827 resultados para caring staff


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Provides advice and guidance on obtaining reserved car parking where a member of staff has particular difficulty with normal parking arrangements because of their disability/long-term health condition. åÊAmended 2009

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Provides Details of Family Friendly Policies for Staff With Caring Responsibilities

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Sets out a clear core programme of child health contacts that every family can expect.

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Caring for Carers - Recognising, Valuing and Supporting the Caring Role

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A Strategic Framework for the Development of Primary Health and Social Care for Individuals, Families and Communities in Northern Ireland

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A Strategy for Prevention and Control of Healthcare Associated Infections in NI 2005 - 2010

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A Strategic Framework for the Development of Primary Health and Social Care

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This document is intended to be a practical clinical guideline for the control of pain in patients with cancer. Its target group is hospital staff, primary care team members and nursing home staff. It attempts to apply the clinical principles outlined in the document 'Control of Pain in Patients with Cancer' published by "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network" (SIGN). This document has been adapted with the permission of SIGN. Rigour of Development A full evidence based reference list is available with the SIGN document. This can be accessed at www.sign.ac.uk. Contents not based on the SIGN document are referenced separately. This document has been developed as one part of the recommendations identified in the Regional Review of Palliative Care Services, 'Partnerships in Caring'. The development of these Pain Guidelines was led by the Northern Ireland Group of the National Council for Hospice and Specialist Palliative Care, whose membership is detailed in Appendix 4. They will be reviewed and updated in two years. A wide consultation process with potential users was undertaken. åÊ åÊ