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Second ‘exemplar status’ for Interventional Radiology team
Published: June 7, 2019
Our Interventional Radiology team is celebrating a brilliant outcome having retained its ‘exemplar status’ following a recent assessment for the British Society of Interventional radiology (BSIR) Quality Improvement Initiative.
An education in first-class patient care: Trauma Unit at the RCHT receives CLiPP Champion Award for mentoring programme
Published: June 7, 2019
The Trauma Unit at Royal Cornwall Hospitals has been awarded the Health Education England CLiPP Champion Award for the whole of the South West.
Out now! Dietitian Approved charity recipe book
Published: June 4, 2019
RCHT dietitian Rachael Brandreth is among a group of experts from around the country who have contributed to a fundraising recipe book which has been launched as part of Dietitians Week – 3-7 June.
Assessing the human factors – Isles of Scilly simulation training aims to bring more inclusive midwifery care to rural communities…
Published: May 31, 2019
Simulation in clinical training has long been a valuable strategy for teaching, learning and evaluating skills. For Practice Development Midwife Sarah-Jane Pedler, simulations in midwifery education have been especially pivotal to the improvement of patient-first care and to the development of services currently available.
Breaking ground for Cornwall’s innovate IMPACT hub
Published: May 31, 2019
Breaking ground for Cornwall's innovate IMPACT hub
Digital x-ray equipment comes to Mid, North and East Cornwall
Published: May 31, 2019
An exciting programme of investment is bringing digital x-ray equipment to St Austell, Bodmin and Stratton hospitals over the coming year.
Brilliant new facilities on the way at Helston Birth Centre
Published: May 29, 2019
There’s great news for parents in Helston and the surrounding area as work is underway on a refurbishment of the Birth Centre at Helston Community Hospital.
Paw use of leads means thousands of dog owners risk serious hand injuries
Published: May 28, 2019
With new figures suggesting that thousands of dog owners across the UK may be suffering serious hand injuries caused by dog leads and collars, the British Society for Surgery of the Hand is urging pet owners to take care to avoid ending up in the dog house.
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- Trust Improvement Plan – Summary of progress between January and July 2018
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- Trust Improvement Plan – April 2018 update
- Trust Improvement Plan – May 2018 update
- Trust Improvement Plan – June 2018 update
- Trust Improvement Plan – July 2018 update
- Trust Improvement Plan – August 2018 update
- Trust Improvement Plan – September 2018 update
- Trust Improvement Plan – October 2018 update
