Positivity Jar

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Having taken my new ward team through a staff engagement programme due to lack of engagement and low moral we needed to keep the positivity we gained.

Working in a ward environment with the continuing pressures of staffing and providing safe care we needed to keep the positivity going.

We introduced a positivity jar where staff, patients and relatives could write and leave their thoughts, thanks, comments to individuals or the team as a whole with the idea to read them at the end of the year.

But during the year when an individual member of staff is having a difficult day or feeling low we read a couple which gives a real positive boost "happy staff happy patients", which we see reflected in out Friends and Family Test responses which range from 96-100%.

Tracey Pemberton Sister Ward 6 Grantham District Hospital United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust
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