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Nobody can spot the signs of a child getting sicker better than their parents, which is why we have ensured that the concerns of families and carers are at the heart of this new system.

If they raise concerns, there will be immediate escalation and the right to a second opinion.

We're recruiting now for NHS England national clinical directors. Find out more and apply: england.nhs.uk/about/working-…

Our improving staff retention guide is aimed at line managers, employers and leaders, and anyone involved in the retention of #OurNHSPeople . Take a look at the guide and other resources on our retention hub: t.ly/gL521

SAS professional development funding nhsemployers.org/publications/s… via @nhsemployers

We’ve gained a wealth of insight into the untapped potential of the SAS workforce. Our new SAS strategy recognises the challenges SAS doctors face in realising potential and recommends how we can help maximise their contributions.

Read our SAS strategy: ow.ly/77w450P3920

Today we have launched the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan.

It builds on initiatives already happening in the NHS to boost training and improve retention by working differently, in a compassionate and inclusive culture.

Find out more. ⬇️

We’ve developed 10 recommendations with AoMRC we can use across health and care to help support doctors in late career to stay, and stay well in the NHS. Find out more in our new published guide: t.ly/qjwS

Today we publish guidance, aligned to the #PeoplePromise , aimed at supporting systems and employers to retain secondary care doctors in later career. A third of #OurNHSPeople are 50+ making it vitally important that we support & retain them: t.ly/qjwS AoMRC

@CPOC_news has published the 2023 National Safety Standards for Invasive Procedures ( NatSSIPs 2!). Commissioned by .NHS England

Read the full guidance and supporting resources cpoc.org.uk/guidelines-res…

NHS Blood & Transplant NHS Blood+Transplant has advised that red cell & group A platelet stock levels are low and should be conserved from 16 - 30 Jan.

Increased use of tranexamic acid can help and should be considered in all adult surgical patients.
More info: bit.ly/3k5PKJj

An updated CQUIN to ensure patients drink, eat and mobilise as soon as possible after surgery has been published for 23/24.

For more information click here cpoc.org.uk/updated-dreami…

👇🏾Deterioration CQUIN 2023 published england.nhs.uk/nhs-standard-c…👏🏾
Big step forward in reducing avoidable hospital deaths in acutely unwell pt. Quality standards- Recognition, Escalation, Response, Plan🙏🏾Royal College of Physicians Nicola Spencer Sally Wood sara blakeley 💙 NOrF NHS England

NHS colleagues are working hard in what is proving to be the most challenging winter ever, and I want to take some time to reflect on the incredible work you do and thank everyone who helps the NHS continue to care for more than 1.3 million people every day.

Due to the recent increase in children presenting with Strep A symptoms, updated interim clinical guidance has been published. This supports clinical diagnosis and promotes appropriate use of antimicrobials: england.nhs.uk/publication/gr…

Fantastic progress on 24/7 staff access to food in NHS Trusts with the publication of these national standards, making it a legal requirement, including hot food 🙌
Also great to see Junior Doctors Fatigue & Facilities Charter linked as a useful baseline.
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The top performing sites have achieved a 33% reduction in unnecessary ambulance conveyances through introducing simple digital vital sign monitoring for their care home residents, come to this free webinar for #SocialCare & #NHS teams on Tues 4 Oct to hear more #NHS InnovCollab

Really looking forward to the NHS Employers The BMA #SASweek2022 !

Thank you Alex for sharing your story it is so important Anne pullyblank Mark Hannah Little (She/Her) Louise George Danielle Eddy Feb rachael bunnett @WEAHSN RCN Learning Disability Nursing Forum

Have you seen the recent blog post by Kathy McLean on developing #SASAdvocate & Specialist roles?

Also a reminder that if you are a SAS Advocate or have one in your trust, Rob Fleming is creating a network and would like to hear from you. #SASdoctors

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