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The ‘Going Home Checklist’ (non-branded)
Our staff look after people each and every day and we need to take the time to ensure we look out for them.
Health and social care careers event to be held at Bassetlaw Hospital
On Thursday 21 March, Bassetlaw Hospital will host a careers event for those wishing to pursue a role within health and social care.
Rebecca is highly commended at awards ceremony
We want to say ‘congratulations’ to Rebecca Burns from Mallard Ward who was highly commended at Doncaster College’s recent awards ceremony.
Emergency Department: We need your feedback
We need your feedback.
50 days (and counting) without C.Diff
Alongside our achievement of 500 days without MRSA on Tuesday 12 March, we can also confirm that we have also achieved 50 days without C.Diff.
Trust’s flu vaccination campaign nominated for national awards
The team behind Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals’ (DBTH) campaign to vaccinate staff against the flu has been nominated for two NHS Employer awards; ‘Best Team’ and ‘Most Creative’.
Local hospitals achieve 500 days without ‘superbug’
On Tuesday 12 March, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) celebrated 500 days without a Meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus blood stream infection (also known as MRSA bacteraemia).
Local hospitals rating remains unchanged following inspection
Between 27 and 29 November, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals was host to an unannounced Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection focused upon the organisation’s urgent and emergency care services.
DBTH job of the week: Community communications and engagement assistant
Join Team DBTH as we strive to become outstanding in all we do.
Ten minute scan potentially saves the life of local man
A local man who attended a routine Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) screening appointment and was found to have a large aneurysm has thanked the screening team and his sister-in-law for saving his life.