Safety Conversation Day November 2022
Safety Day Posters 2022
Improvement Academy Awards
CNWL held its first annual Improvement Awards on Friday 6 May 2022 to celebrate new initiatives that make practical improvements to clinical and corporate services.
28 teams from across the Trust entered the award poster competition. The top five entries receive a trophy and presentation. You can view all the poster entries below.
Improvement Posters
- Safety and Coping Planning with children and young people in A&E.pdf
- Redesign of Community Pulmonary Rehab Service.pdf
- Beyond Was Not Brought.pdf
- Improving Trust Clinical Governance of Non-Medical Prescribers.pdf
- A Mid-Day Meeting For Timely & Multidisciplinary Support With Complex Cases.png
- Continuing to Improve service user experience and safety within MK CRHTT.pdf
- SECURE STAIRS Embedding traumaInformed culture in a YOI.pdf
- Improving patient flow through the Emotional Disorders Team (EDT) at Hillingdon CAMHS.pdf
- QR Technology for Medicines Infomation Poster pptx.pdf
- Diabetes safety in Cardiac Care.pdf
- QIP of prescription, administration and review of 'as required'.pdf
- Role of the Diabetes Tech within the Diabetes MDT.pdf
- Benefits of an Enhanced Specialist Diabetes Podiatry Service.pdf
- Improving the experience of Trainees on Psychiatry placement within Milton Keynes.pdf
- Reducing The Number of Patients On The GP Wait List & The Wait Time To Be Seen At HMP High Down poster final.pdf
- Improving the recognition of a deteriorating patient using the NEWS2 Digital App.pdf
- Improving medication administration at HMP High Down.pdf
- Using QI methodology helped increase the rate of domestic abuse screening in the Surrey HIV service.pdf
- Lifestyle interventions to reduce significant weight gain on Nile Ward PICU).pdf
- Reducing the number of patients on the caseload not contacted for 45 days or more.pdf
- Delirium Recognition & Management.pdf
- Reducing self-harm on Willow Ward.pdf
- Reducing Obesity in HMP Send.pdf
- Health and Safety is Everyone’s Business.pdf
- Easing the pressure: taking time out for reflection to engage staff and improve care.pdf
- Learning Lessons from a Ligature Death.pdf
- Happy Documentation at Kensington & Chelsea CAMHS.pdf
- Colham Green Goes Green.pdf
- IA May 2022_Slide deck.pptx
Safety Conversation Day 2021
CNWL held an online safety conversation day for staff today, hosted by Dr Cornelius Kelly, CNWL’s Chief Medical Officer, and Maria O’Brien, Chief Nurse. The day focused on a range of safety topics including team-based practice and learning, creating a safety culture, anticipatory care, reliable recognition, learning lessons and improvement through co-production.
Almost 400 staff joined the event online and staff submitted 117 posters to the safety awards with four winners and six runners up (announced below), including a special Chair’s Award.
The posters from the winners and runners up can be viewed on this page (opens link). Staff can view all the poster submissions by searching 'safety conversation 2021' on Trustnet.
Safety Conversation Day 2020
All posters submitted into six categories at our 2020 event can be viewed below.
Overall, the posters received over 4,000 downloads!
- Story of success and self discovery. QI project on reducing violence on Preston House
- Improving access and engagement with guided self help
- An appetite for learning: improving confidence in eating disorder understanding and food and fluid recording
- Reducing the risk of never events during insertion of intrauterine contraception
- Reducing falls on Eillington Ward
- Reducing falls on Oak Tree Ward
- Reducing falls on Kenton Lodge
- Trauma Informed Approaches (TIA): Harrow Acute Mental Health Services
- Improving the efficiency of patient discharge on Pine Ward
- Improving access to Hillingdon CAMHS for CYP
- Improving Contraceptive and Family Planning awareness on a perinatal unit
- Reducing pressure area surveillance in residential care homes to improve District Nurse capacity
- Jameson: St Charles -Improving Physical Health Assessments and Interventions
- Improving the confidence and competence of Junior Doctors in conducting Seclusion Reviews
- Using quality improvement (QI) strategies to mitigate impact of COVID-19: A study of rapid practice evolution in a large inner London teaching hospital/community specialist palliative care (SPC) service
- Increasing meaningful patient and carer involvement in QI projects
- Improving physical health monitoring within the older adult CMHT for K&C
- Violence reduction and improved morale, the story of QI on a low secure forensic ward
- Our falls prevention journey at 3 Beatrice Place runner up
- Goodall – Specialist mental health rehabilitation. Physical health: a tale of two systems
- A community review of the content of inpatient discharge summaries from the six inpatient wards at St Charles Hospital
- Improving access to specialist CAMHS Services in Milton Keynes
- Sustaining improvements in physical health assessment and intervention in rehabilitation services
- Improving physical health form completion on a general inpatient adult ward
- Reducing restrictive practice
- Caspian Ward project to reduce incidents of physical assault involving staff and by 30% by November 2020
- Pine Ward QI project to reduce aggression and violence using trust core values
- Improving patient flow in CAMHS: reducing the therapy waiting list
- Improving physical health data in difficult to reach patients
- Discovery of a long and winding road…improving communication
- Routine domestic abuse (DA) screening in people living with HIV (PLWH) runner up
- Waiting time reduction from referral to diagnostic assessment of ADHD
- Shannon Ward QI project for violence reduction
- Improving community access to keep patients safe and avoid deterioration and hospitalisation
- QI Project to reduce violence on a children’s inpatient unit
- We waste 30 days a year in office inbox! Why Not Using SystemOne task in clinical communication
- Sharing decisions by sharing care plans on the K&C older people CMHT
- Improving physical health monitoring for inpatients on an adult psychiatric ward
- WICU: Reducing Falls on the unit (1st poster)
- WICU: Reducing Falls on the unit (2nd poster)
- WICU: The impact of introducing a daily patient complexity tool to ensure safe staffing on the unit
- Improving the efficiency of the pharmacy medicines ward stock top-up process
- Nile Ward PICU violence reduction QI project
- Improving out of hours handover at St Charles Hospital
- Therapist’s satisfaction with remote working compared to face to face consultations in psychotherapy
- Reduction in the rate of falls within the mental health inpatient ward in Milton Keynes
- How to improve staff wellbeing in an NHS CAMHS service
- Improving efficiency of referral to treatment (RTT) for Harrow CAMHS winner
- Improving compliance with the controlled drug audit standards in the Jameson Division
- Improving sexual safety in mental health inpatient wards
- Falls reduction QI programme. Learning points from delivering a trust-wide QI programme
- Review of repeat prescriptions and wastage of medicines in KCW Early Intervention Service
- Vet the venous thromboembolism (VTE)