Exciting opportunity to join the pharmacy team @ABUHB_Rx as the Lead EPMA Pharmacist. Let’s shape the future delivery of patient care through the implementation of the HB wide EPMA project! @AneurinBevanUHB@jon_simms@LisaForey
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It’s great to welcome Paralympian and GB Wheelchair Basketball Captain Sophie Cargill as our keynote speaker to our @PDaHW Conference.
Sophie’s sharing her story with today with insights on dealing with adversity, teamwork, goal-setting & leadership.
We're advertising an exciting new post for a Business Manager to work alongside the Pharmacy Senior Management Team at the Royal Gwent Hospital and the Head of Operational Services for Pharmacy.
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Happy 76th Birthday to the NHS! 🎂🎉
Today, we celebrate 76 years of care, dedication, and service to our communities.
Thank you to all our amazing staff who work tirelessly to keep us healthy and safe. We couldn't do this without you. 👏
#NHS76
What kind of human thinks this is a reasonable response? What is wrong with people. We are nothing without nature. Surely a sackable offence? Does they do this to dogs? To
people they don’t like?
Falls Collaborative today. As a bloke in his 50s I found this fascinating. Explains why my kids can lift more than me in the gym but more importantly highlights the importance of protein, mobility and weights based training to reduce risk of frailty and falls.
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Is it just me or is this cabinet re-shuffle like a pharmacy department saying that as of tomorrow
: Newly qualified pharmacist now Cardiology lead
: Cardiology lead now aseptics manager
: Aseptics Manager now renal lead
: Renal lead now EPMA lead
: EPMA lead sacked
Anyone else can't quite believe that the petition to rescind the new 20mph limit is officially the biggest petition that has ever been submitted to the Senedd?
Not the one to reinstate free school meals during school holidays for children living below the poverty line.
Not the one to commission suitable NHS services for people with EDS or hypermobility spectrum disorders.
Not the one to fund more specialist school places and staff for children with additional learning needs.
Not the one calling to increase funding for mental health services and improve waiting times for people needing help in crisis.
Not the one to recognise teaching assistants as an important asset to schools by raising wages.
Not the one calling for Welsh working parents to receive the same financial support for childcare as parents in England.
Not the one to improve services for people with metastatic breast cancer.
Not the one calling to create, fund and sustain sufficient affordable nursery and childcare places for all working parents.
Not the one calling for a mental health unit for men in north Wales.
Not the one to make Blue Badge applications lifelong for individuals who have a lifelong diagnosis.
Why can’t we rally like this for other causes?
In Wales (and the UK) we have a falling life expectancy, falling living standards and falling wages in real terms, as well as rising food bank usage, rising homelessness and rising NHS waiting times, and we’re outraged by having to drive 10mph slower?
I thought I must have been missing something so I did some research into both sides of the debate to educate myself, and I do understand the arguments against - lesser productivity, the implications for professions such as drivers and carers, additional costs for increased travel time etc.
I don't have the answers, but I did find that this speed limit is already in place and successfully proven to reduce casualties and deaths in areas beyond Wales.
More than half of London's roads are now 20mph as well as other communities in England having already implemented the limit, including Norwich, Tonbridge and Chichester.
Lower urban speed limits have also been adopted in many countries and cities across mainland Europe, including Spain and Brussels, where they use km/h instead of miles.
In mainland Europe, many areas have 30km/h limits, which is 18.6mph.
I think I'm just bewildered at our furore, and our tendency as people to make decisions to avoid personal discomfort in the present moment at the expense of the long term outcome for all.
Of course there is a cognitive bias that explains this, called the Present Bias.
"Present bias is the tendency to focus more on the present situation than the future when making decisions. This can lead us to prioritise immediate rewards over future payoffs, even if that decision benefits us less overall."
Anyway, to look at the positive, I hope if anything, this shows that as a people we are capable of coming together, rallying and demanding change when a situation calls for it.
I’ve been told there’s a chance that my book Critical (about how politicians are betraying the NHS and how we can fight for it) has a chance of getting onto the bestseller list😮💙
*Imagine* a book about NHS privatisation on the bestseller list! Many media outlets barely..
Massive thank you to our Comms colleagues for producing this fantastic #TikTok on the role of Student Pharmacy Technician at @AneurinBevanUHB. And of course to the wonderful Ellis and the rest of the Pharmacy team featured - autographs at the ready!! #pharmacylife#nhs @RPS_Wales
The first of our Pharmacy Emergency Department job roles advertised! Please get in touch if working in a fast-paced, patient-facing environment appeals to you. Hours to include 12-hr shifts, a new look at work-home balance @ABUHBJobs @RPS_Wales @AneurinBevanUHB