Equality Impact Assessment

The Employment Act 2010 has consolidated and harmonised all the other previous discrimination legislative acts. From this new single policy there emerges a Public Equality Duty that is placed on all public bodies including the NHS.
As part of our commitment to evidence based equality, diversity and human rights and to ensure continuous improvement of our service delivery the Trust publishes Equality Impact Assessments (EIA) on all policies.
An Equality Impact Assessment considers the potential effect the policy, service or practice has on each of the 9 protected characteristics:
- Race
- Disability
- Sex
- Age
- Gender Reassignment
- Pregnancy & Maternity
- Religion and Belief
- Sexual Orientation
- Marriage and Civil
and if any barriers to access of services are identified an action plan is published (at the bottom of the EIA) the Diversity Management Group will monitor and progress actions against the identified plan.
To view our Policy Equality Impact Assessments please choose from the links below:
- Abbreviations in Health Records
- Access to Health Records Policy
- Anti-Bribery Policy
- Bed Rails
- Being Open
- Budget Management
- C7 Isolation Area Policy
- Capability
- Central Alert System
- Charity Funds
- Claims Management Policy and Procedure
- Clinical Audit Policy
- Complaints Policy
- Confidential Enquiry Policy
- Confidentiality & Data Protection
- Consent to Treatment Policy
- Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
- Coroner Involvement/Inquest
- Creation of Patient Records Policy
- Customer Care
- Detaining Patients under the Mental Health Act 1983
- Dietetics Service
- Discharge of Patients Policy
- EIA Screening - Professional Registration
- EIA Screening Tool - Completed
- Expanded Roles
- Service EIAs Completed up to 31.3.09
- First Aid
- Fraud Corruption Policy
- Fraud Policy
- Freedom of Information
- General Outpatient Service
- Global Trigger Tool
- Graduate Nurse Pool
- Grievance
- Guidelines on Ward and Department Profiles
- Health & Safety
- Incapacity Research
- Incident Reporting
- Infection Control Training Policy
- Information Technology Acceptable Usage Policy
- Informed Consent for Research Studies
- Infection Control Hand Hygiene
- Innoculation Injury to Patient
- Investigations Analysis and Improvement from Incidents, Complaints and Claims
- Joint Complaints Protocol
- Laser Safety
- Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Linen Procedures for Patients' Personal Clothing
- Lone Workers
- Management of Infection Prevention and Control to include Reporting Healthcare Associated Infections (HCAI) to the Health Protection Agency as Directed by the Department of Health
- Management of Stress
- Management of Violence and Aggression
- Manager's Guide to Budget
- Managing and Monitoring NICE
- Manual Handling Incorporating Staff Training
- Manual Handling Risk Assessment Policy
- Massive Bleed Procedure
- Medical Devices Training
- Mental Health Act 1983 Policy
- MRSA Screening
- MRSA Screening for Emergency Admissions
- Never Events
- New Interventional Procedures and Materials
- NHS Choices Response
- Nutritional Screening
- Overseas Visitors
- Paediatric Early Warning System
- Patient and Sample Identification
- Patient Advice and Liaison Service
- Patient Centred Approach
- Patient Centred Care
- Patient Information
- Policy and Procedure for Retention and Destruction of Patient Records
- Policy and Procedure for Tracking Patient Records
- Policy for Developing Trust-wide Policies
- Policy for the Maintenance of Medical Devices
- Policy for the Reporting and Management of Incidents including Serious Incidents (Sis)
- Policy for the Requesting, Collection and Administration of Blood/Blood Components
- Policy on Management of Recommendations arising from External Agency Visits, Inspections and Accreditations
- Preoperative Fasting
- Private Patients
- Procedure for Intrathecal Chemotherapy
- Professional Registration
- Radiation Policy
- Record Keeping and Audit of Records Policy
- Recruitment
- Redundancy
- Research Indemnity
- Research Passport
- Restraint
- Resuscitation Policy
- Retirement
- Risk Management Strategy
- Safeguarding
- Safeguarding Adults
- Safeguarding Children
- Security
- Sharps Policy
- Slips, Trips & Falls
- Staff Induction and Mandatory Training
- Staff Induction Policy
- Standards of Business
- Support Staff, Traumatic, Stressful Incidents
- Temporary Staffing
- Use of Confidential Information
- Visitors
- Volunteers
- Ward Closure
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West Midlands
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