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ID Medical retweeted
Our Preceptorship Champions act as informal 'buddies' for newly-qualified midwives, offering extra support as they begin their careers. Champion, Lisa Rollinson, says: “As a new starter, sometimes, you want to ask what you think is a silly question. Trust me, it's not silly!”
ID Medical retweeted
Congratulations to former RCP president @DameCarolBlack and other physicians recognised in the King's New Year Honours List.
“With the NHS under continual significant pressure, it is especially important to recognise the hard work and dedication of its staff.” @DrSarahClarke
ALT Dame Carol Black
ID Medical retweeted
A midwife who left the profession after being bullied while training in England has fallen in love with it again at Singleton Hospital.
More: sbuhb.nhs.wales/news/swansea…
ID Medical retweeted
🎊 Happy New Year! 🎊
We wish you and your loved ones health and happiness for the year ahead.
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The use of robotic-assisted surgery in the UK was pioneered at Guy’s and St Thomas’.
The latest milestones include:
➡️robotic device used to biopsy hard-to-reach lung nodules.
➡️completing 10,000 operations using the da Vinci Surgical System!
Read more: bit.ly/gist42-page8
ALT Members of the robotic-assisted surgery team stood either side of a robot cutting a cake.
ID Medical retweeted
Watch Ava-Rose show us her superpower! 🦸
She has an ‘artificial pancreas’ or hybrid closed loop technology (HCL) to manage her type 1 diabetes.
HCL uses a continuous glucose monitor linked with an insulin pump to automatically adjust the amount of insulin she is given.
ID Medical retweeted
Seven new bundles of joy entered the world at Milton Keynes University Hospital on Christmas Day 2023.
Baby Rippin was the first to make her appearance at 02.08am, and Baby Richardson joined the world as a home birth on Christmas Day - born in front of the Christmas Tree!🎄
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Meet Ken. He’s one of the many porters who'll be on-site over the festive period transporting patients from ward to ward. He said: “It’s a job that never stops!
“I love taking patients to where they need to be and being that smiley face, they see every day.”
#FestiveHeroes
ID Medical retweeted
Ernie, 73, was one of many patients who celebrated Christmas with staff at our award-winning prehabilitation unit. “I’m still here - and that’s the best Christmas present I could ask for.” Read more: nuh.nhs.uk/latest-news/ernie…
ID Medical retweeted
Caring for families in Gloucestershire at a pivotal time in their lives is a privilege. Our teams in maternity & paediatrics are working very hard to deliver the best care over the Christmas period. #OneTeam
ID Medical retweeted
Over the Christmas season, fractures don't take a holiday! Our dedicated fracture clinic team are helping to provide friendly, expert care. Thank you to the team for looking after our patients this Christmas. #OneTeam
ID Medical retweeted
Santa only works one night a year, but staff at our sites work late into the night every day.
This week, we're celebrating the stars that come out at night, sharing their stories throughout the night while they may be working. If you see this, think of them❤️
#ProudToBeRFL
ID Medical retweeted
Many congratulations to the families of our Christmas Day babies born across our hospitals, and thank you to all of our amazing colleagues from #TeamUHL for all you do. Pictured are a few of our maternity colleagues from today. #ChristmasDay #christmasdaybabies #Congratulations
ID Medical retweeted
Thank you to the incredible NHS staff working over the Christmas period!
To the porters, paramedics, nurses, doctors, cleaners, pharmacists, midwives, and everyone continuing to care for our loved ones – thank you for everything you do, today and every day. 💙 #ThankYouNHS
ALT A blue graphic with snowflakes at the top of the image. Text overlay reads: Thank you to everyone working over the festive period. NHS staff are featured at the bottom of the graphic wearing their respective uniforms. An NHS logo is in the top right of the image.
ID Medical retweeted
Feeling overwhelmed by the festive period? Your mental health is more important than the ‘perfect’ Christmas. We are offering advice on how to cope as the celebration gets nearer, particularly after you start to see posts on social media platforms. Tips: bit.ly/3GvTOdJ
ALT christmas lights and tree
ID Medical retweeted
This week the Physiotherapy team on Heydon and Ingham wards had patients pulling crackers, telling jokes and wearing hats before starting their regular exercise session. The exercises aid rehabilitation for patients who've had a stroke or have another neurological condition.
ID Medical retweeted
Julie works on our Hyper Acute Rehab Unit called Lipton Ward, here some of our patients need around the clock care. She's part of the team looking after patients this #Christmas: 'While working of the festive holidays, I will try to make it a special time for family and patients'
ID Medical retweeted
Our Tivoli Ward in Cheltenham is a surgical ward specialising in urology. The team are working hard to prepare patients for discharge so they can return home in time for Christmas where possible. #OneTeam #HomeForChristmas
ID Medical retweeted
Last week, our Chief Executive @ChrisOliverNHS was presented with four pieces of artwork created by service users' at Guild Lodge. The artwork has been created as part of the service users' therapeutic sessions and is now on display in the Exec office at Trust headquarters 💙
ALT Chris Oliver chief executive stood next to artwork with colleague
ALT chief people officer rob cragg stood next to artwork
ID Medical retweeted
He's behind you!
Earlier this week the cast from Sunderland Empire Beauty & The Beast visited the children's wards at Sunderland Royal to bring some festive cheer 🙌🎭🎄
More 👉 bit.ly/3TprMYZ
