Congratulations to our Surgical Assessment Unit (SAU) team, who today celebrated their first year of caring for patients 🎉

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A team of our staff, including consultants, nurses & other health professionals will run the Blickling Half Marathon next month to raise funds for our Robot Appeal; jpaget.nhs.uk/news-media/new…

Junior doctors are not worth 25% less today than they were in 2010, Steve Barclay. Please RT if you agree. #NHS

Staff who are fundraising for our Robot Appeal through a half marathon & a 200km cycle ride have been highlighting the appeal and thanking T-shirt sponsors Great Yarmouth graphics & clothing business Effective Imaging; jpaget.nhs.uk/news-media/new…

I ran Blickling half marathon today with a lovely group of people running for the JPUH NHS FT Surgical robot appeal , was my first half , a tough course but feeling happy to have completed 🏃‍♀️🏃🏅 Any further donations if able much appreciated 😊justgiving.com/fundraising/an…

A team of staff from the James Paget completed the Blickling half marathon on Sunday, raising hundreds of pound for our hospital charity’s Robot Appeal in the process. Read more here and donate: jpaget.nhs.uk/news-media/new…

Junior doctor starting salary in: 🇦🇺 Australia: £60,000 🇨🇦 Canada: £46,000 🇫🇷 France: £43,700 🇺🇸 USA: £41,900 🇬🇧 UK: £29,384 RT if you agree they deserve so much better

✨We're looking for a Matron to join our Theatres team!✨ ✅Are you an individual with sound clinical expertise and a passion for providing outstanding care every time for our patients & outstanding support for our staff? Apply here: jobs.jpaget.nhs.uk/job/UK/Norfolk…

When you go for an appointment to find it cancelled because of the strike. What do you do????? WELL I joined the picket line 🤣🤣🤣 The BMA @BMA_JuniorDocs have my full support. My appointment is now Sunday and all is good. #JuniorDoctorsStrikes

Next month, mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS by attending your local parkrun. Anyone can go along and you can walk, jog, run or volunteer to help out! Register for your local parkrun now. nhs.uk/parkrun-for-th…

Are you ready to parkrun for the NHS? Join us as we celebrate 75 years of our health service at parkruns and junior parkruns across the UK on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 July. Mark the date on your calendar! 🗓️ Find out more 👉 parkrun.me/gjpoy #NHS75parkrun #loveparkrun

There’s just 4️⃣ weeks until ‘parkrun for the NHS’. Join us as we celebrate 75 years of the NHS: it’s free and you can walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. There’s over 1,000 parkrun events, so there will be one near you. 🌳 8 July 🌳 9 July (juniors) england.nhs.uk/parkrun

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Our hospital is currently very busy. You can help by choosing the right service. Only call 999 or attend emergency departments for serious accidents and genuine emergencies, like chest pain, breathing difficulties, bleeding that won’t stop or signs of stroke.

In just 3.5 months, this final year medical student will be a doctor. Yet she can't plan, finance or find accommodation because the NHS won't tell her which hospital, or even region, she'll work in. She's being treated contemptibly. Please say you'll stop this, Wes Streeting.

Imagine starting out on £15/hour with £100k of student debt - while not even knowing what part of the UK you'll be sent to in 3 months' time. What a disgraceful way to treat our junior doctors. How dare the government permit this?

Could you treat these final year med students more abysmally, NHS England? 5 years study, £100k of debt - & you might not tell them which part of the UK they will be sent to until 3 weeks before they become doctors? How do they find homes, plan their lives? It’s disgusting.

How can you *possibly* treat final year medical students so disgustingly, NHS England? Are you actively *trying* to lose the doctors you still have? I’m incandescent on behalf of these poor about-to-be doctors.

“Legacy is not leaving something for people, it's leaving something in people.” Today we remember the one and only Dr Kate Granger who died on this day in 2016. Kate’s powerful #HelloMyNameIs campaign inspired thousands across the NHS having a huge impact on patients and staff.