We are responsible for support, guidance and provision of professional education and development for Nurses, Midwives, AHPs, HCS and CSWs for the Dudley Group.
🎉What a fabulous way to celebrate #AHPSupportWorkers by showcasing the impact they have across:
🔹Prevention
🔹Sustainability
🔹Education
🔹Clinical Care - making every moment count
🌱An opportunity to recognise how lifelong learning empowers our support workforce to grow, enhance the quality of care & lead service transformation
Investing in people is investing in better outcomes for patients. 💙
🙏to all the spkrs at today’s event
#LeadershipMatters
A new skills focused approach to learning!
Our C.A.R.E. Programme Skills Day brought practical learning to life, building staff confidence & competence
🌟 Fantastic learner feedback!
👏 Building skills. Inspiring excellence. Improving care.
#StaffDevelopment@marshaj1772#NHS
Celebrating Black History Month under this year’s theme, ‘Honouring our Communities’���❤️💛💚
@DudleyGroupNHS EMBRACE Network brought colleagues together to celebrate Black heritage, recognise the contributions of our communities, share experiences and strengthen connections
The event also provided an opportunity to share updates on the new Operation Cavell initiative, supporting awareness & reinforcing our collective commitment to an inclusive, respectful & supportive workplace where everyone feels valued
Many people will experience some degree of thinking and memory changes while living with Parkinson’s disease, but not everyone will have significant symptoms.
This free e-book is a practical guide to understanding how PD and other factors can affect cognition. 🧠 It also outlines treatment options and provides tips and strategies for managing cognitive challenges: https://t.co/5EEDgwCZfs
🌟 What does nurse-led innovation look like in practice?
Hear real examples of service improvement, team engagement and innovation at the RCN Nurse-Led Innovations & QI Conference.
https://t.co/NibC6k7xTe
#RCNQI26@RCNLondon@RoyLilley@gbtpo
Many people know that it is our muscles that are responsible for our body moving, but the brain also plays a vital part in this by coordinating the movement of muscles. When the brain gets injured, the ability to coordinate muscles may be affected, which can affect different types of movement. This is called ataxia.
Ataxia affects movement, balance and co-ordination, which all rely on muscular control. Ataxia can therefore cause issues with:
•Walking
•Vision
•Speech
•Swallowing
•Continence (bladder and bowel functions)
•Using one’s hands for activities such as eating, dressing or writing
Vision relies on movement of muscles around the eyes. Even when we think our eyes are still, they are constantly moving back and forth to process the world around us. A brain injury can affect the control of these muscular movements, which can cause a range of visual problems that contribute to ataxia.
Find out more here: https://t.co/VrPJQTpnIo
#ataxia
#abi
#tbi
Isobel and Khadijah who are in their second year T level Midwifery course have completed their first block week at Russells Hall Hospital.
Well done both 🙌
#HealthAndSocialCare#TLevel#Midwifery
The Student Hub has been updated for midwifery students.
• job search help
• application and interview prep
• career guidance
🔗 Explore the Midwifery Student Hub: https://t.co/I9pCg4d7JT
#Midwife#StudentHub#HealthcareCareers
Hey team, please take a look & sign up to the Faculty below - this could offer great learning & resources to support our cunning plans & enable us to further develop our learning offer 👇👇
It will be on our nxt tm mtg agenda!
@marshaj1772
The Virtual & Hybrid Learning Faculty supports health and care educators to deliver high-quality virtual & hybrid learning. Explore resources, our CPD offering and join our growing community of practice. 👉 Register here: https://t.co/ELqbNlRoIY
#NHS#TEL#VHLF