Our teams have worked hard to find new ways to reduce waiting times caused by the covid-19 pandemic. Held on Saturday 15 May, a special surgical outpatient clinic saw 162 outpatients for a consultation at Queen’s Hospital.
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One of our nurses, Tabitha Kihayile, was selected to attend a special reception, held at Number 10 Downing Street last night (Thursday 20 May), to thank NHS staff for their hard work during the pandemic.
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It’s Dementia Action Week (Monday 17 to Sunday 23 May) and Debbie Smith, our longest-serving dementia and delirium assistant (DDA), has shared why she is so passionate about what she does.
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Hayley Adams-Mcgovern, who gave birth to second son Noah at Queen’s Hospital in April, has praised the medical team who kept her safe and well-cared for following a haemorrhage.
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Today is the tenth Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Its purpose is to highlight about digital accessibility and inclusion.
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Hot off the heels of the documentary Davina McCall: Sex, Myths and the Menopause, our Deputy Director of Communications and Engagement, Hazel Melnick, has written about why it’s important for everyone’s wellbeing that we have conversations about menopause and don’t allow it to continue being seen as a taboo subject.
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