Ward 311 @UHDBTrust have made a patient's wish come true. He requested the choir he was once a part of to sing for him and of course we made it happen (signed consent gained) Not a dry eye in the house #compassion@UHDB_DME@DHFTDementia@UHDB_PatientExp
Happy International Nurses Day 🥳
A small token of my appreciation to all the nurses I have the pleasure of working with everyday on Ward 405 ❤
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I tweeted this last year, but never has it been more important to be kind to those who have turned up, including those providing ‘mission critical’ emergency care, everyone is doing their best 👏🏼 #BeKind#Team999#Thankyou
Goodbye to our rotations Izzie (PT) and Anna (OT). You're both just the loveliest people inside and out, so patient-centred and have brought so much positivity to our team. All the best in your future rotations! 💙💚
Today we said goodbye to one of our wonderful Band 5 rotational PT's Becky. It's been an amazing 6 months having you in the team, you are a great advocate for your patient's and will go on to do brilliantly in your next rotation 💙
Body language is important when communicating with someone who has dementia.
If someone is feeling confused or upset, friendly body language such as facing the person and smiling can help provide reassurance😊
Thank you to Dementia Friend Sarah for sharing this tip.
Huge welldone to our 2nd year OT student, who passed her placement today with an amazing overall grade. Such a pleasure to teach you and watch you develop 💚