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Helping our clients ensure the right resources, in the right place, at the right time...

Delivering results with the frontline

Meridian works with Healthcare Providers achieving significant, sustainable advances in performance whilst simultaneously achieving real savings.

Our service, supporting your management, is patient-focussed; freeing up frontline resources to spend increased quality time with patients, handle increased patient numbers and reduce waiting times, whilst providing exceptional value for money.

Meridian offers a significant return on investment (ROI) on all of our projects and also offer a guarantee to protect our clients from any in-year exposure.

TESTIMONIALS


‘Working with Meridian has been a very positive experience for the organisation and we are already looking at further opportunities for improvement within the organisation. We would thus highly recommend them to other organisations to achieve real cost and efficiency results.’


Halton Borough Council, Sue Wallace-Bonner, Director of Adult Services (Complex Care and Initial Assessment)



‘The Meridian team were very well received and engaged the staff from project start to end which enabled us to achieve £321,729 savings in Imaging, £302,423 savings in Outpatients and £232,975 savings in Theatres.’

‘Meridian were able to work collaboratively to focus their time and efforts on the areas pin-pointed not only by themselves and other external bodies such as the model hospital, but also by the areas of need described by Chesterfield staff.’

Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Tony Campbell, Chief  Operating Officer (Outpatients, Theatres and Imaging)

‘They have given us a more transparent, systematic approach to managing the performance of our people by utilising a series of quality reports which has enabled us to ensure that all staff are meeting their Service User contact targets, Service User Expected Discharge Dates and the demand generated from each Service Users’ care plan.’


‘The Service has just had an inspection from the Care Inspectorate who provided us with our best review on record and specifically mentioned the hard work and improvement Meridian have made.’


Waverley Care Edinburgh, Grant Sugden, Chief Executive Officer (Residential and Outreach Services)


‘It was necessary for Management to regain ownership of what happens in theatre. That has been achieved. It was necessary for us to put a structure on key decisions around the allocation of Theatre resources. That has been achieved. It was necessary for us to put structures in place so that we can ensure that the Group's priorities are delivered on in theatre. We are a long way down that road.’


University Hospital Galway, Tony Canavan COO (Theatres)


‘In July of this year it will be two years from when the initial phase of the change project was completed. My initial impression was of a project that had gone very well and thankfully the subsequent two years have confirmed this. Changes implemented in the first 6 months have led to long-term changes in data capture, in how staff relate to and work with each other, and in how and when patients are admitted to our service. Objective output measures such as bed occupancy and the number of admissions have shown clear improvements.’


Our Lady’s Hospice and Care Services Dublin, Stephen Higgins MB MRCPI Consultant in Palliative Medicine & Medical Director of Palliative Services (Inpatient Services)


‘The project has generated £589,480 in increased revenue over the project’s 14 week duration. We have already generated a 3:1 return on investment in the life of the project and the total annualised increase in revenue has been measured at £6,593,531, should the improved performance be sustained.’


Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, Simon Morritt, Chief Executive Officer (Outpatients and Theatres)


‘The service had worked with a management consultancy firm over a number of months. The impact was said to be 'huge' and positive. For example: streamlined work practices and a reduction in meetings meant more time to spend with service users; better planning for admissions and new reporting systems meant better uptake of spaces.’
‘The new staff rota system included a designated shift coordinator who would oversee tasks. Communication systems had improved and provided staff with all the information they needed to work in a safe and efficient way. Staff said they were looking forward to new opportunities, such as regularly facilitating groups.’


Care Inspectorate (following a programme with Waverley Care Edinburgh)

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OUR ADDRESS

Meridian Productivity Limited
36 Atholl Crescent Lane, Edinburgh, EH3 8ET

Registered Office
Daws House, 33-35 Daws Lane, London NW7 4SD

Tel: 0131 625 8500
contact@meridianpl.co.uk