This research looks at the effects of major changes in trauma services and follows work published in 2007 by NCEPOD calling for change in trauma services and the quality of care provided to patients.
Mr Ian Martin, NCEPOD Chair says “The report published today by Moran et al reinforces the positive change that can be achieved when systems are reviewed and significant changes made. NCEPOD are very proud to have been a part of this process.”
For further information please contact:
Marisa Mason, NCEPOD Chief Executive: 020 72519060
Siân Evans, NCEPOD Media Adviser: 020 8674 8921/ 07752 414433
Note to Editors:
Young people & young adult’s mental health care publication
Publication of the report on young people and young adult’s mental health care, ‘All for One, One for All’, has been delayed.
To be informed of the date of publication please email us at ypmh@ncepod.org.uk and we will contact you once we have more information.
The NCEPOD 2018 report "Chronic Neurodisability: Each and Every Need" was launched at the Royal College of Nursing, London on 8th March 2018. To view the report please click here.
NCEPOD is pleased to announce the launch of the organisational questionnaire for our Heart Failure study. It is the first questionnaire that we have produced in an electronic format. If you are a local reporter with one or more hospitals participating in the Heart Failure study, you will receive an email from the following email address ncepod-questionnaires@sunstonetechnology.com which invites you to register with our new online questionnaire system over the next few weeks.
Once registered you will then be able to access the Heart Failure study Organisational Questionnaire for the hospital(s) at which you are a Local Reporter. As well as allowing you to directly complete and submit a questionnaire for each hospital, the NCEPOD online questionnaire system allows you to invite people to help you complete the questionnaire, should you require specific input. We strongly suggest liaising with the invitee before using this function. The online system also allows you to see the progress of the questionnaire when it is being completed by an invitee. Once the questionnaire is completed, you (and not any invitees) have the ‘administrative rights’ to submit the questionnaire.
The system has already been piloted with a number of Local Reporters so hopefully it will prove relatively simple to use but if you have any queries regarding the online questionnaire system or Heart Failure organisational questionnaire, please do not hesitate to contact us on 0207 251 9060 or email us at info@ncepod.org.uk.
The NCEPOD 2017 report "Acute Non-Invasive Ventilation: Inspiring Change" was launched at the Royal College of Anaesthetists, London on 13th July 2017. To view the report please click here.
The NCEPOD 2017 report "Mental Health in General Hospitals: Treat as One" was launched at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, London on 26th January 2017. To view the report please click here.
The NCEPOD 2016 report "Acute Pancreatitis: Treat the Cause" was launched at the EPC Scientific Meeting, Liverpool on 7th July 2016. To view the report please click here.
An app version of the SORT has been made freely available via the App Store (iPhone, iPad and iPod touch) and Google Play Store (Android handheld devices and tablets).
To view more information about the SORT app please click here.
We are pleased to announce that the SORT app has been released on both Android and iOS.
To view more information about the SORT app please click here.
The NCEPOD 2015 Report "Sepsis: Just Say Sepsis!" has been featured on "Trust Me I’m a Doctor". To see the clip please click here.
An interview with Dr Ron Daniels of the UK Sepsis Trust has also been featured. To see the interview please click here.
To view the published report please click here.
The NCEPOD 2015 Report "Sepsis: Just Say Sepsis!" was launched at The Royal College of Surgeons of England - London on 24th November 2015. To view the report please click here.