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Patient Safety

Patient Safety is the freedom from harm in healthcare and is a process by which an organisation makes patient care safer.

Industrial Action Update - Issued on 16 January 2023

Ahead of this week’s planned industrial action by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), we’ve developed an in-depth briefing which we hope colleagues will find useful. It also signposts to other helpful sources of information.

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Unopposed-declaration-Public-AmberValleyErewashandSouthDerbyshire - Copy.pdf

Unopposed-declaration-Public-AmberValleyErewashandSouthDerbyshire

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Data Protection Legislation incl GDPR Policy.docx

This policy sets out the standards that DCHS and its staff are required to meet in order to comply with Data Protection Legislation, including the UK General Data Protection Regulations (UK GDPR).

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Estates Uniforms (P3)

DCHS Estates Uniform Codes

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0010 - Staff Signature Sheet

0010 Staff signature sheet

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Referral Pathway for all DCHS patients to Tissue Viability Services (G257)

G257 - Referral Pathway for all DCHS patients to Tissue Viability Services

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L276 - What is a Learning Disability Assessment

Leaflet describing what a learning disability is and what an assessment involves.

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1038 - Environment Risk Assessment for Patient Handling Activity

1038 - Environment Risk Assessment for Patient Handling Activity

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Malignant and Fungating Wound Pathway (G193)

Malignant and Fungating Wound Flowchart

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0316 Enhanced Observation Monitoring Form.docx

0316 Enhanced Observation Monitoring Form

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Learning from Death’s Policy (P72)

This policy confirms the process to ensure a multi-disciplinary, consistent and coordinated approach for the review of deaths that occur in all DCHS in-patient and community team caseloads. The aim of the learning from deaths process is to identify any areas of practice both specific to the individual case and beyond that could potentially be improved, based upon peer group review. Areas of good practice are also identified and supported. To describe in detail the three-stage mortality review process within the Trust, detailing how reviews should be completed, by whom and when to ensure that learning from deaths is made a Trust priority and leads to developments and improvements in patient care.