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ARC NWC Newsletter November 2025
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Congratulations to Shaun Morgan, who has been selected as part of the first cohort of six Patient Safety Development Award holders within the NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Research Collaboration (GM PSRC).
Finalist at the HSJ Patient Safety Awards 2025
The Lancashire and South Cumbria Critical Care and Major Trauma Specialised Services Clinical Network was shortlisted as a finalist at the HSJ Patient Safety Awards 2025, in recognition of its outstanding commitment to improving medicines safety.
Shaun Morgan is the lead pharmacist for the network and project lead:
“The Lancashire & South Cumbria (L&SC) Critical Care system is committed to an effective and efficient approach to collaborative working. Our vision is to deliver patient centred, safe, efficient, effective, and resilient Critical Care to patients. A Critical Care Improvement Programme (CCIP) with a dedicated medication workstream was implemented in 2021. This focused on clinical engagement and a whole system collaborative approach with our multidisciplinary team (MDT) to develop a catalogue of Critical Care Drug Monographs. These are to ensure standardised and safe intravenous drug preparation across our network which consists of six units in four organisations to improve patient safety with medication. To be recognised by the HSJ awards is a testament to the hard work members of the team have put into this project over the last 4 years and continue to put into this project.”
The Lancashire and South Cumbria Critical Care and Major Trauma Specialised Services Clinical Network was shortlisted as a finalist at the HSJ Patient Safety Awards 2025, in recognition of its outstanding commitment to improving medicines safety.
Shaun Morgan is the lead pharmacist for the network and project lead:
“The Lancashire & South Cumbria (L&SC) Critical Care system is committed to an effective and efficient approach to collaborative working. Our vision is to deliver patient centred, safe, efficient, effective, and resilient Critical Care to patients. A Critical Care Improvement Programme (CCIP) with a dedicated medication workstream was implemented in 2021. This focused on clinical engagement and a whole system collaborative approach with our multidisciplinary team (MDT) to develop a catalogue of Critical Care Drug Monographs. These are to ensure standardised and safe intravenous drug preparation across our network which consists of six units in four organisations to improve patient safety with medication. To be recognised by the HSJ awards is a testament to the hard work members of the team have put into this project over the last 4 years and continue to put into this project.”
We have been published in JAC-Antimicrobial Resistance, Volume 6, Issue Supplement_1, January 2024
https://academic.oup.com/jacamr/article/6/Supplement_1/dlad143.013/7503563
https://academic.oup.com/jacamr/article/6/Supplement_1/dlad143.013/7503563
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