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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

It is the intention of this policy to provide truist-wide guidance to ensure that all appropriate steps are taken to comply with the duty to manage pest activity within the organisation and to comply with pest control related legislation, approved codes of practice, guidance and relevant standards.

Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust takes seriously the health, safety and welfare of all staff. It recognises its responsibilities towards employees, patients and others, including contractors, to reduce risks associated with its work so far as is reasonably practicable. Contractors have equivalent responsibilities for their work. All employers and self-employed workers have responsibilities to communicate and co-operate on matters of health and safety

This procedure outlines mandatory legal and ethical considerations involved in the prescribing, use and administration of high-dose antipsychotics. It determines the roles, responsibilities and processes for the use of high dose antipsychotics Trust Wide.

This policy sets out the framework by which the Trust will deliver its services and provide employment opportunities ensuring compliance with equalities legislation. The policy establishes clear lines of responsibility and a robust complaints process.