As an AEE participant I was able to take part in the menti survey for each question. While not shocked about the binary nature of some of the answers, it was encouraging to see similar responses to my own! Very thought provoking blog post by @Imogensjones and @Johnnygcake
It's blog-o'clock! Here: https://t.co/dsxdfr3oeu @Johnnygcake and I reflect on our presentation to the APT community on the theme of 'respecting the dead' in mortuaries.
To care well, we need to treat the living & the dead as people. We need to put this work on the pedestal it deserves, recruiting great people & training them properly. We need to demonstrate that this works matters, to value it & to see it for what it is: caring for people. 5/7
Yesterday the Fuller inquiry called on the govt to urgently launch a regulator to tackle the abuse of dead people within the funeral sector. Responding to this news, Nevres Kemal, whose daughter Azra was a victim of mortuary abuse, said, ‘no one cares about the dead’. 1/7
Prof @Kevin_Fong giving the most devastating and moving testimony to the Covid Inquiry of visiting hospital intensive care units at the height of the second wave in late Dec 2020.
The unimaginable scale of death, the trauma, the loss of hope.
Please watch this 2min clip.
It's been a while, but I am back with @Johnnygcake to talk about what it means to 'respect' the dead. This is a musing blog and reflects the early stages of a collaboration. We're keen to engage with others on this and to get your thoughts: https://t.co/yE1PfueeYt
I’m not usually one to attack the #BBC but if I wake up tomorrow and they haven’t laid on 15 hours of sports for me to watch there will be hell to pay.
The correct response to a disaster like Covid is to plan for the next one. I don’t see Britain doing it | Lucy Easthope | The Guardian https://t.co/CIxPAAhCqv