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The use of trauma-informed care principles as part of a quality improvement (QI) project at Bow Ward in the John Howard Centre has improved staff and service user experiences.
The London Pathway Partnership Programme was announced as the first-prize winner at the 2022 London Homelessness Awards.
This page aims to provide information and resources about disordered eating to increase awareness and reduce stigma. It will include all content produced for the Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2024 campaign.
An open invitation has been extended for Trust colleagues to join meetings held by the newly launched ELFT and University of Cambridge Implementation Research Hub in Luton.
Our strategy takes into account the changing needs within our local populations, the impact of the pandemic on our communities, greater collaborative working between local health and social care organisations and the views of stakeholders.
An annual plan is an operational plan that indicates specific goals and objectives for a particular program or programs within a specific timeframe (usually one year).
Our membership engagement plan allows us to go where our members and community are. We can share news about the Trusts services and hear the voice of our communities.
The Community Neurological Service (CNS) specialises in rehabilitation and management for people who have a neurological condition including stroke
ELFT Patient Safety Partner, Irum Rela, explores the theme of ‘improving diagnosis for patient safety’ for this year’s World Patient Safety Day, along with People Participation members Aurora Todisco and Richard Flack.