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<h3>Background</h3> Despite concerns about the degree of compassion in contemporary healthcare, there is a dearth evidence for health service managers how to promote compassionate healthcare. This paper reports on implementation Creating Learning Environments Compassionate Care (CLECC) intervention by four hospital ward nursing teams. CLECC workplace educational focused developing sustainable leadership and work-team practices designed support team relational capacity care delivery....
When, how, and why did the Black Death reach Europe? Historians have relied on Gabriele de' Mussi's account of Tatars catapulting plague-infested bodies into besieged city Caffa Crimean Peninsula. Yet Mussi spent 1340s in Piacenza; he had no direct knowledge events Caffa. Sources by people present Sea during Second Pandemic, including Genoese colonial administrators, Venetian diplomats, Byzantine chroniclers, Mamluk merchants, offer a different perspective. They show that community at Tana...
Abstract Aim To understand how preferences and constraints of nursing staff, nurse managers hospital directors interact influence decisions around shift patterns Background Globally, many staff have expressed intention to leave the profession high levels stress burnout. Shift are often cited as a key driver negative outcomes. How groups involved in scheduling shape remains unexplored. Design Qualitative study. We interviewed 17 5 6 directors. Methods Staff were recruited through NHS Trusts...
Global society is wasting food at unsustainable levels, and unconsumed contributing markedly to carbon emissions. Simultaneously, insecurity obesity are increasingly prevalent concerns in high-income countries. This study aimed evaluate waste the household level understand relationships between discarded food, processing characteristics. A sociodemographic security survey of householders Hampshire (UK) was conducted alongside a seven-day photographic diary. Of total from 94 participants, 87%...
The quality of staff-patient interactions underpins the overall patient experience and can affect other important outcomes. However no studies have been identified that comprehensively explore both quantity in general hospital settings. To quantify characterise to identify factors associated with negative interaction ratings. Data were gathered at two acute English NHS hospitals between March April 2015. Six wards for adult patients participated including medicine older people (n = 4),...
Background Concerns about the degree of compassion in health care have become a focus for national and international attention. However, existing research on compassionate interventions provides scant evidence effectiveness or contexts which is achievable. Objectives To assess feasibility implementing Creating Learning Environments Compassionate Care (CLECC) programme acute hospital settings to evaluate its impact patient care. Design Pilot cluster randomised trial (CRT) associated process...
Objective Compassionate care continues to be a focus for national and international attention, but the existing evidence base lacks experimental methodology necessary guide selection of effective interventions practice. This study aimed evaluate Creating Learning Environments Care (CLECC) intervention in improving compassionate care. Setting Ward nursing teams (clusters) two English National Health Service hospitals randomised (n=4) or control (n=2). Intervention wards comprised medicines...
The NHS Long Term Plan has a prevention focus and ambition to support patients self-manage disease through improving health behaviours. An essential requirement of self-management is behaviour change, but many practitioners have not been trained in skills change. 'Healthy Conversation Skills' (HCS) training was developed at the University Southampton for this purpose. This article reports on pilot study that aimed assess feasibility primary care adopting HCS their routine practice. It...
When, how, and why did the Black Death reach Europe? Historians have relied on Gabriele de’ Mussi’s account of Tatars catapulting plague-infested bodies into besieged Genoese colony Caffa Crimean Peninsula. Yet Mussi spent 1340s as a notary in Piacenza; he had no direct knowledge events Caffa. Sources written by people present Sea at time Second Pandemic, including colonial administrators, Venetian diplomats, Byzantine chroniclers, Mamluk merchants, offer different perspective plague...
The aim of this research has been to describe the implementation safe staffing policies in NHS general acute Trusts England looking at costs and consequences, examining factors that have influenced implementation. A mix qualitative quantitative methods were used (national survey, analysis national data, four case studies, realist evaluation) examine impact nationally, explore commonality variation local responses policies. report is based on independent commissioned funded by NIHR Policy...
Abstract Aim To cross‐culturally adapt and determine the preliminary psychometric properties of English version LwLTC Scale in people living with long‐term conditions UK. Design Cross‐cultural adaptation cross‐sectional study. Methods Forty‐nine patients five were included pilot Patients completed a bespoke questionnaire related to scale. Feasibility/acceptability, internal consistency construct validity analysed. Results 59.2% participants female, an average age 65.9 ( SD = 12.30)....
“Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is most shocking and inhumane.”- Martin Luther King Jr Jr’s quote delineates inhumanity unjust unequal he...
Carolyn Steedman. An Everyday Life of the English Working Class: Work, Self and Sociability in Early Nineteenth Century. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013. Pp. 309. £19.99 (paperback). - Volume 54 Issue 1