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There are many different types of legal powers that a person can get that will allow them to manage the affairs, access information and make decisions for another individual who does not have the…
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Ask, Listen, Do, (ALD) was introduced by NHS England (2018) as part of a Service Development Improvement Plan (SDIP) for NHS providers to improve experiences and outcomes for children and adults who…
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To care for a person as an individual means being sensitive to their unique set of relationships with family, friends, carers, other loved ones, and their community. Providers of palliative and end of…
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Career engagement develops insight into roles to provide a deeper understanding of the skills and knowledge required for the workplace.
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What is Emotional abuse? Emotional abuse is the persistent emotional maltreatment of a child such as to cause severe and persistent adverse effects on the child’s emotional development. It…
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We understand that the events in Southport, August 2024, and the protests and violent disturbances that followed, will have affected many people in different ways. We have worked with partners to…
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Take our one hour training module which will provide you with a basic overview of why research is important in Mersey Care, the types of research and innovation activity that you can get involved in,…
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Talking is good for your mental health, and talking about mental health is important. But starting a conversation isn’t always easy. Whether you’d like to talk to someone about how…
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IC01 Infection Prevention and Control
This policy details the action required by all individuals directly employed by the Trust, contract staff, students, volunteers, locums and bank/agency staff, service users, carers and general public, to minimise the risk of infection, to service users, staff and visitors.
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SA50 Management of Patient Group Directions
TO PROVIDE STAFF WITH DIRECTION AND CLARITY AROUND DEVELOPING, REVIEWING, AUTHORISING, WORKING TO AND AUDITING PATIENT GROUP DIRECTIONS AND OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITIES TO ADMINISTER OR SUPPLY
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HR-G10 (HR21) Recruitment and Selection Procedure
To provide information and guidance regarding Recruitment and Selection processes
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LOC 019 Section 17 Leave Protocol May 21
This policy includes the Local Division Protocol re Section 17 Leave from inpatient areas
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IRP09 Electrical Rota Disconnection Plan
This plan provides the response in the event of planned power disruptions requiring electrical rota load disconnection.
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MH16 Section 136 of Mental Health Act 1983 Joint Agency Policy and Procedure
Section 136 of Mental Health Act 1983 Joint Agency Policy and Procedure
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MMP21 Patient Group Direction (PGD) and written instructions Compliance Audit
This procedure provides guidance to Trust Staff who will carry out audits to monitor and assess the compliance with patient group direction (PGD) requirements for the supply or administration of medicines via PGD.
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MCT04 Electrical Safety Policy
Electricity Safety Policy Power
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MMP65 Electronic Patient Specific Direction (PSD) for use by Community Nursing Services in Adult Services
This procedure aims to ensure all community nursing staff are aware of the process for the use of electronic Patient Specific Directions (PSD), authorising the administration of medication via the EMIS GP prescribing system. This procedure will support the community nursing service to administer medication safely to patients in line with regulatory requirements.
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HR39: European Working Time Directive
THIS POLICY IS TO INFORM MANAGERS AND COLLEAGUES OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES IN REGARD TO PROTECTING THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF COLLEAGUES FROM THE RISKS OF WORKING EXCESSIVE HOURS BY APPLYING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE WORKING TIME REGULATIONS 1998.