A brief guide for friends or family of a deceased patient so they know what they need to do and who to contact following a death.

This strategy will guide the delivery of our digital ambition for the next five years.

The volunteer policy sets out the general principles and guidance for volunteering and volunteer schemes.

The learning from deaths policy sets out the practices we use to review and learn from the deaths of patients under our care, so we can protect future patients from avoidable harm.

As per national requirements, this document details our WRES action plan for 2023-2024

This policy outlines our approach to comply with the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI) and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIRs). The legislation provides for the disclosure of information and all recorded data except personal information.

If you cannot make voice calls, you can now contact the 999 emergency services by SMS text from your mobile phone. Emergency SMS is part of the standard 999 service which has been designed specifically for people with hearing loss, deafness or difficulty with speech.

Our strategy sets out where we want to be and how we will get there, with a shared purpose, vision, aims and objectives. In May 2023, the trust board approved the refresh of the 2022-2025 strategy, identifying that in the annual plan for 2023-2024 there will be an emphasis on urgent and emergency care recovery, Freedom to Speak Up and creating a safe working environment free from discrimination.

Colouring character book for children

The printable leaflet holds space to include ICE emergency contact details like name, telephone number and full address