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Teams shortlisted for HSJ Patient Safety Awards
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, News on 30th June, 2021
Congratulations to three of our teams, who have been shortlisted in this year's HSJ Patient Safety Awards. Mental Health Initiative of the Year: Connecting physical and mental health services in Gastroenterology - Devon Partnership NHS Trust and the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Patient Safety Education and Training Award: Introducing...
Staff members take on the Three Peaks Challenge
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, Charity, News on 8th June, 2021
Katie and Debbie, both Management Accountants for Devon Partnership NHS Trust, are taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge to support and raise money for the DPT Charity. Debbie said; “We both currently work in the organisation's Finance department and back in 2019 we were at one of our corporate events at...
Pride Month 2021
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, Mental health, News on 3rd June, 2021
June is Pride month, and is celebrated across the world by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people and their allies. This month of celebrations, which remains a little different in the current COVID climate, aims to improve the attitudes of society and encourage inclusiveness. Raising awareness of...