Nathan speaks to the Skye H@H team and to Michael who was cared for in the service.hislivingwell

Zoe Tribble, senior nurse for integrated paediatrics at Royal London Hospital talks about her journey to introduce paedicatrics into Hospital at Home. Listen as Zoe describes how her service works and note some of her top tips!hislivingwell

Connie speaks to the AHP team at NHS Forth Valley about the importance of their role in H@H. Hear from Dietitian Aaron Fraser, Speech and Language Therapist Nikki Bywe and Physiotherapist Karen Laird as they discuss how embedding AHPs in your service can make a difference.hislivingwell

In this episode Leanne invited Mari, Laura Anne, and Catrin, to talk about the new framework for knowledge and skills within the Hospital at Home programme.hislivingwell

Connie speaks to Denise and Sally-Ann from the Aberdeen City Hospital at Home team. Learn about their journey so far and what they have learned over the years. Please note, a lawnmower makes a guest appearance during some parts of the episode so apologies for any audio issues.hislivingwell

Nathan talks to Dr. Latana Munang, the National Clinical lead for Hospital at Home in Scotland, about her experiences in the service.hislivingwell

Nathan spoke with NHS Forth Valley about their experiences of setting up their service, how important it was to engage with stakeholders early on and how they did that.hislivingwell

Nathan speaks with the team in Aberdeenshire HSCP about their non-clinical roles in Hospital at Home. We'd love your feedback, so please get in touch with your thoughts on the podcast: his.communitycare@nhs.scot.hislivingwell

In this episode Leanne speaks with Gail Black and Dr David Rigby from the NHS Western Isles Hospital at Home. Gail has a unique role in the Hospital at Home community, helping to co-ordinate the service to support the clinical roles within the team. Find out more about her role in the first of a two part series on the non-clinical roles in Hospital…

Leanne speaks to Aoife McGrath, Clinical Pharmacist in the Acute Care at Home Team in the Belfast Trust. Aoife set up the Pharmacy Network, a UK wide peer network where pharmacists working in Hospital at Home roles can support each other and share knowledge. This is an episode not to miss! If you'd like to get in touch about this episode, past epis…

On this episode of House Call, Leanne speaks with Dr Shazia Din, from the Hospital at Home service DECS-A in Dundee and Lucy Hutton, who was the carer for her grandmother while she was in the Hospital at Home service. You can listen to the episode here on Podbean, on Google Podcasts or on Spotify.hislivingwell

Get ready for the brand new Hospital at Home podcast: House Call, brought to you by Healthcare Improvement Scotland. Learn about all things Hospital at Home, including upcoming topics such as pharmacy, patient involvement and non-clinical roles. Listen to our teaser below! For future episodes download the Podbean app or stay tuned for more platform…

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It's actually a month of fasting not feasting

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Striving for the ultimate

Increase in my Supplications

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