Children's research nurse. Ex Paediatric cardiothoracic intensive care nurse & NIHR/HEE Clinical Academic Intern. Southerner up North #devonlass
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@thegradmedic @mlkytee @Master75272373 Oh this digs deep into historical indemnity etc etc. Pre-reg students are covering it all now *but* most trusts will still insist that the local training and signoff is completed. So many hoops 😒 same with medication administration. All covered in uni and still needs Trust tick
@My_Metro Thank you. I commute daily with a pushchair and having lifts out at both Haymarket and Chi has added significant time travelling onto my day, especially considering the trains we miss during the extended walk to Monument. These stations really need alternative step-free access.
@AmyOverend @DawnSG2010 I'm fairly sure as a patient you have a right to chose which pharmacy deals with your meds and this cannot be overidden by your GP. There was a sign in one of my local pharmacies about it 🤔 I wish I could remember the details as you can report non-compliance!
I also received my Whooping Cough and Flu vaccinations whilst pregnant to protect myself and my unborn child from serious disease.
Antibodies from my jabs will have been passed on to my baby for their protection as much as mine. #VaccinesWork#VaccinesSaveLives
Bit late to the party... I'm a children's nurse and I am fully vaxxed and boosted.
I had my first and second doses whilst pregnant, boosted whilst breastfeeding.
Vaccines save lives and protect families.
I trust the science and research process #GetVaccinatedNow#CovidVaccine
We want to recognise & celebrate all the wonderful #nurses out there this #InternationalNursesDay
If you're a nurse, comment a white heart 🤍 below, retweet our post & follow our account
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@HastieChelsea@BBCNews We use it in paeds in 2 ways - in the NICU it might indicate that a baby had a twin who passed away. On PICU/children's wards it's sometimes used on cubicle doors to indicate that a patient is end of life. They're generally purple 🦋
@WaterstonesNewc @charliemackesy I love books that you have a lush time in the world with and you will never know how much of a stresshead you can get 🤷🏻♀️
Caregiver experiences of pediatric inpatient cardiac services: A qualitative systematic review https://t.co/aqfHvcQ2KK
Caring for a child with heart disease triggers/requires: ‘emotional capacity to care’, ‘practicalities of caring’, and ‘the bigger picture of caring’.
I have the great privilege of working on the Oxford #COVID19 vaccine trials
Safety is the top concern in all vaccine trials, and we go to great lengths to ensure the vaccine is safe to use, and to keep our trial participants safe
Here are some of the ways we do that
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Research matron Aileen Burn oversees early-phase and late-phase research trials and today shares some of the work the team have done around COVID-19 vaccine research @theRCN https://t.co/81XQfSzhGo
To mark the 10th #clapforcarers this evening, the NHS and keyworkers in the city have recorded this Geordie anthem to say thank you to the North East for everyone’s efforts to protect the NHS and stay safe https://t.co/yaubGrIleH
To everyone who has clapped and cheered for the NHS over the last 10 weeks, here is our thank you song back to you!
https://t.co/QhLWv2Bvqg
We are so grateful for all your support and hope you like it!
#ClapForCarers#Newcastle#NHS#BlaydonRaces