Trauma Nurse Coordinator. Passionate about Trauma, Emergency and Critical Care. Visiting Lecturer, VAWG and VPR champion. Runs about a bit 🏃♀️#LM2026
London, England
Joined January 2010
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Happy London Marathon Day to all who celebrate! #londonmarathon #bestraceintheworld
Alan @GatwickExpress what a guy! Thank you so much for your excellent customer service on a very tricky journey back home after a delayed flight home tonight. Thank you so much for your help!!
Happy Spotify Wrapped season to all who celebrate. #SpotifyWrapped2025 #youveagedmeby30years
YESSSS @centreparcs 👏👏👏👏hugely impressed to see a trauma public access first aid kit on site at Sherwood Forest next to your AED #stopthebleed
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Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
Have a meaningful conversation! Break the stigma! Reach out and be available. If you need help call:
Dear @thegriefcast, thank you 💔
If you’re out there struggling with the loss of someone who meant the world to you, have a listen. Love to you all.
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Thank you to the team at @CWISociety for a fantastic meeting. So wonderful to get to know chest wall enthusiasts from across the globe and for the opportunity to present our research findings.
@JamiesonTrauma
UK clinical friends, can you send me your recommendations please for ALS training providers in or near London? Thank you!
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Critical. Netflix. Wednesday.
netflix.com/gb/title/8173179…
FOURTEEN YEARS OF HURT… NEVER STOPPED ME DREAMING
Thank you thank you thank you @LondonMarathon I’m so unbelievably excited and emotional! It’ll be my 9th Marathon, my last in my thirties AND at the best race in the WORLD!
THANK YOU!
#londonmarathonballot #londonmarathon26
The irony of having S4 Endometriosis (and looking pregnant with the worlds worst bloat) despite having a 15% chance of ever having children is sadly not lost on me #endo #wemustdobetter
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I don't know how many care workers follow me, but to any that do can I say thank you. Whether you were born in the UK or recruited from abroad, the important work you do is appreciated by millions of people across the country. Politicians shouldn't be afraid to say that.
UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper tells BBC it's “time to end” care worker recruitment from abroad as lower-skilled workers face visa crackdown
Follow live bbc.in/4iXTrJN
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Communication issues are one of the leading causes of error in healthcare
Sometimes there is ambiguity between the ‘sender’ & receiver of instructions
There are lots of ways of reducing communication errors but our advice is to always STOP & not proceed if you have any doubt
