Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS FT- Hug in a bag- PEN 2017
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The "Hug in a Bag" initiative provides women experiencing early miscarriage or threatened miscarriage with a bag containing pads, knickers, wipes, tissues, and an information leaflet to maintain dignity and promote comfort while in the emergency department. The project aims to directly improve the patient experience by maintaining dignity, promoting hygiene, providing informed care, reassurance, and comfort. Feedback from patients experiencing miscarriage found the concept of the "Hug in a Bag" to be an excellent way to make women feel supported during a difficult time.
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