LEARN about ESBL and CRE.
Main theme for Prevention is HAND HYGIENE as per the 5 moments and the trust decontamination technique. Don't forget the eating of the environment too.
ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae | HAI | CDC https://t.co/vgasJjgYWq via @CDCgov
So pleased to announce that if you are a #nurse or #midwife at the following trusts, you can now access our emotional wellbeing service, Nightingale Frontline 💙
@CovRugbyCCG
@CWPT_NHS@nhsuhcw
Book your space here: https://t.co/03JqohviBE
#mentalhealth#Coventry#nurselife
You still need to follow the rules after you’ve had the #COVID19 vaccination.
Always remember to:
🧼 wash your hands
😷 cover your face
↔️ keep your distance
More on what to expect after the vaccination:
https://t.co/sZA5RRn1rv
‘It was very quick. It didn’t hurt at all.’
The Queen shares her experience of getting the #COVIDVaccine with England’s NHS Vaccine Deployment Lead Dr @Emily_JR_Lawson, and encourages those who might be hesitant to get theirs when invited. 👑 @RoyalFamily
Your pediatric patients may have missed well-child visits and need catch-up vaccination. It’s a good time to send out recall reminders. View or download the 2021 Recommended Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule: https://t.co/bqMBXR3DqX.
#Tweetiatrician#VaccinesWork
Tackling Multi Drug Resistant Organisms (MDRO), preventing Health Care Associated Infection (HCAI) and Sepsis - What more could a IPC/Sepsis nurse want? 😄 https://t.co/l8yJDGnLpB via @ICT_magazine
Brilliant video from Midwife Emily showing you how to use your birthing ball at home and during labour 💜 Take a read of our factsheet ‘Managing labour: Mobilise (part 2 of 3) by @mcareetrixie 💜
https://t.co/cxtGAnIfD7
Saying a massive thank you to our practice development team for supporting @nhsuhcw to respond to the covid pandemic - critical care training, vaccination training, IR, and increasing student placements #teamUHCW @donnamgriffiths
Efficacy with the standard wipe used in EN 16615 means JET can be paired with any wipe.
Use a paper towel, a microfibre mitt or a biodegradable wipe to create sporicidal wipes.
Find out more here:https://t.co/OMrM7aDnBy
#infectionprevention
Vaccines work by triggering a response in a person's immune system.
That means some people will feel a little sore, tired or unwell after their #COVID19 vaccination.
Most side effects are mild and should not last longer than a week.
More on the vaccine:
https://t.co/6ePOXYDfmG
“I found the session to be incredibly helpful at a difficult stage in my recovery. Everyone is so supportive, and allows space to tell your story. Do it!!” – Keith, support group attendee
#sepsis#mentalhealth#MentalHealthMatters
Read how you have made a difference to UHCW's youngest patients 💙 - https://t.co/2dyVoKTaan
Thank you for helping us provide care improving equipment for your local hospitals 🏥