Core Brief – 24 October 2022 (Daily update 1.00pm)
Topics in this Core Brief: Upcoming Postal Disruption; IPCNQI Newsletter – fourth issue; Innovation Fellows; Staff Disability Forum November Meeting; and Black History Month 2022.
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Core Brief – 21 October 2022 (Chief Executive, 12.05pm)
In this issue Jane talks about: unannounced visit at IRH, Public Health Scotland information on patients waiting longer than two years. HEPMA successful roll out,…
Core Brief – 21 October 2022 (Daily update, 9am)
Topics in this Core Brief: Have you had your COVID-19 booster and flu vaccinations yet?
Core Brief – 20 October 2022 (Daily update 11.30am)
Topics in this Core Brief: Fire Safety Training; National Uniforms – Changes to pack sizes. Garments affected – tunics, polos and cargo trousers; NHSGGC Flying…
Core Brief – 19 October 2022 (Daily update 1.05pm)
Topics in this Core Brief: Moving Forward Together – Implementation Strategy workshops underway; Welfare Support for Armed Forces Veterans; Registered Nursing and Midwifery Induction; Staff…
Core Brief – 18 October 2022 (Daily update 11.30am)
Topics in this Core Brief: Violence and Aggression – Additional dates and venues for training are now available; Data Sharing Guidance; Successful completion of Phase…
Core Brief – 17 October 2022 (Daily update 12.40pm)
Topics in this Core Brief: Have you booked your vaccine(s) yet?; NMC Interface; Black History Month 2022; ScotRail disruption; and Upcoming Postal Disruption.
Core Brief – 14 October 2022 (Chief Executive, 4.10pm)
In this issue Jane talks about: Major Trauma Centre team at the QEUH and RHC visit from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care,…
Core Brief – 13 October 2022 (Daily update 2.30pm)
Topics in this Core Brief: Statutory Mandatory Training – Sharps; Allied Health Professions Day 2022; Managing your Money Better online sessions; Ensuring eligible pensioners receive…
Core Brief – 12 October 2022 (Daily update 1.45pm)
Topics in this Core Brief: Reminder: FRSMs should be worn at all times in all clinical areas; Armed Forces Information Sessions; Staff Health and Wellbeing…