It has been a long time coming, but we have had so many requests from NHS Trusts, professionals and patients that we just had to share our new design with you before the end of Pride Month! Further details about how to get updated badges will be released shortly!

Take pride in who you are. Hereford Pride #hfdpride22 #HerefordPride 17th September 2022 at the Racecourse - a day for EVERYONE who ever you are. ❤️🏳️‍🌈❤️💕🤩🏳️‍🌈❤️

Live with pride be proud of who you are. The more variety, the better society. #HerefordPride #hfdPride22 Hereford Pride

Jimmy Somerville LGBT+ History Month 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Pride in London If you fancy coming along to Hereford Pride on 17th September Jimmy Somerville over in Herefordshire them well love to see you ! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Happy Health Information Week 2022 (4-10 July)! Helpful GIF from Health Information Week team on questions to ask when considering using health information. Follow #HIW2022 for resources and updates

Here's a reminder of why the IPPR called for better health ed to support our children's #healthliteracy which will help their ability to decipher #HealthInformation. bit.ly/3iDAE8K #HIW2022 #selfcareforlife @rhianlast @MacMunter Medical Librarian We're not on X anymore – formerly @PifOnline Dr. Deb Lindh, EdD, RYT

Saturday’s theme for Health Information Week is healthy heart. Never take heart health for granted - we learned that the hard way losing our niece shortly before what would have been her 2nd birthday. Resources include those from British Heart Foundation bhf.org.uk/informationsup… #HIW2022 #heart

Some interesting wellbeing titles on the shelf and more available resources available digitally.

Newly qualified doctor in training? Don't leave your library at Uni! Go find your library. The team there will help with the challenges you face in your career journey. Free to the NHS in England from @NHS_HealthEdEng via OpenAthens #HEEKLS

Newly qualified doctor? It’s 3am on your first nightshift. You have to make a clinical decision. Confident you know what to do, you want some reassurance – go to BMJ Best Practice Free to NHS staff in England from @NHS_HealthEdEng orlo.uk/kCdJJ #HEEKLS #HEEBMJBP

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