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A specialist service that carries out enhanced medication reviews for frail patients admitted to hospital has been shortlisted for an award.
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East Midlands Patient Safety Collaborative will be hosting a webinar on 21 July to provide an update for care home staff on good practice in dementia care.
Webinar: Sharing good practice in dementia care
The Medilink Midlands Business Awards for 2021 are a celebration and showcase for the best of the Life Sciences sector for the East and West Midlands.
EMAHSN supports celebration and showcase of life science's sector
East Midlands Academic Health Science Network and West Midlands Academic Health Science Network are working alongside East Midlands and West Midlands ADASS (Association of Directors of Adult Social Services) to host an Innovation Exchange event for health and social care professionals, to look at different approaches to managing deterioration in people with a learning disability living at home.
Virtual event: approaches to managing deterioration in people with learning disabilities
More than £400k has been made available to three projects across the East Midlands to support the increased adoption of NICE approved medicines into everyday practice, targeting the clinical priorities of lipid and asthma management.
Over £400k awarded to 3 NHS organisations
The 2020-21 Impact report highlights how the EMAHSN has supported the local NHS and care system to make some tremendous transformations during an unprecedented year.
Impacts include:
Read more about EMAHSN's Impact Report 20-21
A report capturing the AHSN experience during the coronavirus pandemic has been published as part of the AHSN’s Health and Care Reset campaign to inform leaders across the NHS as it enters the next phase of the pandemic response.
Learnings and recommendations in the wake of the pandemic
The East Midlands Patient Safety Collaborative (PSC) is looking for people who have spent time receiving mental health inpatient services in the East Midlands, who would be happy to use their experiences to help improve local services.
Use your experiences to improve inpatient mental health services
The East Midlands Patient Safety Collaborative (PSC) is looking for women and their partners who have used NHS maternity and neonatal services in the East Midlands, who would be happy to use their experiences to help improve local services.
Use your experience to help improve NHS maternity and neonatal services
East Midlands Patient Safety Collaborative (EMPSC) Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) are asking managers of care homes to take part in a survey, to better understand the views of care home teams in relation to recognition and management of deteriorating residents.
Survey for care home managers to better understand deterioration