News in brief (Spring-17 insight magazine)
News in brief is a round up of some of the things that have been going on around TEWV. In this issue you can hear about a new cinema that gives patients the chance to socialise more and enjoy a better quality of life, twiddlemuffs and forget-me-not flowers to provide sensory stimulation, the clinical coding team attaining the highest level score for their accuracy, a wishing tree for young peop...
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Spring 2017 insight magazine
Introduction
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Christmas message (Winter 16
As 2016 draws to a close, I’ve been thinking back over thelast 12 months. It’s been an eventful year for TEWV (and forme!). It was a privilege to take over from Martin Barkley aschief executive of one of the best performing and wellrespected mental health and learning disability trusts in thecountry.
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Living the Values awards (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
August and September 2016 - Living the Values is the chairman's award for staff who have made a difference to service users, carers and families, colleagues or other customers.
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Next issue (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Next issue of insight magazine.
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News in brief (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
News in brief is a round up of some of the things that have been going on around TEWV. In this issue you can hear about teams across the Trust taking part in a sunflower competition, how staff and clients at Unit 2 Bankfields Court in Middlesbrough supported the Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympic games, a mini music festival for services users and families was held at Kilton View Day Service and ...
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Physical healthcare project team (Winter 16 - insight magazine
Research shows that people with mental ill health or a learningdisability have higher rates of physical illness and reduced lifeexpectancy. This is often associated with preventable physicalconditions.
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An insight into Kath Davies (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
An insight into is a regular feature within our Trust magazine, featuring a different member of staff each issue. This magazine features Kath Davies, Senior clinical director, children and young people's services (CYPS) and clinical director, York and Selby child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS), Lime Trees, York.
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New look coffee shops (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Between now and Spring 2017, our Trust coffee shops are undergoing a transformation.
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We remember (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Arts and crafts activities play a key role in our patient care and recovery and we love to see all of the work that our talented service users create.
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Fundraising quest (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Overdale ward at Roseberry Park in Middlesbrough is benefitting from a fundraising project called ‘Katy’s Quest’ led by Lucy Leaver.
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Keeping you in mind (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
A team of specialists is supporting people across the Trust to become more mindful and pay attention to the present moment.
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Governor spotlight (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Sarah Talbot-Landon, public governor representing County Durham, talks about her involvement in the Trust.
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Target met (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Since July, staff and governors have been attending as many events as possible highlighting the benefits of being a public member of TEWV.
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Governors get involved (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Highlights of some of your governors’ work.
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Governor question time (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
The Council of Governors is always keen to hear from members.
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Back on the road (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
The Trust and organisations from voluntary and third sectors have been very busy over the last few months spreading the word about what information and support is available for mental health and learning disabilities.
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Over 100 nurses offered employment (and we're still going!) (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Our staff are our greatest asset. Over the past few months we have concentrated our efforts on recruiting registered mental health and learning disability nurses, committing to offering all successful candidates a permanent position at the Trust.
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Everybody is TEWV flu fighting (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Our staff flu vaccination campaign started in October and we’re doing all we can to protect our patients, collegues and services from this serious virus.
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Adding value (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Almost 300 health professionals went to TEWV’s annual NursingConference, held at Ramside Hall, Durham in September.
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World Mental Health Day (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Mental ill health is more common than you might imagine with one in four people experiencing some form of mental health illness each year.
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Pharmacies deliver psychological support (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
People experiencing low mood in Durham and Teesside could benefit from a pilot study seeing community pharmacies deliver psychological support.
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Service users have their say... (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Over 150 service users, carers and professionals came together at the Trust’s tenth annual learning disability conference in October to discuss national plans to transform care for people living with a learning disability or autism.
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Official opening of West Lane Hospital, Middlesbrough (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
The Trust has celebrated the official opening of West Lane Hospital in Middlesbrough after a multi-million pound refurbishment to develop it as a centre of excellence for children and young people.
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Recognition for Trust achievements (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
We’ve seen another flurry of awards and accreditations in recent months, highlighting the positive work of a wide-range of individuals, teams and services.
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Consultation extended (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
People now have until 16 January 2017 to give their views on the development of a new mental health hospital for the Vale of York.
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Long service awards (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
We are proud to have staff who’ve worked a long time for the NHS.
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Freedom to speak up (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
The national ‘Freedom to Speak Up’ report into the culture of raising concerns in the NHS, led by Sir Robert Francis, recommended that all NHS trusts should have an independent and impartial source of advice to staff at any stage of raising a concern.
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Out and about (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
A few words from our Trust chairman, Lesley Bessant and a Christmas message from our chief executive Colin Martin.
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Welcome to the Winter insight magazine 2016 (Winter 16 - insight magazine)
Welcome to the Winter copy of the insight magazine. This issue includes the official opening of West Lane Hospital in Middlesbrough, recognition for Trust achievements and nurse recruitment, as well as other stories and news from around the Trust.
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News in brief (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
News in brief is a round up of some of the things that have been going on around TEWV. In this issue you can hear about smoke free in community services, armed forces day, funds raised for Middlesbrough Mind by TEWV staff, feedback on the business plan, an autism support group set up by the community adult learning disability team and new staff training videos.
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Medical staffing (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
The medical staffing team are responsible for providing a human resources (HR) service for all medical staff working in TEWV.
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Committed to involvement (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Staff from community mental health teams in York and Selby came together to improve service user involvement in crisis planning.
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Guiding Emmerdale researchers (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Trust colleagues have worked with researchers from ITV’s Emmerdale programme on a mental health storyline aired inAugust.
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An insight into Tracy Hadwin (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
An insight into is a regular feature within our Trust magazine, featuring a different member of staff in each issue. This magazine features Tracy Hadwin, Clinical lead nurse, adult specialist eating disorders unit, Birch ward, West Park Hospital.
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NHS first (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Two members of staff are the first NHS staff in the UK to become certified trainers in the Teepa Snow Positive Approach™ to Care (PAC).
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Lived experience supports others (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
TEWV now has 24 involvement peers working Trustwide.
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Governor spotlight (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Public governors for the York constituency have been getting to grips with their role at TEWV; finding out more about the Trust and helping us to develop our plans for service delivery across York and Selby.
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Members news (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Over 200 people attended our annual general and members meeting (AGM) in July. This year’s theme was involvement and engagement.
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Making a Difference Awards (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Nominations are now open for the Making a Difference awards 2016.
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Partners in training (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
TEWV mental health professionals have delivered a pilot training programme to North Yorkshire Police officers and staff.
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Think delirium (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
The Trust, in partnership with Health Education England’s North East team, has hosted a conference to raise awareness of deliriumamong healthcare professionals.
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Shining examples (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
The last few months have seen a number of achievements and a flurry of awards for teams across the Trust.
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Trust plays a key role in study (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
The Trust has worked with researchers from Exeter, York and Kings College London Universities on the COBRA (Cost Effectiveness of Behavioural Activation) study, to assess psychological treatments of depression.
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We're ready to fight flu (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Our annual vaccination campaign to help protect staff and patients from flu will start in October.
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The good life (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
An underused plot of land has been transformed into a garden for children and young people with mental ill health.
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Working together (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Service users, carers and staff from adult learning disabilities services have been working together to develop philosophies of care for inpatient and community services.
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Leading the way in new GP pilot (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
A one-year pilot, believed to be the first of its kind, is offering patients access to a GP psychologist in their local surgery.
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Hub discovers learning opportunities (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
The Discovery Hub, a partnership project between the Trust and York St John University, was officially launched at a ceremony in June.
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Dementia services centralised following consultation (Autumn 16 - insight magazine)
Specialist inpatient services for people with dementia living in County Durham and Darlington have been centralised at Auckland Park Hospital in Bishop Auckland and Picktree ward in Durham has closed.
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