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Next MiST Collaborative Meeting

February 21, 2016 Peter-Marc Fortune News

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The Great North Children’s Hospital have kindly agreed to host our next meeting on 26th May.

Agenda will include: Updates on Oncology & Drug infusion standardisation projects; Collaboration with RCPCH SAFE QI & PEWS Systems with Jayne Wheway from NHS England

Further details to follow

 

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Next collaborative meeting is on-line videoconference on Monday 4 March: Details have been sent to all members by email: see you there!

About 5 years ago from MiST's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

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About 5 years ago from MiST's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

New update on MiST program and activities; Time to get more involved! mist-collaborative.net/update… @sps4kids @PIPSQC @RCPCHQI_IQ @RCPCHtweets @ISQua

About 5 years ago from MiST's Twitter via TweetDeck

First & last “PEWS” system board? Definitely not but maybe a change of name in order to embrace a NEW approach that captures a common language, is adaptive to context & works for parents & clinicians whatever their experience & discipline @PIPSQC @RCPCHtweets @theRCN

About 6 years ago from MiST's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Assembling for the first PEWS System Board @RCPCHtweets - Exciting times! @sps4kids @ISQua @PICSociety @theRCN pic.twitter.com/FaJNRKcgTG

About 6 years ago from MiST's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

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