Throughout history - especially around times of major events - people have complained about information overload. In our current world of Covid-19 this has never been more warranted. Here are some tips and tools to help you.
There remains a number of patients that we continue to attend within care facilities across our region. There have been wide ranging reports into the concerns of staff and for their residents.
During COVID-19 a number of our standby locations and dynamic activation points are not available with the facilities. In light of this we have agreed with UNISON temporary changes to these locations.
As of 29th April 2020 there will be a trial where the initial management of out of service (OOS) will be returned to the your local AOC dispatch channel.
Working together with the Norfolk Police, Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service and other public service partners, we are hoping to spread some positivity and happiness through these difficult days of lockdown.
A national campaign celebrating the efforts of the frontline workforce during the pandemic, is looking for staff to feature in print, digital and outdoor advertising.
We're extremely grateful for such generous support. If you're approached in this way please refer to your line manager as they have responsibility as to whether or not donations and gifts can be accepted.
We are pleased to announce that Julie Hollings, Director of Communications and Engagement, has been seconded to the Centre for Health Communication Research, Buckinghamshire New University
Trust has reviewed our current provision of Oxygen cylinders on our front line resources to ensure we have a sustainable supply during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
NHSE has requested that swabbing of key NHS workers is undertaken to support the return of these staff groups to work. Multiple swabbing sites are being set up across the region.
Since the government declared lockdown there has been a reported increase in the number of phishing attacks. A number of these have been targeted around COVID-19.
As a safeguarding team we are pulling together the relevant information to help you care for those in need. This can be as part of their lived experience or due to COVID-19.
The Trust understands that increased operational requirements will mean that it will be difficult for some staff to take all of their annual leave entitlement.
All NIBP cuffs are to be cleaned down – as per Trust procedures
following contact with a suspected / confirmed Covid-19 patient.
NIBP cuffs are not to be thrown away unless physically damaged.