Staff and students from our School of Nursing and Midwifery have provided care for sick pilgrims travelling to Lourdes from the Birmingham Diocese.
This is the fourth time the School has made the elective pilgrimage, organised by Prof Julie Green.
πΈ @jagreen121#LoveKeele
Our School of Medicine has been ranked No.1 in the UK for sustainability in medical education - for a second year running!
The School improved on its overall score from last year in the initiative which highlights sustainability in medical education.
https://t.co/K8rk7z3Sb6
What an incredible time celebrating our biggest-ever graduation week!π
Congratulations to everyone who attended #KeeleGraduation and don't forget to keep in touch π
We're halfway through our biggest-ever graduation week! We can't wait to celebrate with everyone joining us today for their #KeeleGraduationπ
Watch the ceremonies live β‘οΈ https://t.co/mGP1YTgDOb
'Most politicians do not understand what happens in the #community. So it is downgraded to the poor relation of what happens in the hospital. And that must stop.' @GeorgePlumptre at #QNDay2022
"What will happen if nursing staff canβt afford to fill up their cars? It is patients who will ultimately suffer." Today we're demanding the Chancellor urgently compensates community nursing staff as petrol prices soar. Read more in our news story. https://t.co/czxWc9GEEW
After three years, I've officially left the prison service π± I'd recommend working in prison to any OT. It's rewarding, fascinating and never boring! If the prison service is ever going to be a system for rehabilitation (as it should be) it needs more OT's. #occupationaltherapy
I am so sorry to hear of the challenges you are facing. Being a district nurse is one of the highlights of my career & all it taught me is the golden thread that drives me everyday @TheQNI@SamSherrington@teamCNO_ are listening & working hard to address the issues you raise