b'and any symptom management issues that the team need to be aware of. From the hospice perspective, we can also provide an overview of patients that have been in the inpatient unit for symptom management and who we are aiming for discharge home.10.15: Check in with emails and see how Im doing with my plan for the day. All being well any urgent emails are answered before the next meeting.10.30: Incidents meeting:This is a meeting where our Senior Management Team, Quality Improvement Practitioner, Integrated Team Sister(s), Practice Educator and Health & Safety Facilities Manager review all incidents that have been reported. Incidents could include; a fall (sta, visitor, patient) safeguarding concern, infection prevention. Each incident reported will be assigned an investigator and reviewed with an action plan. This highlights the hospices transparency in reporting all incidents and near misses.11.00: Hungry and need to refrain from having a cake/biscuit!1.00: Check with Fast track coordinator for any referrals and So a cup of coee and check in with services to see if alltheir urgency. Look at current workload and identify current running eciently. Check in with sta to see how everyone ispriorities and time frames. Work to meet these demands to doing and if anyone wants a catch up I oer an open doorensure objectives are met. policy, someone is often coming in for a chat. This is great as I see this as an opportunity to catch up with sta and15.30: Hoot. This is our second meeting of the day where the understand what it is that brings each and every one of themmedical and nursing team touch base regarding current into work each day. Listening is such an important part of mypatients. Each patients plan of care is reviewed and role and ensuring that points made are understood andrecommended changes agreed by the team. validated and feedback provided to sta. Recently to also help maintain sta wellbeing, where hospice sta and volunteers16.00: Link in with specialist interest team lead. This is a new are being oered;initiative where the hospice has introduced specialist interest Complementary therapygentle massage to back, neck andteams within the following areas; shouldersInfection Prevention Heartsdesigned to calm and sooth the central nervousMoving & Handling system. A noninvasive treatment done whilst fully clothedMedicines Management and through a soft blanket, using gentle strokingSpirituality movements, holds and visual imagery.Tissue Viability ReikiA noninvasive extremely gentle touch therapy, thatNeurological conditions helps to invoke feelings of relaxation and peace.Each team will review current practises and identify two Reexologya noninvasive foot massage that can help toobjectives to work towards to ensure that St Marys promote deep relaxation, stress relief and enhance wellbeing. continues to provide evidencebased practice.12.30: LunchYAY 17.00: Home time (ish) today plan complete?!?5'