NAMDET has expanded to Facebook.
To access just go to Facebook and type in NAMDET, there are many photographs uploaded already.
This is an open group
Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals Trust take the safety and availability of medical devices seriously. As a result they have created this new post to deliver medical device training across all sites, teaching device management skills to a wide range of multidisciplinary staff groups and attending clinical areas for support when necessary. You will …
Please see our partners across the Atlantic’s magazine. The Life Sciences, Trainers & Educators Network (LTEN) Focus on Training magazine is LTEN’s quarterly publication magazine and free to their members. A long-standing resource for trainers in the life sciences, it offers case studies and expert commentary on trends, news, and analysis related to healthcare training …
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Dear NAMDET Members, One of our colleagues (Samantha Gilmore) is looking to see how others use and record training records, link them into ESR and have an effective ,safe management system in place. Do you have such a system.? A previous ‘forum’ post on recording competencies can be used to post your thoughts ….
An opportunity has arisen for a registered healthcare professional to join the national Patient Safety team on a FTC/secondment basis until 01 September 2018. This is a full time post that will have key roles and responsibilities related to the statutory national patient safety functions to deliver advice and guidance to the NHS on reducing …
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Helen Puttick, Scottish Health Correspondent August 28 2017, 12:01am, The Times Patients are increasingly being treated on drips at home in a drive to keep them out of hospital and free up beds. Families are being trained to administer antibiotics intravenously in their own living rooms so that patients do not spend days or even …
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Our colleagues at NHS Improvement have added the final support resource for medical device trainers and those involved in managing the change to NRFit devices for safer neuraxial infusions. This short 5 minute power-point has embedded audio files and can be used to help share the message. It gives the history and background to the development …
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Our colleagues at NHS Improvement (Patient Safety) have today issued a new alert, support resources around the issue with Neuraxial connectors and devices in the NHS. Although issues for NHS organisations in England our colleagues in the devolved nations may need to be made aware and agree their own action based on the advice. Namdet’s …
We require an enthusiastic and motivated Medical Devices Training Coordinator (Band 6) to join our Clinical Development Team based at York Hospital. As the Training Coordinator you would be responsible for the development, coordination, implementation and delivery of training in the use of medical equipment and devices to users throughout the York Teaching Hospitals NHS …
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Our Partners in the US, The Life Sciences and Special trainers Network (LTEN) has published its first special training-topic themed issue of LTEN Focus On Training magazine, with a collection of articles focused on field training. With advice from companies like Bayer, UCB, Spectranetics, ResMed and Astellas, the digital-only issue is designed to give remote …
NHS Improvement (NHSI) have just published a new animated video to support the ‘Nasogastric tube misplacement: continuing risk of death and severe harm’ Patient Safety Alert issued last year. The two minute video is designed to raise awareness amongst staff it must only ever be someone with the right training that confirms the correct placement …