Doodle for the day is later than planned due to a duracell charged baby sparkles.
A fitting reminder that we are not robots who can always perform at 100%🤖
Dame Prue Leith CBE, TV personality & cookery expert, is to step down from her position as Chancellor of QMU.
@Prueleith, who has been the University’s Chancellor since July 2017, will preside over her last QMU graduation ceremonies on 1 & 2 July.
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Whilst we cannot change work culture alone or fully control wellbeing needs, we can all do small simple things to contribute to it getting better
Even small things can have a big impact
#Legsmatter Local DN Legend Fiona Jamieson sharing >30 years of compression experience with Lothian nurses. Have the ‘ courage to compress’! @LegsMatter
Modernising our community nursing services is a key objective and today we heard from our colleagues from across Lothian on how their roles could be better defined to ensure better outcomes for patients and staff
There’s so many benefits to starting small with change 🌺
“Big Bang” changes can be chaotic, uncontrolled, confusing & unappreciative of environmental factors
Our NQRN 2024 advert closes on Friday. Join the 100’s of other students who have already applied to start their career in @NHS_Lothian #Agreatplacetowork
GP practices and many community pharmacies won't be available on Good Friday or Easter Monday 🐇
If you need a prescription, please arrange to collect before then💊
If you need urgent medical care over the weekend, contact NHS 24 on 111 or visit https://t.co/qWaJr5jmOx
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Overthinking is a risk for leaders. It involves thinking about a decision or topic excessively, reading all kinds of possibilities into the situation. Actions we can take to reduce overthinking:
1) Pay attention to the way we think.
2) Have some perspective.
3) Focus on the things we can change.
4) Get a good start every day.
5) Schedule some time for reflection.
6) Practice mindfulness.
7) Stop being a perfectionist.
8) Recognise we can't control everything.
https://t.co/s8FVv3Glkx By @indeed. Graphic: @grantdraws
When considering a diagnosis for our leg ulcers we commonly find that staff have identified the wound as a traumatic wound. We need to remember that if a wound on the lower leg is present for 2 weeks or more it is classed as a leg ulcer (NICE, 2013)