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Alder Hey Briefing Emergency Department Waiting Area Relocation - 7 January 2025
20 December 2024
Alder Hey is creating a new facility to better support non-emergency cases, including a Paediatric Admissions Unit, Same Day Emergency Centre, and Urgent Treatment Centre. This will improve care, reduce waiting times, and ease staff pressure. The ED waiting room will temporarily move to Radiology on 7 January 2025 to enable construction.
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Anti Racism Plan development
20 December 2024
In 2022 our work towards our Perfect Care goal of "Zero acceptance of racism, discrimination, and unacceptable behaviours from and toward our workforce and our patients/service users, carers and families" began.
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New GP Connect module now available
20 December 2024
GP Connect is integrated with all major GP software providers. It routes requests to the GP system, based on the patient's registered GP. A link from Rio to Primary Care records is being implemented using GP Connect, a national NHSE owned solution. This will enable clinical staff to access their patients’ primary care records in real time without needing to login to another system or search for their patient.
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Update: additional winter payment rates for non-medical clinical staff
20 December 2024
The Trust acknowledges the increased need for capacity to manage staffing gaps and the increased demand over the holiday period.
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Upcoming vaccination clinics (23 December 2024 to 3 January 2025)
19 December 2024
Flu cases in hospitals has jumped 41% in a week. The latest NHS figures show an average of 2,629 flu patients were in beds in England each day last week. While these infections can be a nasty inconvenience to most of us, they can be life threatening to others.