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Your mental health matters. We all face challenges, and it’s important to have the right support when you need it. This page provides tools and services to help you manage stress, build…
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This area seeks to bring together all Trust HR Policies and Procedures in relation to Medical Staff.
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A selection of books and digital support resources from Health Education England Access, understand and use trusted health resources to live well and enjoy better health. Health Education…
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A range of training modules to support increasing awareness and understanding of the unique pressures, challenges and disadvantages faced by members of the Armed Forces community in both our NHS staffing and our patients.
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The Health and Safety team provides specialist advice and support Trust wide to staff and senior management. The team is located within the Estates and Facilities department. The team supports…
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Right Care, Right Person (RCRP) is an operating model for police and partners that seeks to make sure the public is provided with the right care, responded to by the right person with the right…
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Care Certificate Course Information: Mersey Care has given the commitment that identified support staff, Band 2-4, will have the opportunity to complete the Care Certificate training. The uptake of the Care Certificate will directly impact upon our patient experience and contribute to our vision of “Our vision is to lead the way in whole-person, life-long care that helps people live happier, healthier lives”. In addition staff will have a more in-depth understanding of care and the competencies required to care for patients in Health and Social Care. This course will give staff the basis from which they can further develop and maximise their potential and progress in their career. Target Audience: Newly appointed B2-4 Health Care Support Workers completely new to working in health care. NB: Colleagues who can evidence over 12 months experience in a Healthcare setting or have achieved a higher level Health & Social Care qualification will be exempt Learning Outcomes: To achieve overall Care Certificate standard learners must complete the 15 Standards and Observations during a 12 week period: 350: Care Certificate Standards (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9) – eLearning 350: MAND CSTF Equality Diversity and Human Rights Level 1 – eLearning 350: MAND CSTF Safeguarding Adults – Level 1 – eLearning 350: MAND CSTF Safeguarding Children – Level 1 – eLearning 350: MAND CSTF Health and Safety – Level 1 – eLearning 350: MAND CSTF Infection Control – Level 1 – eLearning 350: MAND Data Security Awareness – eLearning 350: Basic Life Support / Automated External Defibrillation – Classroom To support the overall completion of the Care Certificate the learner requires practical observations against the Care Certificate standards detailed in this document. The assessor can be your manager, assessor or someone else authorised (to be determined at Divisional level). Refresher: Once only
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An exciting opportunity has come up to join the expanding Individual Placement Support (IPS) employment service at The Life Rooms, with multiple roles available across Sefton, Knowsley, and Warrington. IPS support people with serious or complex mental health conditions to find meaningful employment.
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Our colleagues in the GMB have formally confirmed that strike action will take place on 18 January 2023 (00.01 to 23.59 hours).
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What is the Practitioner Reference Group for Learning Disabilities? The Practitioner Reference Group for Learning Disabilities (PRG4LD) is comprised of a core group of…
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MMP56 Guidelines for the Management of Prolactin Levels
This clinical guideline aims to provide guidance on the management and monitoring of prolactin levels.
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SD66 Access to Physical Activity (Inpatients)
This policy aims to support staff to enable service users in the trust inpatient units to access physical activity.
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HR29 Occupational Health Operational Policy
Policy supports Mersey Care NHS FT in its commitment to providing an occupational health service to all colleagues, which delivers a safe, effective, quality occupational health service
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AHP04 Procedure for Use and Access to Trust wide Activity of Daily Loving (ADL) kitchens (SOP)
This is a Trust-Wide SOP, it applies to staff working across inpatient hospital sites. The Occupational Therapy service will offer assessment and treatment in the Therapy and ADL Kitchens.
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Allied Health Professionals (AHP's) support to maintain safer staffing levels in inpatient services
To describe the impact of AHPs supporting with maintaining safe staffing levels on inpatient wards on: - Patient care - Patient safety - Staff wellbeing To describe the process of requesting support and the circumstances in which this should be approved.
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AHP01 Allied Health Professionals Degree Apprenticeships (SOP)
Alongside traditional degrees, there has been an introduction of degree apprenticeships for Allied Health Professionals (AHP’s) of which the Trust supports Dietetics, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Podiatry and Speech and Language Therapy. As these apprenticeships have grown there has been an identified need for processes to support the management of apprenticeships within the Trust.
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Equality Impact Assessment Guidance-Sep 2021
Equality Impact Assessment Guidance Document - Sep 2021
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IT13: Freedom of Information (incorporating Environmental Information Regulations)
This policy defines the framework to ensure the Trust meets its obligations in relation to Information Governance.
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NEWS2 SoP-MHCD 21 10 2024 updated
Mental Health Care Division NEWS2 SOP Nov 24
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SD07 Resuscitation Policy
This Resuscitation Policy provides Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust with the Quality Standards for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation practice and training. The standards cover inpatient and community settings that deliver health care for adults of all ages, adolescents or children