Patients too Intimidated to Complain
An unacceptably high number of patient complaints and incident reports prompted this primary care trust to ask me to help them transform their in-patient care for victims of stroke.
I go into struggling NHS departments and find out where the root problems are. I present a clear course of action and work with the department to transform it into a centre of excellence.
It really can be done, I’ve helped dozens of services; saving resources, money and lives.
I’ve been working with the NHS for longer than I care to admit. In that time I’ve worked as an Intensive Care Nurse, a Flying Nurse and a Service Director. Today, I’m a Specialist NHS Consultant and I spend my days giving back – delivering intensive care for an NHS in need of my help.
Are your days filled with sorting out staff issues, dealing with patient complaints and filing incident reports? Here’s where I can help you. Find out how I can fix a broken NHS.
You don’t work in the NHS if you don’t care. I can help you deliver the service you believe in and help you put patient care right back at the heart of what you do. Every day.
I coach the mind, body and emotion to identify and remove blocks and limitations. You’ll get clarity and strategies that enable you to achieve your highest potential.
An unacceptably high number of patient complaints and incident reports prompted this primary care trust to ask me to help them transform their in-patient care for victims of stroke.
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Hundreds of thousands more patients in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease could get drug treatments following a U-turn by the health watchdog.