Jonathan is a consultant nephrologist at South Tees NHS Foundation Trust and leads the AKI programme for the North East and North Cumbria Academic Health Science Network. He led and delivered an award winning Secondary Care AKI Quality Improvement programme within these roles, and his team were also highly commended at the National Patient Safety Awards in 2017. More recently he has focused upon safe and…
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The iSpyAKI blog has been written by a Consultant in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care Medicine at a 350+ bed hospital which serves a population of over a quarter of a million people. Last year the Trust cared for more than 61,000 patients in the hospital, saw 268,000 in clinic appointments and treated 78,000 in the emergency department.
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Kelly’s background is in critical care nursing, in both the UK and Australia. She subsequently worked as the London Acute Kidney Injury Coordinator, followed by a position in acute ward education. She has been involved in setting up the new AKI service for the trust with a small team of nurses. The service aims to improve the prevention, earlier detection and management of AKI by providing…
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Wendy Oakes, joined Stockport NHS Foundation Trust as AKI specialist nurse at the end of March 2016. Brand-new to the Trust, a brand-new role for the hospital and a brand-new role for her. With a background in critical care nursing, she has a PGCE in adult education which was useful when developing a competency based training programme for nurses providing continuous renal replacement therapy in ICU….
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Becky has been a nurse for 16 years. She trained at Southampton University and has worked at UHS for 14 years. During this time she was worked in a number of areas, including acute medicine, Medical High Dependency and working part time at Southampton University School of Health Sciences assisting in the delivery of the History Taking and Physical Assessment course . For the last 8 years…
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