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In the news 11th May 2020 Cygnet Hospital Bury’s Buttercup and Primrose Wards achieve QNIC accreditation Cygnet Hospital Bury’s Buttercup Ward and Primrose Ward have both achieved accreditation from the Quality Network for Inpatient CAMHS (QNIC). As a result all four of the hospital’s CAMHS services are now QNIC accredited. Read more news
11th May 2020 Cygnet Hospital Bury’s Buttercup and Primrose Wards achieve QNIC accreditation Cygnet Hospital Bury’s Buttercup Ward and Primrose Ward have both achieved accreditation from the Quality Network for Inpatient CAMHS (QNIC). As a result all four of the hospital’s CAMHS services are now QNIC accredited.
From the blog 18th May 2020 How to instantly make someone’s day – and improve your mental health at the same time As the UK marks National Mental Health Awareness Week (18-24 May), with the theme of ‘kindness’, Adam Woodward, Head Chef at Cygnet Hospital Coventry, shares his thoughts on the value of kindness to mental health care. Read more blog posts
18th May 2020 How to instantly make someone’s day – and improve your mental health at the same time As the UK marks National Mental Health Awareness Week (18-24 May), with the theme of ‘kindness’, Adam Woodward, Head Chef at Cygnet Hospital Coventry, shares his thoughts on the value of kindness to mental health care.