Mundane News

[Illaveago]

I've slept most of today. I've been really tired. I was trying to have a nap on the settee when Georgie came along and bit my big toe twice. I don't know if he was seeing if I was still alive but it got me moving. He then jumped up on to my legs and settled down for a nap.

 

[Mike_P]

Mundane work day interrupted by what was going to a reasonably leisurely Co-Op trek. That was until I found Kelly's ice cream on offer along with the fact I had a 50p app voucher for the same. So it was a rather fast walk home.

 

[tom73]

The last two early evenings the vans alarm has gone off just as the day light had gone. So hard to see what issue was, on the way back from my afternoon walk I spotted the issue. The over wintering lacewing had wake up and was flying round the cab. So grabbed the the key and soon had it free. I'm quite happy that it made though winter they are not as common now and are so useful in garden pest control.

 

[Speicher]

I had a "near miss" at the Hopsital this afternoon. Long story short, a nurse was moving one of those screens that are solid panels on wheels. I was about to sit down after my treatment. The screen toppled over, and that fell on a blood pressure machine which then toppled over nearly landing my head. If I had been sitting down, it would have landed on my head. There are four hooks sticking out at the top and the monitor "box" has sharp corners. The screens are heavy.

Another member of staff was quickly on the scene to try to do something. The staff admitted that the screens were not fit for purpose, as they are not stable when concertinaed up. I do not think they are very stable at all, centre of gravity and all that.

I told the two members of staff that they should submit a "near miss" report.

 

[simongt]

In an office today waiting to be seen and noticed on the reception desk a box of bagged sweets for sale to support the Great Ormond Street Hospital, famous for it's ground breaking work with children.
I wa therefore saomewaht puzzled by the warning on said box 'Not for sale to children'.
Eh - ?

 

[biggs682]

Evening cuppa and chat with mother completed
Green recycling bin and garden waste bin need to go kerbside before the morning

 

[tom73]

I had a "near miss" at the Hopsital this afternoon. Long story short, a nurse was moving one of those screens that are solid panels on wheels. I was about to sit down after my treatment. The screen toppled over, and that fell on a blood pressure machine which then toppled over nearly landing my head. If I had been sitting down, it would have landed on my head. There are four hooks sticking out at the top and the monitor "box" has sharp corners. The screens are heavy.

Another member of staff was quickly on the scene to try to do something. The staff admitted that the screens were not fit for purpose, as they are not stable when concertinaed up. I do not think they are very stable at all, centre of gravity and all that.

I told the two members of staff that they should submit a "near miss" report.

Mrs 73 confirms they are not very stable folded up.
Hopefully the staff will have Daxit it (incident report) if management act on it is another matter.
You can also submit patient safety events , you can also complain via the hospitals PALS
https://www.patient-public-reporting.nhs.uk/
https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/hospitals/what-is-pals-patient-advice-and-liaison-service/

 

[Speicher]

Mrs 73 confirms they are not very stable folded up.
Hopefully the staff will have Daxit it (incident report) if management act on it is another matter.
You can also submit patient safety events , you can also complain via the hospitals PALS
https://www.patient-public-reporting.nhs.uk/
https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/hospitals/what-is-pals-patient-advice-and-liaison-service/

I thought this might fit in PALS remit, and that Mrs73 might know.

 

[Speicher]

I do not want to submit any remotely official complaint against the staff. It was definitely the unstable screens that caused the problem. It could have been a nasty bang on my head.

 

[tom73]

I do not want to submit any remotely official complaint against the staff. It was definitely the unstable screens that caused the problem. It could have been a nasty bang on my head.

One of the options you can tick is devices / equipment so you don't need to include the staff.