eHealth Handover championing safer care
Last week saw the introduction of Nervecentre’s Handover module on our surgical admissions areas (St Mawes, Pendennis and Theatre Direct)
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Wedding bells ring in Maternity
With the Royal Wedding just around the corner, wedding bells were also ringing in our Maternity department, after new Dad Josh Kelly proposed to his partner Gabrielle by his son Hudson wearing a bib saying ‘Will you marry Daddy?’
5 yr old Olivia’s thank you to Hospital Team
After Olivia Pascoe spent three weeks on the Children’s Ward at Royal Cornwall Hospital with septic arthritis her parents wanted to say thank you for the care provided by the team.
Celebrating National ODP Day at Royal Cornwall Hospital
Monday 14th May is National ODP day and to mark this, we are highlighting some of our fantastic Operating Department Practitioners that work at Royal Cornwall Hospital and hear from them about how and why they took on this role.
Neonatal Unit at RCH delighted to receive pictures from a local artist
The Neonatal Unit at RCH was delighted to receive pictures from a local artist from St Ives and her 15 year old son, who was on the unit for 6 weeks when he was a baby.
National Guardian’s Office to carry out case review into speaking up
The National Guardian’s Office (NGO) will be looking into speaking up practices, processes and culture within the trust as part of a case review that will begin next month. This is in response to information, such as feedback from our staff survey, that the trust needs to improve the support it provides to workers who speak up.
Take on the £70 Challenge
The £70 Challenge is your chance to win up to £1000 for your chosen fund of Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity
Return to practice success brings new dieticians to the team
Dietitians in Cornwall are taking a proactive approach to recruiting new members to their team by encouraging former professionals back into rewarding careers in the NHS.
RCHT staff join the 70 Day #EndPJparalysis campaign
Professor Brian Dolan, the originator of #EndPJparalysis and #Last1000days social movements, visited RCH this week to launch the 70-day #EndPJparalysis Challenge.
The marathon recovery that led to a sprint!
On the morning of 13th April 2017, Michèle Perkins left her home in Crantock to drive to Truro where she was working as a psychotherapist at the NHS’ BeMe office in Truro.
