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|planned (urgent) care is the care provided at Urgent Gare Centre, Minor Injuries Unit or


tcident and Emergency.Unit what are our priorities? Improve access';to urgent care


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January 2011, with the completion of new flooring throughout and full re-decoration and ensures this prop­ erty is finished to the most exacting standards throughout. A light and airy hallway with


a complete re-plumb, filll're-wire, and a new insulated roof, kitchen, en-suite, cloakroom, house bath­ room, oak doors throughout, garden room extension and full landscaping of both front and rear gardens. The final work was concluded in


RENOVATION is the defini­ tive word when describing this week’s impressive Home of Distinction. Recent work undertaken includes


It's a renovation sensation!


ing room features twin opening oak sliding doors through to the comfortable lounge, with solid oak hearth, in turn leading through to the magnificent garden room. This lovely annexe boasts full house height internal pitch with


glazed door and side windows greets, home to an oak-ffonted cloaks cup­ board and sensor lighting. Leading off the hallway, the din­


remote control Velux windows and ' lighting and concertina patio doors which offer a fabulous view of the landscaped rear garden and patio area. A natural slate floor with un­ der-floor heating finishes this use&l family space.


has beautiful views across Pendle Hill and boasts a good sized dress- ingroom.


Two further double bedrooms


complete the downstairs accommo­ dation. . Moving upstairs, the master suite


quality wall and base units finished with granite worktops. A central is­ land with fitted pan drawers, break­ fast bw and Siemens induction hob, combination microwave and second fan-assisted oven makes the most of the space and an American style fiidge freezer and fitted dishwasher complete the impressive appliance list. A further cloakroom and utility


The breakfast kitchen features


and a three-quarter sized fourth bedroom make up excellent family living space and the house bathroom is finished with travertine tiles and a sealed laminate floor. Externally, the property is ap­


proached via a good sized private' driveway with parking for up to


• rear garden along with attractive borders and extra patio areas, whilst the integral double garage with elec­ tric up-an-over-doors has lighting, power and water installed.


tures a raised rustic bed, construct- ed of re-claimed railway sleepers, which is also a feature piece in the


three family-sized cars. The landscaped front garden fea­


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Reduce waiting times for treatment To give patients the choice to die at home Access to rehabilitation and enablement to all those patients who require it To' improve the quality, safety and patient experience of services which have been bought by the clinical commissioners


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Carry out a comprehensive redesign of urgent care centres with the co-location and integration of the out of hours service


Pilot the new 111 service


Review and reduce levels of demand for emergency ambulances


Implement the management of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) within primary care


Work with community and social care providers to improve discharge pathways


• To deliver care closer to home • Develop the NHS Health Checks prograrhme


e m W ?0;v; WM What are our priorities?


“ • t6^ deliver-improved -ouicomesjor people with a long term condition


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'Medicines optimisation' means offering the potential to improve the safe use of medicines in all care settings, harnessing the expertise of professional and patient working together.


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• To improve the health of patients in the CCG through the use of medicines, involving patients in decisions taken regarding their medicines and providing patients with better access to support for medicines taking.


• The CCG will promote the use of new medicines approved by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) for prescribing in the NHS and discourage the use of medicines not endorsed by NICE.


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• The CCG will work with local hospital teams to agree how the use of medicines can be optimised when used for the treatment of common conditions through the agreement. of joint prescribing guidelines.


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6. Medicines Optimisation


Community services are designed to provide care outside of a.hospital setting


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