Calling all health psychologists, clinical psychologists, counselling psychologists; in other words any HCPC PRACTITIONER PSYCHOLOGIST interested in psycho oncology are welcome to apply for this post
We at @LivHospitals @LivUni are recruiting for a practitioner psychologist with an interest in psycho-oncology and research, to join our enthusiastic, innovative and welcoming team. We’d love you to get in touch if you’d like to know more
https://t.co/b8kJaCucix
We at @LivHospitals @LivUni are recruiting for a practitioner psychologist with an interest in psycho-oncology and research, to join our enthusiastic, innovative and welcoming team. We’d love you to get in touch if you’d like to know more
https://t.co/b8kJaCucix
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What’s the bare minimum number of qualified nurses (x) and healthcare assistants (x) on an AMU. I guess 1.6 nurse/patient ratio plus at the same for healthcare assistants? Is this near the mark? In reality what’s the required number to provide good quality basic care needs?
Once a society considers access to basic food, water, shelter, health or education as a privilege and not a right, then that society ceases to be civilised.
Yet anothter dread filled days beckons! Only systemic change can return dignity to so many people unable to receive a basic level of care. I'm only moved to write this, not as a polemic, but because of powerlessness and disgust.
Horror in the NHS.
This is not about staff who are being wonderful, delightful human beings; it's seeing the appalling state that people are left in AMUs, well the one in Norwich. People left soiled, wearing the same night dresses, barely fed, although kept hydrated.
It is heartbreaking. I'm at a loss as how to proceed. I expect my family will have to go and help my mum to eat, dress, change her incontinence pads.... the list carries on. Each family fighting for their own family member to be barely adequately cared for.