Karen Chui, an orthopaedic registrar at our Trust, and amateur photographer in her spare time, shares why she was so keen to join her intensive care unit (ITU) colleagues on the frontline during the second wave of Covid-19, to document the impact of the pandemic.
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Lots of our staff were redeployed into new roles during the pandemic, for speech and language therapist Dani Ferraris, she found herself doing her usual critical care role, ‘to the max’.
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Last month, we introduced Connected Care; a way of making patient GP and hospital records more easily accessible to staff. And the system had an instant impact when a patient with a complicated background was admitted to King George Hospital just before the start of the Easter bank holiday weekend.
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Doctors from our Children’s Emergency Department (ED) are launching a national study to investigate the characteristics of children and young people presenting to ED with diabetes during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Clare Bailey, our Divisional Director of Healthcare Professionals, has spoken out about her stammer after finding the impact of the pandemic has made it harder to control. She hopes sharing her story will encourage others to be more open, and realise it doesn’t matter if you do stammer.
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We’re pleased to be able to share that from Monday (12 April) partners will be able to attend all maternity scans.
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