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Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2014
The official TH-cam channel of Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Trust Board Part 1 Public 20240905 123037 Meeting Recording
Trust Board Part 1 Public 20240905 123037 Meeting Recording
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Gardenia ward achieves silver accreditation
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Congratulations to Gardenia Ward at King George Hospital, which has been awarded silver in our ward accreditation programme.
Having an appointment, test or scan at our Community Diagnostic Centre
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Hear from colleagues who work at our Community Diagnostic Centre at Barking Community Hospital about what having an appointment, test or scan is like. At the centre, you can have many scans and tests including MRI, CT, Ultrasound and more. Find more information on our website www.bhrhospitals.nhs.uk/community-diagnostic-centre-at-barking-community-hospital-
The formal opening of our Community Diagnostic Centre at Barking Community Hospital
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On Thursday 25 July 2024, we formally opened our Community Diagnostic Centre at Barking Community Hospital. We welcomed clinicians from across our Trust and stakeholders including senior leaders from our local council, North East London Cancer Alliance, NHS England, and those who have played a key role in the project.
Celebrating BHRUT: Our fortnight of events for our staff, their families and our communities
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Celebrating BHRUT: Our fortnight of events for our staff, their families and our communities
Celebrating BHRUT: Graduation, long service awards and staff awards
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Celebrating BHRUT: Graduation, long service awards and staff awards
Trust Board Part 1 (Public) 4 July 2024
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Trust Board Part 1 (Public) 4 July 2024
Schools career day
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Enjoy highlights from the day as local students discovered exciting career opportunities in the NHS
Harvest B gets silver ward accreditation
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Harvest B gets silver ward accreditation
Silver accreditation for Clementine B
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Silver accreditation for Clementine B
Opening our new state-of-the-art theatres at King George Hospital
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Opening our new state-of-the-art theatres at King George Hospital
Wes Streeting MP using our surgical robot to cut a ribbon at our new theatres opening
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Wes Streeting MP using our surgical robot to cut a ribbon at our new theatres opening
West Ham star Jarrod Bowen surprises Callum and reveals that he's the club's 2024 Community Captain
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West Ham star Jarrod Bowen surprises Callum and reveals that he's the club's 2024 Community Captain
Harvest A achieves silver ward accreditation
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Harvest A achieves silver ward accreditation
Celebrating our apprentices at the House of Commons
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Celebrating our apprentices at the House of Commons
Baba: My apprenticeship journey from a porter to a radiographer
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Baba: My apprenticeship journey from a porter to a radiographer
Health Minister Andrew Stephenson speaking at our apprenticeship event at the House of Commons
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Health Minister Andrew Stephenson speaking at our apprenticeship event at the House of Commons
Wes Streeting MP speaking to staff on a visit to our Elective Surgical Hub at King George Hospital
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Wes Streeting MP speaking to staff on a visit to our Elective Surgical Hub at King George Hospital
Cutting the ribbon on our new decontamination unit at King George Hospital
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Cutting the ribbon on our new decontamination unit at King George Hospital
Public Board meeting, 18 January 2024
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Public Board meeting, 18 January 2024
Sahara A gets silver ward accreditation
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Sahara A gets silver ward accreditation
We are recruiting Nurses for Care of the Elderly
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We are recruiting Nurses for Care of the Elderly
Maybe an interpreter on the clip would be beneficial.
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Can someone explain it more?
th-cam.com/video/X46MpAtEd74/w-d-xo.html
Love this. Straight to the point and contains lots of useful information.
this is 8 years old and we comment now
8? not just yet mate
Hello! to the person commenting from the future
WELL CLARIFICATION ON RISK MGT
Correction: The absence of a Legal Duty of Candour was exposed by the case of Robbie Powell in the UK Courts and ECtHR between 1996 and 2000. Robbie Powell Case - ECtHR's Ruling - 4th May 2000 "Whilst it is arguable that doctors had a duty not to falsify medical records under the common law (Sir Donaldson MR's "duty of candour"), before Powell v Boladz there was no binding decision of the courts as to the existence of such a duty. As the law stands now, however, doctors have no duty to give parents of a child who died as a result of their negligence a truthful account of the circumstances of the death, nor even to refrain from deliberately falsifying records." The Health Select Committee recommended an individual Statutory Duty of Candour in 1999 as a consequence of Robbie's case. However, this recommendation was ignored by the then Labour Government. If it hadn't been for our determination and sacrifices, as Robbie's parents, the introduction of an Organisational Legal Duty of Candour would not have been on the table for discussion let alone introduced by the CQC in 2014. Lest we forget - RIP Robbie xx
I notice your name is "Powell" and therefore assuming poor Robbie was a relative? If so I'm sorry for your loss. People working within the medical field can more often be such morons! I myself have suffered many years/decades of bad/horrendous experiences with them, and my close friend too (very long story, could write a book). They are spiteful, malicious, cold, callous, pathological and have no conscience whatsoever regarding anything they say or do "wrong". To them it is just a "business" which brings in plenty of "money" into their own pockets - and to hell with "helping" or even "saving" anyone. In my experience they were "hateful" and didn't even like "people". They are like politicians because once they get themselves into that kind of position they are untouchable and above the law. And so have free-range to do exactly what they want (lie, cheat or even kill) over and over, and just get away with it (just business as usual). I'm not saying there are not any good/well-meaning docs/clinicians or even nurses working in the system - but they are very "few" and far-between. And many innocent people are "suffering" and "dying" because of it. And this is a human tragedy. 😰🤧🤕🤒💀☠️
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This is more what I expect a birthing center to be like. Wish the US birthing units could learn from this.
This is very educative. I love it.
Very good hospital excellent service
Hello sister's,Do you have any requirement Agency name care giver jobs ward boy job's please help me 🙏
Hi. I thought you and your viewers might be interested in this video th-cam.com/video/wMAfSblVSAw/w-d-xo.html about communicating with people who have hearing loss.
Here's another deaf awareness video th-cam.com/video/wMAfSblVSAw/w-d-xo.html
Where is this ?
romford
Have you maintained the improvement? Did you really make system changes that are robust?
How do they learn from reported incidents when they all pass the book or try to sweep it under the carpet. Not this time! They will learn in the end!
Wow, this hospital looks amazing.. mine is nothing like this :(
Here's another video about Communicating with People who have Hearing Loss th-cam.com/video/wMAfSblVSAw/w-d-xo.html
I have been emailing with a deaf person for whom I am going to do some work. I primarily provide child care, but also special needs or disabled adult, elder and pet care services. She needs me to care for a loved one. I know she does not speak. I do not know if she lip reads, but she graduated with honors from a school for the deaf. To avoid an uncomfortable meeting I am preparing to meet her (e.i. videos). I included this in a recent e-mail: ”I look forward to meeting you. Let me know how you prefer to communicate in person with people who don’t know ASL (phone, laptop, pen and paper, lip reading and paper) and I’ll be prepared. If you are a lip reader, don’t worry, I won’t be over annunciating or yelling like that would help. I know people can be pretty silly when communicating with the deaf. I’m not the type of person to react that way. I know the only significant difference between you and me is how people treat us differently. You’ll see for yourself." Did I overstep? Should I have just waited for her cue? Or was it a good thing that I asked her how to be prepared for our first meeting? Opinions from deaf people would be especially appreciated since they deal with this all the time.
Forget loyalty to your co-workers, be a snitch. Typical British behavior.
Wrong approach! I am not british but working in a hospital. A patient was having a hip replacement BUT he had loose stools all day. The nurse missed to report this problem and to cancel the surgery. When the patient went for his surgery, after being anaesthetised, his ability to control his sphincter was gone, and all hell broke loose. Diarrhoea was everywhere, on the operating table, around operating table, on his sterile field. They manage to put a pad and finish the surgery but the theatre was closed for deep cleaning after surgery and all the surgeries were canceled. So, the surgical team Datix the incident. Problem was that the nurse blame a student for not reporting the problem to her, but she was informed couple of times and was documented in the system by the student.
This is really good! Thanks
what happens when I start screaming for epidural?