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Lancashire and South Cumbria
Joined April 2015
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Sepsis is a life-threatening condition, but with early recognition and awareness can often save lives. #sepsis #sepsisawareness
Well done to our pharmacy working group who has supported the initiation of our Network prescribing guideline for antibiotics following the BLING III trial. @ELHTCritCare @CriticalCareFGH @CareRoyal @BTHCrCU
Read more about it here lancashireandsouthcumbria.ic…
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Our amazing #ICU staff at the Royal #lancaster Infirmary are going the extra mile for charity – 500 miles, to be exact! They're preparing for a tough walking and running challenge to help enhance care for critically ill people. Please donate: bayhospitalscharity.org/fund…
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Our Critical Care Pharmacist Shaun is currently undertaking a GM-PSRC internship looking into effective Smart Pump use on Adult Critical Care ⬇️psrc-gm.nihr.ac.uk/2025/08/1…
We have recently changed our X handle for L&SC Major Trauma Network @LSCMTraumaNet please give us a follow!!
#happyinternationalnursesday2025 thank you to all our nursing teams in L&SC who make a positive difference to our patients journey. You are all inspiring and amazing #OurnursesOurfuture @LSCMTraumaNet
Great to see some fantastic work to raise awareness on dying matters. Well done @CritcareLTHTR
Some of our displays to promote @DyingMatters week thanks to our bereavement link nurses and admin team for putting these together
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I am undertaking a QI project on dysphagia screening in Critical Care and keen to understand the views of other SLTs/current practices.
I would be really grateful if SLTs working in critical care could complete this questionnaire by 21/5/25. Thank you!😀
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Wishing everyone a happy and healthy new year. Thank you to all ours teams continuing to deliver the best of care to our patients!
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Feeling unwell? There maybe a more appropriate service that can help you faster than our Emergency Department.
Click here to find out about services available in our area: buff.ly/3SS6lzg
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1/2 Our Emergency Department at Royal Preston Hospital is currently really busy which is leading to long waits - we are doing everything we can to see and treat patients as quickly as possible - please bear with us.
ALT 'Emergency - Think. Who can help best?'. Accompanied by a few emojis.
Today is national AHP Day.
We just want to thank our AHPs in our Network for all their hard work and support with patient care.
Presenting the fantastic work our Network and educators have done on standardising Critical Care HCSW training across L&SC #mdtapproach @BACCNConf2024
Fantastic to see members of our Critical Care Units and Outreach teams from across L&SC networking and enjoying @BACCNConf2024
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It's #OrganDonationWeek, the perfect time to reflect, celebrate, and make a life-saving difference. 💕
It takes just two minutes to register your organ donation decision, and your choice could save up to nine lives. It’s the best thing you’ll do today! orlo.uk/XG5Sd
ALT A bold pink banner reads, "It's Organ Donation Week" with the NHS logo in the top right corner. At the bottom right, there is a heart-shaped icon next to the text "Yes I donate – Organ Donation," encouraging people to register as organ donors.
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#OrganDonationWeek is coming soon!
This year we’re celebrating 30 years of the NHS Organ Donor Register, with almost 60,000 lives saved since it was created in 1994.
Find out more: orlo.uk/FGnXm
ALT Graphic showing a pink 2024 calendar on a white background with the words 'Save the date. Organ Donation Week. 23 to 29 September.' There is a 'yes I donate' organ donation logo in the bottom right-hand corner and the blue NHS logo in the top right-hand corner of the graphic.
Today we have been invited to @CritcareLTHTR afternoon tea where we have heard patient and family experiences, finished off with a talk from @aob_hannah. Well done, it’s been a true reflection of everyone’s hard work in the team!
