When a system for logging blood test referrals wasn’t working well, phlebotomist Joy Giles launched a project to make improvements for both patients and colleagues.
New system for logging blood test referrals Read more »
People who want to know all about our community nursing teams and the help and support they offer, can now find all the information they need in one place online.
Patients, families and carers helped by one stop shop Read more »
A community nursing team has been transformed – thanks to a project which looked at upskilling colleagues, boosting staff morale and making sure everyone felt valued.
Patient safety and care improve as nursing team is transformed Read more »
As many look at new ways of working, in response to COVID-19, a team at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT) was already ahead of the curve.
Improvement tools used to set up new way of working Read more »
A quick and simple idea has been implemented within our sexual health service which is aimed at making improvements for patients and colleagues.
Colleagues suggest their improvement ideas Read more »
Making sure there is the right care, in the right place, at the right time is at the heart of a project to improve quality at Tonbridge Cottage Hospital.
Meeting the needs of patients Read more »
People living with respiratory conditions have helped Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT)to create a resource to help others.
Creating a new resource with those who use our services Read more »
Looking after yourself, so that you can look after others, is at the heart of the huddle – a health and wellbeing initiative at Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital, Herne Bay.
Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT) is believed to be the first in the country to be pioneering a simple but effective wristband, for patients with breathing problems.
Oxygen wristbands project Read more »
What is important and meaningful to dementia patients, their carers, family and friends was at the heart of a project to redesign a leaflet and feedback survey.
People living with dementia redesign leaflet Read more »
