Each year, we publish our Quality Account. This is a report about the quality of services we provide to our patients. The reports are published annually by every healthcare provider - including the independent sector - and are available to the public.
Quality Accounts are an important way for local NHS services to report on quality and show improvements in the services they deliver to local communities and stakeholders.
The RNOH celebrated Learning at Work Day. The event was well attended with the Safeguarding Adults, Infection Control, the Orthopaedic Library, Leadership Development, Equality and Diversity teams, amongst others, having stalls full of information and goodies for candidates.
A fun and informative presentation from Allan Seraj of the Nurse Education team; Lucy Quinn gave a talk on Learning from Incidents; Michelle Hodgkinson on Innovation & Creativity and Nasser Ismail prepped the team in Interview Skills. A great recipe for a successful day!
As you have probably heard on the national press NHS England Trusts and several large private organisations have been suffering from significant cyber attacks. We would like to reassure all our patients that RNOH and all our clinical service were not affected and remain operational. There has not been any impact on patient care and patient data remains secure.
Nurses Day 2017 at the RNOH and Head of Nursing, Julie-Anne Dowie celebrated with her nursing and health care assistants by presenting them with chocolate and vanilla cakes today.
Matrons Tricia Treacy, Claire Kehoe and Brian Dorman helped deliver cakes and vouchers to all the wards across the hospital. A big thank you to all the hardworking, caring and diligent staff who serve our patients well.
The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust, through the efforts of the Infection Prevention and Control Team held the Hand Hygiene Week from the 2 May 2017 culminating with the celebration of WHO Hand Hygiene Day together with the global community on the 5 May 2017.
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