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THIS POLICY STATES THE TRUST’S COMMITMENT TO OPENNESS, WHICH INCLUDES ENCOURAGING OUR COLLEAGUES TO RAISE THEIR CONCERNS WITH WHAT THEY SEE HAPPENING AT WORK.

This plan sets out the criteria for identifying and declaring an outbreak along with the process for establishing and running an Outbreak Control Team

This document describes the action to be taken in the event of a bomb threat or suspicious package being reported on or in the vicinity of Trust premises.

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that appropriate systems and procedures are in place to minimise the risk of Legionella and other Waterborne Pathogens within the trust’s hot and cold water systems.

Procedure to be followed when the death of an inpatient occurs to ensure that the Trust and individual medical practitioners meet their statutory requirements under the new Medical Certificate of Cause of Death and Medical Examiner Regulations (2024)

Defines the framework to ensure the Trust meets its obligations in relation of Information Governance and Records Management. This policy is issued as guidance on the creation, storage and management of Corporate Records.

The Strategy outlines how one person can make a difference when raising concerns about how Mersey Care provides care and delivers its services, encouraging people to speak up, for leaders to listen up and for all parts of the organisation to take up the lessons learned from concerns raised - as part of our Just and Learning Culture

This End of Life Care Policy outlines the Trust's commitment to delivering compassionate, patient-centred care aligned with national ambitions. It emphasises holistic care, symptom management, and family support, ensuring seamless coordination across services. The policy applies Trust-wide, guiding colleagues in providing dignified and responsive care tailored to each patient's needs