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    This year’s finalists have found impressive ways to improve the quality of healthcare delivery and patient experience, finds Matthew Limb ### Reducing harms from preventable errors “Never events” are serious incidents leading to patient harm that are wholly preventable if appropriate safety recommendations are followed. Despite their preventability, some 364 never events occurred in England…

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    Matthew Limb reports on projects to expand access to therapeutic gardening and to reduce the effect of anaesthesia and other healthcare on climate change “As a GP and keen gardener, I have long been aware of the benefits of gardening and horticulture for my own well-being, but more importantly for that of my patients,” says Richard Claxton. Successive lockdowns during the pandemic have…

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    • We're delighted to join @BSI_UK in celebrating the shortlisted teams of #TheBMJAwards Environmental Sustainability and Climate Action team of the year award. Read about their innovative work here and join us on 29 September when we announce the winner https://t.co/s5npoBQQVA https://t.co/S3b9L0jebQ

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    Perhaps unsurprisingly, three of the shortlisted respiratory teams have innovated in response to the covid-19 pandemic, but there is also work on managing tracheostomies and tuberculosis. Matthew Limb reports Experience of the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic led clinicians to plan to deliver the majority of respiratory support in wave 2 through non-invasive methods. A respiratory high…

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    • Join us and @MDDUS_News in congratulating #TheBMJAwards finalists in the Diversity and Inclusion Team of the Year category. You have really gone above and beyond. Read about their projects here https://t.co/k0g2XBGMWs https://t.co/kZMEXuqQAG

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    Perhaps unsurprisingly, three of the shortlisted respiratory teams have innovated in response to the covid-19 pandemic, but there is also work on managing tracheostomies and tuberculosis. Matthew Limb reports Experience of the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic led clinicians to plan to deliver the majority of respiratory support in wave 2 through non-invasive methods. A respiratory high…

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    Home - The BMJ Awards - 3 year(s) ago

    The BMJ Awards are the UK’s premier healthcare awards recognising the inspirational work done by doctors and their teams in the NHS and private practice.

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    Home - The BMJ Awards - 3 year(s) ago

    The BMJ Awards are the UK’s premier healthcare awards recognising the inspirational work done by doctors and their teams in the NHS and private practice.

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    • It's less than two weeks until we celebrate the incredible work by healthcare teams in the past year. We can't wait to see our finalists get the recognition they deserve. Join us at #TheBMJAwards virtual ceremony on 29 September. Register attendance here https://t.co/sfvCPYORJQ https://t.co/c8WyVqwGZd

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    This year’s teams have focused on the physical as well as mental health needs of patients, evaluated telepsychiatry during the pandemic, and made it easier for children to get support. Matthew Limb reports “Mortality rates in patients with a severe mental illness are excessively high—they die up to 20 years earlier than the general population,” says Dolly Sud, project lead and senior mental…

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    This year’s teams have focused on the physical as well as mental health needs of patients, evaluated telepsychiatry during the pandemic, and made it easier for children to get support. Matthew Limb reports “Mortality rates in patients with a severe mental illness are excessively high—they die up to 20 years earlier than the general population,” says Dolly Sud, project lead and senior mental…

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    • Join us in congratulating #TheBMJAwards finalists in the Women's Health Team of the Year category. You have really gone above and beyond! Read about their projects here https://t.co/DbhSQS324D https://t.co/tSxJr3PkEb

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    Staff wellbeing has been a particular problem in the past year, making the support provided by these teams even more important. Matthew Limb reports Psychological consequences of work such as burnout and post-traumatic stress disorder were prevalent before the pandemic, but covid-19 has amplified pressures and burdens on staff. “Our project intervenes to alleviate psychological distress and…

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    The nominated teams have streamlined care and adopted new ways of working to improve services, reports Helen Jones In March 2020 at the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic, it became clear that it was not going to be possible to undertake elective transcatheter aortic valve implantations (TAVI) at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. “Patients with untreated aortic stenosis have a…

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    • We would like to join @BritishCardioSo in congratulating those shortlisted in the #TheBMJAwards Cardiovascular & Stroke team of the Year category. Read their inspirational stories here Find out who wins 29 September https://t.co/YcrpowCDvf https://t.co/ECHYO1NynP