BSUH Discharge Masterclass for Senior Nurses - System Partners coming together to teach and inform our senior ward teams of local services and processes giving greater understanding to support patient flow, reducing length of stay and promoting early discharge, Fantastic session!
Brilliant event @BSUH_NHS with people from all parts of our local health and care system, coming together to share learning and experience about discharge planning. Commitments to provide all staff with the tools to do discharge well. @nhs_sct @withoutstigma@BrightonHoveCC
Some people May see this and think so what? But actually for us in A&E this is crucial. If ward patients leave early it means beds for our admitted patients. This means better care for them and the newly arriving patients we need to take care of. This is why it’s so important.
Thanks @Tesco_SouthEast #BagsofHelp raising £££s for Brighton Pathway team. This has given our homeless patients more dignity by providing clean clothes, toiletries, emergency food on discharge & the means to reconnect with loved ones. It’s been a BIG help! #inclusionhealth
Lisa Holford is hard-working, considerate and fair to everyone. Lisa supports every individual on the team to do their best and constantly inspires them to achieve new things for the ward. We wish you the best in the Outstanding Leadership category! #BSUHstars
New admission packs for #PyecombeWard with all essential information for patients and relatives. Kindly put together by our dear volunteer! @BSUH_NHS @BSUHKaizen
5 different organisations at PRH inpatient reviews today! Working together to improve patient experience, support the wards and identify opportunities to improve patient flow, collaboration at its best!
@BSUHSaraAllen@BSUHResilience@EastSussexCC@WSCCNews@TheKatyJackson
Inpatient Reviews today at RSCH - 4 different Organisations working together to spot opportunities and support the wards in improving our patients journeys- now that’s integration! #BHsystemresiliance, #katyjackson, #BSUH, #SCFT, #BHASC
All connected.
The ‘Butterfly Effect’ of not discharging a patient because we failed to get a blood test before the Care Home cut off time is not felt on that ward, but in admissions, then ED, then the ambulance that can’t offload, and then the unseen patient waiting at home. https://t.co/A42eXI80tG