Adult Mental Health Deaf Services have been shortlisted for an OSCAR
This is a great opportunity to showcase the importance of having a specialist service which supports the Deaf community, meeting their cultural and linguistic needs.
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Working with qualified and appropriately skilled interpreters is a core skill needed by all NHS staff. We are thankful for the highly skilled support we receive from Nottingham Deaf Society’s interpreting team. #DisabilityHistoryMonth#nottsdeafsociety
Here's a video of our Nursing Associate Tarnia crossing the stage at her graduation. The work she and her colleagues do supporting the Deaf community was mentioned during the ceremony several times. #derbygrad
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Our newly qualified Nursing Associate graduated from Derby University today. A fantastic achievement, and the next step in developing a quality service for our Deaf community. #derbygrad
By getting our annual flu vaccination and covid booster, staff our protecting ourselves, patients, carers, colleagues, and our family and friends. #fluvaccine#COVIDBooster
Happy Diwali to all our service users, carers, families and staff. May the Festival of Lights guide you home, bringing you peace and joy this year. Remember to celebrate safely.
@NottsHealthcare@NursingTimes@LindaChibuzor So happy to share that our trainee nursing associate won. This is an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of inclusive provision for deaf people in healthcare #SNTA
Looking forward to the award ceremony, celebrating achievements for all nursing students. Out trainee Nursing associate (TNA) Tarnia is shortlisted for TNA of the year, good luck! #snta
Sometimes it’s the simple things. By wearing the rainbow ribbon and pronoun pin, people know we are safe to speak to about their individual identity, without fear of judgement, recrimination or abuse. #pridenhs#LGBTQ+ ally
We are excited to announce that our team member Tarnia has been shortlisted in the Student Nursing Times Awards 2021. This is a great opportunity to promote the Deaf community and its un-met needs in mental health and communication barriers in society. #SNTA@NursingTimes
@Dermatologydame I’m not sure. These were part of the 250,000 that the government purchased from America, which was never going to be enough since they are single use.
@Dermatologydame Yes. These have been tested to ensure they meet the strict requirements for clinical settings, which is why they have taken so long. This will make our work with Deaf people so much better.
“Don’t talk of ‘going to sleep’ or ‘going to heaven’ be clear, honest and gentle.If you speak about ‘going to sleep’ a person will be frightened of going to bed.”
Baroness Ilora Finlay talks about the importance of avoiding euphemisms when speaking about dying.
#PCPLD2020
We are at the virtual Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities conference and the speakers are giving great information and people are sharing personal stories. #PCPLD2020