Please see our initial preliminary response to the findings and failings identified in the The NMC Independent Culture Review’ by nazir afzal & RISE associates Nursing and Midwifery Council Vinice Thomas Giftymarkey Wendy Olayiwola BEM, FRCM, FRSA RN, RM JennyJeanJacques Felicia Kwaku, OBE, RGN Acosia Nyanin 💙 @CNOEngland

Creating an amazing workplace culture shouldn’t be a mystery. When done correctly it can transform a business. Awesome graphic from my friend Rob Dance 🔥

I have been shortlisted for the Caribbean & African Health Network Black Healthcare Awards! Category Elizabeth Anionwu Award for #SickleCell Nursing. Enjoy a black-tie event with a 3-course meal, live entertainment, & more on 27th July at Park Plaza Hotels Westminster healthcareawards.cahn.org.uk #BHAwards

The Sickle Cell Society are looking for three enthusiastic, organised and energetic freelancers to support our Sickle Cell Family Retreat from 30th August to 1st September 2024 at Whitemoor Lakes near Lichfield. To apply today, visit: buff.ly/3LDBm5o #SickleCellSociety

Have you accessed sickle cell services in Liverpool? We want to hear from residents (18+)! Participate in a 30-min online interview and receive £25 V. Help improve your local healthcare service. Sign up here: forms.office.com/e/nPr7kH0XW4?o… #CAHNResearch

Young individuals (10-24) with Sickle Cell in NWL, NCL & SWL London: Join our Peer to Peer Mentoring program! Our mentors with Sickle Cell can help you connect and manage your condition. Scan the QR code or ask a caregiver to refer you. #SickleCell #Mentoring #London

Open statement from the NHS Race and Health Observatory Board and Team in response to recent racist and violent protests in Britain: nhsrho.org/news/open-stat…

Thank you Imperial College London Outreach Imperial College London for inviting us to deliver our #SickleCell workshop for the y12 STEM Futures students. They made these amazing posters to raise #sicklecellawareness.

This is fantastic news🎉🎉🎉

Roanna is representing for Thal. A good news day.UK National Haemoglobinopathy Panel Sickle Cell Society UK Thalassaemia Society

Had the pleasure of giving a lecture to 3rd year nursing students at Queen's University Belfast 🎓 on #SickleCell & the crucial role of healthcare transition. Notably, more students in Northern Ireland have cared for children with SCD compared to 2 years ago. Great positive feedback✨ #Education 🔑

🚨🩸URGENT. BLOOD NEEDED. PLEASE SHARE 🩸🚨 There is currently a shortage of blood in the UK and people like myself cannot receive our regular treatment because of it. If you can, PLEASE sign up and donate blood!!! —> blood.co.uk <— RT 🙏🏾

Today we celebrated the success of our wonderful Debz O'Dele DipHE, MSc as she leaves BHRUT NHS 🏥 to start a new & exciting role. We have all been inspired by Debbie, with her passion, drive, commitment & accomplishments in having her work published. We all wish you well for the future 🌟.

SICKLE* explores the journey of those affected by this condition, featuring moving patient stories expert insights from healthcare professionals. Wednesday 11th September 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Everyman Cinema Muswell Hill, Fortis Green Road, N10 3HP. FREE tickettailor.com/events/theredc…

#SickleCellAwarenessMonth A reminder...Use person first language and challenge negative terminology used to describe individuals with #SickleCell. They are so much more than their condition ✨️💯

What is Sickle Cell? It’s a genetic condition where red blood cells become sickle-shaped, leading to pain and potential organ damage. Have tips on managing triggers? Share in the comments! For more info, visit: buff.ly/45uA5XA 🔗 #SickleCellAwareness #HealthMatters

I really enjoyed presenting yesterday, sharing information about treatments and research. I loved hearing the patient stories. Keeps me moving forward 🥰 #hope #genomics #sicklecell #thalassaemia #reducinghealthinequalities #homerton Homerton Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia Services Homerton Research & Innovation

Amazing piece! Please read #SickleCellAwarenessMonth "Through increased awareness and understanding, we can work toward a future when sickle cell disease is no longer a neglected condition but rather one that receives the attention, funding, support, and care it deserves."