31 resultados para IT consumerization
em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland
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The workshop was attended by 13 people excluding facilitators. Most were from outside QUB (including Belfast City Council, NHSSB, BHSCT, Centre for Public Health, NICR, Institute of Agri-food and Land Use (QUB), etc).Programme was:Introductions Part 1: What’s “knowledge brokerage” all about?Presentation and Q&A (Kevin Balanda)Small group discussions Part 2: What the Centre of Excellence is doingPresentation and Q&A (Kevin Balanda)Small group discussions
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A new strategy to facilitate the fuller integration of pharmacy services across the HSC
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Guide for Risk Managers on How to Populate a Risk Register
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A Guide for Staff
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GP Contract - The New GP Contract - What It Means To You
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Making It Better - A Strategy for Pharmacy in the Community 2004
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Strategy for Pharmacy in the community
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A Strategy for Community Pharmacy (Consultation Paper)
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Consent - Patient Information Leaflet- Consent - it's up to you
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The case for change in Northern Ireland's hospital service
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This leaflet details 10 things to think about before having sex.
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This leaflet highlights the health risks of passive smoking to adults and children, and suggests way of minimising your exposure to second-hand smoke.
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This poster is part of an extension of the cleanyourhands campaign, aimed at preventing the spread of healthcare associated infections (HCAIs) in community healthcare settings including primary care and dental services, residential and nursing homes (including independent sector homes), hospices and independent clinics/hospitals. It is designed to heighten awareness in patient/relative waiting areas of how healthcare staff can help protect patients from avoidable infections by cleaning their hands. Due to licensing restrictions, this poster is not available for download. Limited numbers are available from local HSC Trusts (Belfast HSCT and South Eastern HSCT on 028 9056 5862; Southern HSCT on 028 3741 2887; Northern HSCT on 028 2563 5575; Western HSCT on 028 7186 5127).