1000 Lives Plus is the national improvement programme, supporting organisations and individuals, to deliver the highest quality and safest healthcare for the people of Wales. 1000 Lives Plus is achieving this through:
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Features
- Case studies highlight examples of patient and person driven care from across Wales Case studies showcase tools and techniques applied by teams across Wales to ensure their services are centred on the needs and wishes of patients and their families.
- Improving treatment for individuals with eating disorders 1000 Lives Plus has developed tools to support and drive implementation of the Welsh Government Framework for Eating Disorders.
- National recognition for the all-Wales Enhanced Recovery after Surgery programme NHS Wales staff involved in work to improve the quality of patient care following major surgery are celebrating after winning a UK-wide award.
- Launch of a new campaign to reduce the use of catheters and cannulas A new campaign to improve the quality and safety of patient care through better use of urinary catheters and intravenous cannulas and reduce the number being used in patient care has been launched by 1000 Lives Plus.
Engaging frontline staff and leaders in developing evidence-based interventions and spreading good practice
Providing staff with the standardised methodology which underpins the work of 1000 Lives Plus
Putting the experience and perspective of the people of Wales at the centre of all improvement work
Capturing new ways of working in how to guides, white papers and video based material
Bringing clinical and improvement leaders together from across Wales to provide the local and national expertise
Bringing together staff through national learning events, online seminars and collaborative meetings.
Engaging and equipping the workforce of tomorrow to make a difference today
Providing organisations with effective communications, to engage key stake holders, introduce new interventions and bring about change
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Special focus
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S.T.O.P. - a new campaign to prevent infections from PVCs and catheters
Frontline staff are being asked to S.T.O.P. and assess whether the patient they are caring for needs a catheter or cannula, and if one is in place to question whether it’s still needed or could be removed.
Recent publications
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1000 Lives Plus Newspaper - Spring 2012
1000 Lives Plus explained in just four pages!
1000 Lives Plus TV
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1000 Lives Plus TV
Progress reports filmed around Wales, video highlights from events, and more!
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