Prescribed Specialised Services (PSS) CQUIN Guide PSS CQUIN Guidance PSS CQUIN Schemes – Single document (Print friendly) PSS CQUIN Schemes PSS CQUIN Schemes – Individual documents with supporting files BI1 Improving HCV treatment pathways through ODNs BI2 Haemtrack BI3 Automated Exchange Transfusion for Sickle Cell Care BI4 Improving Haemoglobinopathy Pathways through ODN Networks CA.1_IM1 Enhanced […]
Our networks Home NHS England — London London Clinical Networks Our networks These networks play a key role by providing clinical advice and leadership to support local decision-making. Cardiac Dementia Diabetes Palliative and End of Life Care Maternity Mental Health Frailty Respiratory Stroke Violence Reduction Learning Disabilities and Autism London Babies, Children and Young People’s Transformation Team […]
Through its core work to review patients safety events recorded on national systems, such as the National Reporting and Learning System (NRLS), the new Learn from Patient Safety Events service (LFPSE), and other sources, the National Patient Safety Team identified a risk around different strength preparations of alfentanil. Alfentanil is a potent injectable opioid used during anaesthesia […]
As Programme Lead at West Midlands Strategic Clinical Networks and Clinical Senate, Laura Tooley highlights national guidance and invites us to consider our role in this emotive yet important area of care. It seems a long time ago now that the 2008 End of Life Care Strategy (DH) was published. Seven years on we have […]
Palliative and End of Life Care Network for Cheshire & Merseyside UNDER CONSTRUCTION – PLEASE COME BACK LATER.
Leading change The palliative care clinical nurse advisor for Manchester Health and Care Commissioning (MHCC) led with commissioners on the development, commissioning and implementation of a consultant-led, community-based palliative care service in north Manchester. The service has reduced unwarranted variation in practice and led to improved experiences and outcomes for residents in the local area […]
This year, the Palliative and End of Life Care Programme Team will be sharing intelligence to reduce unwanted variation. To do this, we will be working with key stakeholder project group which includes urgent and emergency care networks, ambulance services, digital leads and commissioners spanning primary/secondary care.
About us Welcome to the pages for the end of life network. End of life care, including patient and family experience, in the East Midlands is thought to be variable. We do not currently know how many people are supported to die in the place of their choice and most deaths occur in hospitals. We […]
Mike Hurley from the Health Innovation Network (Academic Health Science Network for south London) explains how they are helping people to self-manage their chronic joint pain. The increasing burden of an ageing population on NHS services is well documented. GP’s are doing their best to cope with the ever increasing demand on services; sometimes lacking […]
What is healthcare chaplaincy? Chaplains promote pastoral, spiritual and religious wellbeing through skilled compassionate person-centred care. This is available to our patients, their families and carers, and to NHS staff, volunteers and students. They enable people to celebrate according to their religion or belief within NHS settings, and support those facing very difficult situations such […]