Preg-Cov Trial
The Preg-CoV trial aims to identify the best interval to be used between doses of COVID-19 vaccines for protecting pregnant women against COVID-19.
News Archives: August 2021
ColLAborative working – 48-hour Twitter takeover showcases good practice at the RCHT
The British Association of Cytopathology (BAC) has invited the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust to showcase good practice using the association’s Twitter account.
Thank you boxes to be delivered to colleagues that have promoted a SAFE work climate
When the Patient Safety team at the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust asked for feedback on their Human Factors training earlier this year, they also put out a call for nominations.
CQC welcomes improvement at RCHT
The Care Quality Commission has today published its findings following its focussed inspection in June, related to Never Events. There are three reports, one each for Royal Cornwall, West Cornwall and St Michael’s hospitals. Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions at RCHT, Kim O’Keeffe said: “We welcome the Care […]
New initiative helps young people to get started in healthcare
The Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust has partnered with the Prince’s Trust to provide a two-day course for young people in preparation for accessing the Kickstart Scheme and working in the health sector.
Consultant Community Paediatrician documents amazing role working on the Isles of Scilly
This year, annual World Photography Day fell on the 19th of August. As part of this, colleagues from across our hospitals have been sharing photos they’ve taken of the surrounding countryside to add a wow factor to some of our local and national campaigns. However, one colleague’s unique role and his passion for photography have […]
Join us as we reflect and look forward
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust is holding its Annual Public Meeting on 2 September 2021 from 4.30 – 6.00pm.
Call from ED to ‘Help us, help you’
The emergency department at the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro is exceptionally busy. Unless it is a genuine emergency, please call your own GP or 111 first so you can be directed to the most appropriate place for your care.
New Outpatient Department at West Cornwall Hospital
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