Kristina Stiles
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Putting the writing on the wall: Explaining work as imagined vs work as done (by Claire Cox)
Kristina Stiles commented on Claire Cox's article in Process improvement
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Loved this, Claire! Well written, and an excellent demonstration of unintended consequences. Involving staff and families who are directly affected and have experience of using the service or care pathways, is essential. Let's not set up our staff and services to fail! Very proud of you and the direction you're leading!- Posted
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Content ArticleA casually centred proposal identifying how Fire and Rescue Services can improve pre-hospital care and quality of life outcomes for burn survivors. David Wales and Kristina Stiles have released this report looking at the burn survivor experience in the pre-hospital environment. The work makes ten operational recommendations and also two 'lessons learned' recommendations exploring strategic partnership working and the resulting fragmented services.
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The Family Oops and Burns First Aid eBook
Kristina Stiles posted an article in Recommended books and literature
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'The Family Oops and Burns First Aid' is a free children's book written by Kristina Stiles, beautifully illustrated by Jill Latter, created to support children and their families learning about burns prevention and first aid principles together. The book describes an accident prone family who are not burns aware, who have to go to school to learn about burn safety and first aid principles within the home. The book is aimed at KS1 children and their families, and is available as hard copy book by request from Children's Burns Trust and also as an audio/video book via YouTube.
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