Colleagues add improvement ideas to new whiteboards
New improvement idea whiteboards are going up in staff areas at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT).
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Small changes can make a big difference
Take 15 seconds now to do something which could save someone else 30 minutes later – and let us know all about it.
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Virtual certificate presentation
A virtual certificate presentation has been held for colleagues who have successfully completed a healthcare assistant course.
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Quality improvement conference postponed
Our quality improvement conference(QI) this year has been cancelled – as our colleagues are working tirelessly in the fight against COVID-19.
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Re-scheduled training dates
In line with Government advice regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) we have had to cancel or postpone some of our training events.
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Changes to training dates
Our QI Fundamentals course on March 31 has been cancelled.
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Patient and carer tell how services affect them
An induction programme for healthcare assistants and senior healthcare assistants now includes a presentation by a patient representative and carer who explain how what we do affects them.
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Improvement team welcome VIP visitor
Digital whiteboards and oxygen wristbands were just two of the quality improvement (QI) projects a VIP visitor was told about during a visit to Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust.
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Homeless project shortlisted in national awards
A project we launched last year, to take healthcare to homeless people, has been shortlisted for an HSJ Value Award.
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Colleagues empowered to make changes
A bespoke quality improvement course was held for two services at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT) who wanted to know more.
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