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Rampton Hospital PD Pathway service

Posted By Chilton15

"Rampton Hospital PD Pathway service"

About: Rampton Hospital

(as the patient),

Things seem to be changing in the PD Service at Rampton.  re the Chilton day Centre. I hope we are still going to get our sessions there and hopefully more ? can you update me on this as things seem to have changed

 Give the new staff a chance and see what happens. Thank you for all your support

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Response from Sue Baker, Occupational Therapy / Education Professional Manager, Therapies and Education Department, Rampton Hospital 6 years ago
Sue Baker
Occupational Therapy / Education Professional Manager, Therapies and Education Department,
Rampton Hospital

Submitted on 05/10/2017 at 16:16
Published on Care Opinion at 16:30

Thankyou for taking the time to post on the website - you are right, there are changes within the PD pathway at Rampton. The Peaks and E block wards have now officially merged with 1 x General Manager, Modern Matron and 2 x Deputy Matrons as from October 1st. Discussions have been had already to ensure that Chiltern will continue to be available for the patients in the PD Pathway as this is recognised as a valuable resource in patients opportunities to socialise with their peers.

This can be discussed at the PD Involvement meetings to keep everybody updated with progress.

I am pleased to hear that you are open to working with new staff and we also look forward to working with all patients across the pathway.

Best wishes

Sue Baker
OT Manager
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Response from Kerry Burton, Head of Business & Operations, Rampton Hospital, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust 6 years ago
Kerry Burton
Head of Business & Operations, Rampton Hospital,
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

Submitted on 05/10/2017 at 16:18
Published on Care Opinion at 16:31

Thank you for your comments. As of October 1st 2017 the two Personality Disorder Wards and Peaks Wards joined together as one service. The Personality Disorder Service now has a total of 8 wards. There are planned sessions to discuss with patients the changes and what opportunities there will be as a result. Your feedback is valued and it would be fantastic if you could comment again once the new programme is embedded.

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Response from Annett Magore, Senior Nurse, Modern Matron, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (Forensic Division), Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust 6 years ago
Annett Magore
Senior Nurse, Modern Matron, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (Forensic Division),
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

Submitted on 05/10/2017 at 16:45
Published on Care Opinion on 06/10/2017 at 09:07

Evans and Eden wards breaking away managerially from Women's Services and merge with the Peaks Service is the best use of resources and clinical expertise for men with personality disorder. the clinical teams and nurisng staff have moved with the patients thereby ensuring a smooth transition. I am confident that patients will have an improved experience and faster recovery. All the very best wishes to each one of you

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