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St Andrew s Healthcare seeks nurses to work in child and adolescent mental health services

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International Nurses Day: Nursing director reflects on innovation at hospital trust

International Nurses’ Day: Nursing director reflects on innovation at hospital trust Kettering General Hospital A hospital chief nurse has said nursing staff have shown “courage and resilience” in the way they have adapted to the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic. Leanne Hackshall, director of nursing and quality at Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, based in Northamptonshire, has spoken to Nursing Times to mark today being International Nurses’ Day. The event is held annually on 12 May to celebrate the nursing profession and this year the theme is around nurse innovation. “Nurses are problem solvers generally and innovators and at the forefront with the patient

KGH s Anna wins national award for pandemic work

Submitting. She implemented virtual visiting, an electronic system for patients to speak to loved ones over video by using a computer tablet. Anna said: “I’m so happy to see the impact that this is having on the patients in our care. In a time of Covid this has made a huge difference with their families that are in our care. “As an organisation, we take a family-centred approach to care. This ensures patients wellbeing is looked after.” Anna and the team continued to improve and develop on the initial software that had been developed. They introduced new features such as a re-book feature, which saves ward staff time from inputting family details for each visit, alongside a button that tells staff when a call has been completed. This enables ward staff to differentiate between patients who have had a virtual visit and those who have not.

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