Friday 26 February 2016

Things in the library 26 Feb

e-promptThings out and about...
You might see me wandering around the outer reaches of the hospital in the next couple of weeks getting lost!  In order to make sure that the management and administration of the hospital knows about the services the library can offer Sarah and myself are meeting members of the Trust's Executive Group to find out what their information needs are and how we might be able to help. One service we offer for all specialties, including health administration, is our e-prompt current awareness service which will keep you up-to-date with recent publications.

More about leadership...

The King's Fund have just announced the programme for their Sixth annual leadership & management summit on 25th May 2016. This year’s summit will explore the importance of developing and implementing a quality improvement strategy for the NHS. With the NHS in England facing the immense challenge of bringing about improvements in patient care at a time of growing financial and workload pressures, the summit will address how to design and redesign work processes and systems that deliver health care with better outcomes and lower cost.
The conference sessions will examine the importance of involving clinicians in decision-making and leadership in order to bring about long-term, sustainable changes in care and get the best value for every pound spent. Throughout the day, there will be debate on how best to ensure NHS staff are equipped with the skills needed to bring about changes in care, directly and constantly supported by leaders at all levels.

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Things to do with obesity...
It has been announced today that the already delayed childhood obesity strategy will not be published until the summer, the government has said, and it is unlikely to include a sugar tax.




Things about keeping children safe online...
The NSPCC run an online introductory safeguarding course for anyone who works with children. Learn how children use the internet and how you can keep them safe from abuse. There is a free webinar on the subject on 18 March 2016 at 11 am

Things about babies...
Clair Rees who is the Executive Director of PIPUK (Parent Infant Partnership) wrote an interesting blog this week on infant mental health 'Who is keeping the baby in mind?'

Children's commissioner




Things from the Children's Commissioner...
Response to the Rotherham Child Abuse trial, comment on age restrictions on websites and statement on 'Early years are at the heart of life chances'  from the Children's commissioner can be found here


Things about us again...
We are starting to look much better although still waiting for the finishing touches. Thank you for your continued patience during our mini refurbishment - people have been very complementary about our new counter...come and have a look...but excuse our messy corners!
Things to do next week...
Don't forget Journal (Muffin) Club Wed 2nd March 17:30 to 18:30 in Education & Skills Centre the paper will be 'The Experience of Living with Type 1 Diabetes and Attending Clinic from the Perception of Children, Adolescents and Carers: Analysis of Qualitative Data from the DEPICTED Study.'


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