Earlier this month, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) launched 12 new improvement schemes in what is the sixth wave of its Listening into Action (LiA) and Improvement work.
Building on two years of improvements and engagement with staff, LiA empowers all staff to make the changes that they think will improve not only the services the Trust offers to patients but also the experience of staff working in its hospitals.
The schemes are an eclectic mix from introducing Nurse Controlled Analgesia (used to numb areas on the body) to improving conditions for children experiencing severe pain, particularly those undergoing surgery; and treating nausea and vomiting in pregnancy as a day treatment.
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Building on two years of improvements and engagement with staff, LiA empowers all staff to make the changes that they think will improve not only the services the Trust offers to patients but also the experience of staff working in its hospitals.
The schemes are an eclectic mix from introducing Nurse Controlled Analgesia (used to numb areas on the body) to improving conditions for children experiencing severe pain, particularly those undergoing surgery; and treating nausea and vomiting in pregnancy as a day treatment.
Read more here
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