Please take some time to complete our survey to help us obtain a clearer understanding on what you feel has worked well, as well as any lessons learned whilst working within the Education and Training workstream More
Welcome to our lessons learned survey. We really value your expertise and knowledge, and therefore would really welcome your opinion.
It is important that we capture lessons learned from each workstream within the Non-Clinical Goods and Services Cell. A few weeks ago an excel...More
The NHS offered support to care homes through a mutual aid offer via their Local Resilience Forums to deliver IPC, PPE and COVID-19 Testing training during this COVID-19 pandemic.
By the 29 May 2020, training has been delivered either face to face or virtually to over 10,000...More
Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) and the Independent Healthcare Providers Network (IHPN) worked in partnership to develop a pilot programme focusing on Orthopaedics and Spinal work carried out in the independent sector. The ambition of the pilot programme was to identify examples of...More
We are undertaking a Getting it Right First Time (GIRFT) review of paediatric critical care services across England. We would like to capture a summary of paediatric critical care services within your network and some details about how your Network is organised. We anticipate that this...More
As part of our commitment to continually learn and improve National Patient Safety Alerts, the national patient safety team is keen to understand how organisations responded to the Patient safety alert ‘ Risk of death and severe harm from ingesting superabsorbent polymer gel granules’ ...More
As part of our commitment to continually learn and improve National Patient Safety Alerts, the national patient safety team is keen to understand how organisations responded to the Patient safety alert ‘ Risk of death and severe harm from ingesting superabsorbent polymer gel granules’ ...More
As part of our commitment to continually learn and improve National Patient Safety Alerts, the national patient safety team is keen to understand how organisations responded to the Patient safety alert ‘ Risk of death and severe harm from ingesting superabsorbent polymer gel granules’ ...More
Over the past three years the National AHP Leadership team for England have had a focus on developing AHP leadership capacity and capability. In 2017 we began our initial work on this through a survey to trusts in England aimed at gaining an understanding of their current AHP leadership...More
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We hope that this will be a temperature check of changes in rheumatology departments during this pandemic and will help to give context our forthcoming virtual visits and to the rheumatology GIRFT National...More
We are continously striving to improve the product and really want to know what works for for our users and what doesn't. Your feedback on the latest updates to The Model Hospital is invaluable as we move towards a Model Health System. More
We want the experience of being contacted by the FTSU team to be as positive and as straightforward as possible.
Please give us feedback to help us improve the way we communicate with Providers.
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In this questionnaire, we are seeking to understand how paediatric critical care is commissioned and funded, and about what information is captured within your organisation. We anticipate that this information would best be provided by someone senior within the finance team, though some...More
During this period, Estates and Facilities teams across the country are likely to be affected by staff shortages, which will challenge their operation. It is critical that we work together as a system to ensure everyone has the staffing they need to keep our hospitals and patients safe.
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During this period, Estates and Facilities teams across the country are likely to be affected by staff shortages, which will challenge their operation. It is critical that we work together as a system to ensure everyone has the staffing they need to keep our hospitals operational and patients...More
Please note: due to COVID-19, we have extended the closing date of this consultation until Sunday 18 October 2020.
A key part of the NHS Patient Safety Strategy published in July 2019, is the introduction of a framework for Patient Safety Partners to provide guidance on how the NHS can...More
The scope of Orthopaedic Trauma is broad. Therefore to make this questionnaire relevant I have focussed on those areas which I believe either to be important in themselves or as a general indicator of a unit's well-being. I have consulted widely with others. Additionally I have chosen to...More
Over 1.3 million people work in the English NHS, making us the largest employer in Britain and in Europe. We want the NHS to be the best place to work, where our staff are energised, empowered and equipped to make real improvements to deliver safer and better patient care.
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Getting It Right First Time
Following on from the first round of deep-dive visits. The Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Review team would like to request additional information before the second round of visits where we aim to see trusts working as a network.
The work...More
Emergency Care Improvement Support Team (ECIST) NHS England and NHS Improvement - feedback survey
Please take the time to complete this short survey as we value your feedback as this will help us continuously improve our approach and offer of support to you. More
This survey is an opportunity for the NHSE/I team to gain feedback from Phase 2 of the ED Retention and Recruitment Programme in order to assess how we might deliver the programme going forward. More
Overview
In 2017 to 2018, your engagement with the GIRFT process was vital to enable us to identify the challenges we face delivering ophthalmology services, potential areas of unwarranted variation and examples of innovative and great practice. The GIRFT ophthalmology team would like to...More
The way in which national organisations develop and issue safety alerts is changing.
A range of national bodies and teams have issued alerts, messages, notices and similar safety communications to healthcare providers for many years. These communications required action by healthcare...More