This week is Occupational Therapy Week - a time to celebrate all our AMAZING Occupational Therapists, support workers and teams! 💙
Thank you to all our OT colleagues for all that you do! You make such a difference each and every day 👏
#OTWeek24
Announcing the brand new Forgotten War Podcast! Hosts @robert_lyman & @HistoryBowsh introduce their new show, out in Feb 2025!
In 12 weekly episodes, Series 1 takes listeners through the entire campaign, & later series will dive into any & every corner of the Burma Campaign.
Chiselbury had an amazing day
@WeHaveWaysPod Festival catching up with star authors @HistoryPegg@HistoryBowsh@RM_Mili_History and @MadeleineMilano
and meeting friends old and new. We will upload interviews with each. This one is @HistoryBowsh
talking about his bestselling book 'Forgotten Armour: Tank Warfare in Burma' which is available for purchase from Chiselbury, Amazon or any decent bookshop.
Another incredible training session with the sim suit led by our fantastic Frailty ACPs! 🙌 Honored to have the Mayor join us for this important work in healthcare. #FrailtyMatters#CommunityLeaders#EmpathyInAction
⭐It’s #AlliedHealthProfessionsDay! ⭐
Today we celebrate and proudly support all our AHPs and AHP support workers who play a crucial role in delivering high quality care to our patients.
A BIG thank you to all our AHPs for everything you do! 👏
Happy #AHPsDay2023 🤩
Fantastic few days learning the role of our fantastic diagnostic radiographers in cardiac MRI. Learnt so much about this brilliant AHP role! Just a lovely welcoming caring compassionate team #AHPDay2023@WHHTTherapy@WestHertsNHS
The connecting continues! @BowsherAlex an Occupational Therapist in Critical Care & Cathy, a Diagnostic Radiographer in Cardiac MRI, have spent time shadowing each other this week,learning more about the skills AHPs offer in delivering care across the patient pathway #AHPsDay2023
Our speaker #WHWF updates go on! @HistoryBowsh has been doing an MA in Military History at @wlv_uni. His great-uncle served with 107th S Notts Hussars at Gazala, and he's inspired by his grandfather’s experience driving Sexton SPs.
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OTs help you to help yourself. It's not their job to 'train' you. They teach you how you can own your own body, how to listen to it, how to learn from it, how to work it so that it can work.
Really interesting webinar from @CriticalCareOT last night on patients in prolonged disorders of consciousness in ICU. Learnt so much. Thank you 😊@CPD_RCOT @theRCOT
Why do we talk to unconscious patients?
1. Respect
2. Humanize care
3. Comfort
4. Hearing may be preserved
5. Assuage fears
6. Keep them informed of what’s happening
7. Warn them when touched for the purposes of care
Patients are always people.
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