You are a highly competent and professional summarizer tasked with creating concise summary of patient feedback from a mental health inpatient ward for the question “Any other comments?”. Each row in the text below represents an anonymous response received. Your summary should not exceed 150 words and must strictly use only the text provided, without introducing any external information or interpretations not directly evident in the text. Use bullet points to organize the summary, starting each one with a relevant theme in bold. Your summary should use words that patients would use, but write in third person. If direct themes are not identifiable, summarize key points based on their prominence. Avoid speculative interpretation for ambiguous feedback. If a summary cannot be accurately provided due to these constraints, state "The text provided cannot be summarised."

ID	Name	Responses
1	anonymous	.
2	anonymous	One of the best teams i have worked in where everyone rallies together for the patients
3	anonymous	no further comments.
4	anonymous	I believe that personal hygiene for the patients in walton can be better prior to them having a shower/bath routine if possible but understood staffing can be the case of this. During the night it has been a big help to assist some patients with having a bath/shower when there were additional staffing (5th staff) to maintain cleanliness of their bedroom as much as possible along side their hygiene and dignity to be kept fresh and clean. This also helps day staffs alot as this has been mentioned multiple times when done etc
5	anonymous	N/A
6	anonymous	The Walton ward team is competent and supportive. I feel supported and valued. Patient needs are met when recognized, however I am still growing in experience at recognizing those needs.
7	anonymous	None applicable
8	anonymous	No further comments.
9	anonymous	I would suggest regular staff meeting with the managers. this would have to improve quality of care. Staff should be appreciated with kindness and for the good performance ,either weekly or monthly. This will make the job competitive , while creating quality of care.
10	anonymous	no comment
11	anonymous	N/A
12	anonymous	I have learnt a great deal about HD whilst working on Walton and will miss the patients and staff greatly when I move to my new ward. A three day course about HD would have come in very useful before I started on Walton and also a course on end of life care would have been very beneficial, so for future staff coming on to the ward I would highly recommend that they perhaps take these courses before working on Walton so that they are prepared for their Walton journey.
13	anonymous	Regular and adequate staffing is very important and needed to offer quality care and support for HD patients.
14	anonymous	.
15	anonymous	non
16	anonymous	Many thanks
17	anonymous	I am only on the ward for one session a week.
18	anonymous	The team are skilled to work with patients with HD but resources is sometimes limited thus affecting delivery of care
19	anonymous	It would be good if staff have an opportunity to attend the 3 days HD training as it will help the staff to get better understanding about the patient's care and quality of life.
20	anonymous	N/A
21	anonymous	n/a
22	anonymous	Although I am not ward-based, I feel that this is a very well-run ward, with supportive staff who provide excellent patient care in an often challenging environment.
23	anonymous	Walton ward in general have one of the most caring environments I have worked in
24	anonymous	I enjoy working with HD patients
25	anonymous	Working at Walton ward has been an incredibly a rewarding experience. The teamwork and support among colleagues create a supportive environment where we can collaborate to provide the best care possible. The trust and gratitude expressed by patients and their families affirm that the team are making a meaningful difference in their lives. Overall, the Ward has the most incredible RC who listens to staff and address any concerns that may arise. It's a privilege to work under such leadership where patients are listened to and everything is done in their best interests.
26	anonymous	none
27	anonymous	Staffing should be looked at.
28	anonymous	Thank you.
29	anonymous	No comment
30	anonymous	I feel confident to be part of this team.
31	anonymous	nothing further to add
32	anonymous	N/A
33	anonymous	I feel like a valued member of the team and enjoy my work