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Here, you will find all of the latest news around the Trust which applies to all staff.
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Category: Secure Care
Occupational Therapy Week drop in event
9 October 2024
Join us at our drop in day on Monday 4 Nov from 9am to 4pm to learn more about Occupational Therapy in High Secure Services in Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust.
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Category: Trust wide support services
Estates and Facilities - Team of the Year Award at IHEEM Healthcare and Estates Awards
9 October 2024
Congratulations to our Estates and Facilities Team, they won the Estates Team of the Year Award at the IHEEM Healthcare and Estates Awards earlier this week.
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Category: Trust news
Mersey Care launches new research e-learning training
7 October 2024
We are excited to announce the launch of Making Space for Research, a new e-learning training course for staff, now available on ESR and YourSpace. The course is the latest exciting step forward for Mersey Care as it realises its ambitions to become a research active trust so we can improve future care and treatments for our patients.
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Category: Trust news
Essential maintenance
7 October 2024
The logging of works on the Estates 3i portal will be suspended from 10am on Saturday, 5 October to 10pm on Sunday, 6 October to enable essential maintenance work to be undertaken.
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Category: Trust news
Measuring the impact of Right Care Right Person with Radar
7 October 2024
Mersey Care is experiencing impact due to the phased roll out of Right Care Right Person (RCRP) by Cheshire and Merseyside police. It’s important that we capture impact so we can provide them with information to inform further roll out, making sure we learn together, in the interests of keeping everyone safe. We’ve added fields in our Radar system which help to capture the data we need. RCRP elements of Radar are activated when the answer to the question, ‘Were police called to this incident?’ is ‘Yes’. A series of related questions follow.