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Board papers, minutes and reports held for Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

documents held
1067
meetings covered
2
latest board
8 Jul 2026

8 April 2026 to 8 July 2026

Between the meeting on 8 April 2026 and the one on 8 July 2026, 23 items arrived on the agenda, 13 items went, and 4 items carried over.

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Read from the agendas of the two packs themselves. Every item is quoted from the pack it appears in, and routine business is left out. Where a board publishes a pack we cannot read, this section is absent rather than approximate.

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  • Other19661 Trust Branding
  • Policy19636 Latest Rapid Tranquillisation or Management of Acute Disturbance Policy and Guidance
  • Other19658 Liaison Psychiatry Services for Patients Presenting with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
  • Other19666 Eating Disorder Inpatient and Day-Patient Admissions
  • Other19727 Recorded Information Relating to Software-Based Data Erasure Assurance and GDPR Compliance
  • Other19724 Duty of Candour for Surgical Incidents
  • Other19657 Memory Clinic Modelling, Operational Processes and Staffing
  • Other19764 Pharmacy Workforce for the Financial Years 2020 - 2021 to 2024 - 2025
  • Other20074 Making Every Contact Count (MECC) and Healthy Conversation Skills (HCS) Training
  • Other19877 Total Staff, Inpatient Episodes, Total Referrals and Data Quality Staff Structure
  • Other19951 Spend on Management Consultants and Interim Digital Staffing 2024 - 2026
  • Other19899 Nursing Staff Experiences of Racial Discrimination and Racial Abuse 2022 - 2025
  • Other20013 Rostering Solution, Contract Details and Live Staffing Groups
  • Other19880 NHS Chaperone Complaints, Policies, Training and Reporting
  • Other19941 Total Number of Forced Tranquilisation Restraints on Mental Health Patients