Refeeding syndrome procedure
Refeeding syndrome is a condition involving the severe fluid and electrolyte shifts and related metabolic implications that can occur in malnourished patients undergoing refeeding.
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Assessment, prevention and management of pressure ulcers
The prevention and management of pressure ulcers.
Category: Procedures
Topic: Clinical
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Nasogastric insertion and management for adult eating disorders inpatients
To promote a clear, consistent and evidenced based approach to the insertion, care and management of nasogastric (NG) tubes.
Category: Procedures
Topic: Clinical
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Ear irrigation guidelines
This guideline is the principles and practice of ear irrigation in adult patients.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Dysphagia procedure
The Trust to ensure that staff have an awareness of the signs, symptoms, risks and consequences of dysphagia.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Diabetes management for inpatients
Standards in practice to ensure safe effective care of patients with diabetes.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Physical health and wellbeing policy
It is acknowledged that TEWV trust staff are required to facilitate, support, monitor and respond to the physical health needs of our service users.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Protocol for reporting learning disability deaths to the learning disabilities mortality review
A key part of the LeDeR programme is to support local areas to review the deaths of people with learning disabilities.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
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Joint working greenlight process from adult or older adult mental health team to ld flowchart
Joint working greenlight process from adult or older adult mental health team to ld flowchart.
Category: Policies
Topic: Clinical
