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Researchers at the University of York found that ultra-grip shoes lessened the number of NHS staff slipping and falling YORK researchers have shown that the NHS could cut the number of staff going off sick by making ultra-grip shoes part of the uniform. .A study was conducted by the York Trials Unit at the University of York in collaboration with the Health and Safety Executive, Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust and the University of Leeds, and involved seven NHS Trusts. Half of staff who volunteered to take part were asked to wear their own choice of shoes to work and the other half were provided with shoes with the HSE’s highest grip rating of 5* for a period of 14 weeks.
Review 14 December, 2020 A six-step toolkit was developed to support frontline teams to collect and use patient experience feedback. It was tested over a year on six wards to improve care Abstract Listening and responding to patients is essential but healthcare organisations struggle to do this effectively. This article describes a project to create the six-step Yorkshire Patient Experience Toolkit, which supports teams to collect and use patients’ feedback to improve care. Six wards trialled the toolkit and found that, while it addressed complex patient needs, the teams needed skilled support and collaborative processes. Citation: Nursing Times [online]; 117: 1, 39-43. Authors: Claire Marsh is senior research fellow, Bradford Institute for Health Research; Rosemary Peacock is research fellow, School of Medicine, University of Leeds; Laura Sheard is associate professor, York Trials Unit; Rebecca Lawton is professor, Bradford Institute for Health Research; at the time of the research, all were at Bradford Institute for Health Research.