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  • The Dignified Revolution Newsletter - June 12

    Includes: Diamond champions, RCGP caring about carers awards and Helping Hospitals Deliver Better Care: A new toolkit for quality improvement.

  • Bucks Big Ideas DiC Report

  • A Dignified Revolution Newsletter May 12

    This months newsletter includes: Gwent nurse wins award for outstanding service, Nursing in Practice Respect Campaign, Improving continence care for care home residents

  • A Dignified Revolution Newsletter: April 12

    This Month's newsletter includes: Improving the patient experience through Transforming Care, New code established to safeguard older people's dignity in care and Improving end-of-life care: professional...

  • Dignity Champion of the month for March

    Congratulations to Rose Wheeler from Firs Nursing home, Ashmere, Derbyshire, who has been named Dignity Champion of the Month. Rose was nominated by her colleague Rebecca Jones. Rebecca credits Rose...

  • A Dignified Revolution Newsletter: Mar 12

    including: Equal care for learning disabled people, Dignity - Little Things Make a Big Difference and NHS patient experience framework

  • A Dignified Revolution Newsletter Jan 12

    including: NHS Retirement Fellowship lobbying for dignified care, Good nutrition for people with dementia and 60 NHS patient outcome measures launched.

  • A Dignified Revolution Newsletter Feb 12

    Includes: Health Minister applauds Hospice's dignity in end-of-life care, innovative new ways of working within care homes and Code of conduct for healthcare managers

  • Department of Health's Big ideas project

    In March 2010 Bucks 50 Plus Forum was one of the successful proposals to win a national award for "BIG IDEAS". The proposal was to set up a programme of interviews carried out by trained volunteers with...

  • Louise Childs Dignity Champion of the month January 2012

    Halina Morton tells us in her own words why she is nominating Louise Childs for Dignity Champion of the month. "My dignity champion of the month would go to our Activities Coordinator Louise Childs...