April hawkins april hawkins

Having fun at the highest point in Europe ☃️🏔

BCHC Respiratory team at the launch of personalised care collaborative lots of fantastic ideas

LD and DN colleagues BCHC launching their collaborative project with a 1 page profile

Tunde Ednut on Instagram: “Make sure you always wash your hands all the time.” instagram.com/p/B9_r_UvARdL/

Sending a huge thanks to all of our community nurses, midwives & health care staff working over this weekend and always South Tees Hospitals & elsewhere. You deserve 👏👏👏👏as your work is not always seen firsthand but so very valuable #lifelines #NHSCovidHeroes #StaySafe

Lots going on at BCHC with staff testing for antibodies , day 1 testing processes and building the phlebotomy team - thanks to all that made this possible.

All the very best to you Paula a fabulous chief nurse enjoy your retirement doing what you most enjoy

Last official day of Staff Antibody Testing, excluding locums and BCC staff. Nearly 4,200 tests completed for BCHC staff. Well done to my phlebotomists and admin staff for their hard work. Mopping up clinic for retests 3rd August.

At last! Evidence that continuity of Consultant is good for patients, training, reducing length of stay and complaints and improving discharge planning. Superb work! ⁦The King's Fund⁩ ⁦Louella Vaughan⁩ ⁦janet⁩ rcpjournals.org/content/future…

Lots of great work going on in ACS locations, healthy debate and presentations at Stop the Pressure day

Just take one moment to watch this. Utterly heartbreaking 💔

Falls prevention road show at Perry Tree Centre celebrating our successes a d the launch of the medication pocket guide great atmosphere

Day 2 of falls prevention road show at WHH next to the hydration and nutrition stand, another successful day

Day 3 falls prevention road show at Moseley and focus on the visually impaired staff wear glasses that simulate glaucoma,cataracts and hemiplegia # protect your vision

Presenting with dear Anna at the fall prevention summit today, great atmosphere showcasing all the great that we do at at BCHC

Terminology and language is so important in medicine. I get so cross when practitioners including OTs, speak about 'the amputee in bed 4', or 'the difficult patient in bed 6'. Don't define people by their illness, and patients are not difficult, they are anxious, distressed. 💚

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