The winners of the 2011 Staff Recognition Awards were officially announced at this year's Annual Members’ Meeting (AMM) on Wednesday 28 September at IndigO2 - part of The O2 in ...
Published on 28th September 2011
It’s that time of year again … we are encouraging all Oxleas staff to get the needle.
The needle in question is of course the annual flu jab supplied free ...
Published on 16th September 2011
Anne Voce will bring a wealth of experience as a service user to the newly elected Council of Governors.
Published on 16th September 2011
She’s a one woman dynamo. She’s direct. She says what she thinks. And she’s going to make an immediate impact on the new Oxleas’ Council of Governors.
Published on 14th September 2011
Judy Wolfram retired from the trust in April of this year as Service Improvement Lead. Her soft Canadian accent is much missed from the corridors of Oxleas’ Pinewood House headquarters.
Published on 12th September 2011
Concern for vulnerable older people is what prompted Shelley Ratcliffe to stand as a candidate as a trust governor. She was recently elected as a governor in the Staff Older ...
Published on 9th September 2011
Six years ago newly elected Oxleas Governor, Ken Thomas, spent three months on Leyton Ward at the Woodlands Unit at Queen Mary’s Hospital, Sidcup. He had depression.
Published on 7th September 2011
Scott Hunt has a unique insight into what good mental health care should mean. He explained: “I have been a service user myself so I know how important it is ...
Published on 5th September 2011
Health service watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has recently published a positive report after its recent inspection of the Bracton Centre. The review concluded the Centre met all essential ...
Published on 1st September 2011
A retired engineer, Raymond Pope, wants now to give something back to society and as such will be taking up his position on the trust’s Council of Governors in ...
Published on 1st September 2011