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Staff Survey – have your say Help us to make a difference together and have your say in the latest NHS Staff Survey. You will have received a personal link to the survey in your email inbox and our estates and facilities team will have received a hard copy of the survey from their line manager. In these unprecedented times, it is more important than ever that you tell us what improvements you would like to see at PAHT. Another great reason to complete the short survey is that you could be in with the chance of winning a fantastic prize. This year, we have 20 £100 Amazon e-vouchers up for grabs. Your responses remain strictly confidential - an independent survey company, Picker, gathers all responses.
Baby Loss Awareness Week: 9-15 October Taking place between 9-15 October every year, Baby Loss Awareness Week aims to raise awareness about pregnancy and baby loss in the UK. Throughout the week, bereaved parents, and their families and friends unite with others across the world to commemorate the lives of babies who passed away during pregnancy, at or soon after birth and in infancy. In support of the awareness week, parts of the building were lit up at night-time.
World Sepsis Day The ninth World Sepsis Day took place on Sunday 13 September and the dedicated sepsis team took part in a sponsored 5K fundraiser run and walk to raise awareness of the potentially life-threatening disease (pictured above). The team raised £1275 for the sepsis charitable fund at PAHT. The funds raised will continue to support education, promotion and events to raise sepsis and acute kidney injury awareness for our people, patients and visitors – well done all.
Celebrating Black History Month at PAHT October is Black History Month and to mark the occasion, we have hosted a series of webinars including the impacts of the last year on black leadership networks and mental health with two pioneers in their field, Rob Neil, OBE, culture change ambassador at the Department for Education and Marcel Vige, head of equality improvement at Mind.
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