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Applying evidence in practice: our new GP Clinical Evidence Fellows

Our GP Clinical Evidence Fellows Top left to right: Simon Cleave (Wiltshire CCG), Emily Lake (North Somerset CCG), Ed Mann (North Somerset CCG), Caroline Ward (Swindon CCG), Will Wallage (Wiltshire CCG), Phil Simons (South Gloucestershire CCG), Alan Gywnn (Gloucester CCG), Nick Snelling (Bristol CCG), Farida Ahmed (Bristol CCG) Not pictured: Jonathan Tricker (Bath & North…

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Reinforcing the power of AHSNs

Chief Executive of the NHS Confederation, Rob Webster visited the West of England AHSN on Tuesday 2 February and was clearly impressed by the work he saw being developed by our network. Writing in his regular news briefing later that week, he said: “We need to do what is in our gift within our organisations, as evidenced…

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Celebrating the RUH’s most innovative team of the year

Congratulations to the Maternity Team at the Royal United Hospital (RUH) Bath, who won the Most Innovative Team of the Year Award for the Prevention of Cerebral Palsy in PreTerm Babies Project (PreCEPT) at the 2015 New Year’s Honours Awards. The awards ceremony was held in January at the Assembly Rooms in Bath to celebrate all that is good…

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Be sepsis savvy

Every year in the UK there are 150,000 cases of sepsis, resulting in a staggering 44,000 deaths – more than bowel, breast and colon cancer combined. Sepsis is the biggest direct cause of death in UK pregnancies and affects about 10,000 children every year in the UK. A recent report by the National Confidential Enquiry…

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Patient voice at the heart of new Genomic Medicine Centre

In January members of the public joined clinicians and other healthcare professionals to find out more about the new West of England Genomic Medicine Centre, which was announced in December. The centre forms  part of the three-year national 100,000 Genomes programme to transform diagnosis and treatment for patients with cancer and rare diseases. The event started with an…

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New Test Bed trial of self-management digital technology set to improve patient care in the West

Patients in the West of England will be among the first to benefit from a major new drive to modernise how the NHS delivers care, as announced today (Friday 22 January) by NHS Chief Executive Simon Stevens at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The West of England AHSN will be leading the way in…

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