SAR Tech NI, Swift Water Rescue Tech, Rope Rescue Operator, CISM Facilitator Clinical Pathway Nurse Specialist, Unscheduled Care SET Emergency Department

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The ED care navigator service has made a meaningful impact on patient experience and access to care. It has led to faster connections with appropriate services, reduced unnecessary hospital visits, and improved continuity of care. nhscharitiestogether.co.uk/o…
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Cathy Armstrong retweeted
Our ED Care Navigator Service welcomed the Rowan Centre, Family Support services, SPPG and our Sexual Health Nursing team to the Ulster Hospital to share expert advice and resources with our staff 🔍📖 Strengthening awareness to improve signposting #MakingADifference #HSC
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Our ED Care Navigator Service welcomed the Belfast Homeless Service, SOS, Homeless Healthcare and the NI Housing Executive to the Ulster Hospital for an information morning for staff 🔍📖 Strengthening awareness to improve signposting #MakingADifference #HSC
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Almost 24,000 people are diagnosed with Crohn's or Colitis each year. That's about 66 people every day. These are just some of the symptoms they could experience​, showing how Crohn’s and Colitis can affect people in so many ways. Visit: crohnsandcolitis.org.uk #IBD
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Thank you to everyone that supported with this and allowed for such an amazing amount of goods to be donated ❤️
The incredible staff in the Ulster Hospital Emergency Department have donated to the Belfast Homeless Service’s 10th Annual Christmas Shoebox Appeal🎄🎁 Your generosity inspires us all. Thank you for spreading kindness and making a difference this Christmas ❤️
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Meet the Youth Workers from the @Ed_Authority who are working in our Emergency Department to support young people as part of the Connect programme 🏥 This partnership project is preventing repeat hospital visits & empowering young people to make positive life choices ❤️ @NI_DOJ
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A privilege to evaluate NIs first hospital-based violence reduction intervention. Led by @eayouthservice, the youth workers supported very vulnerable young people and reduced pressure on the health system. @QUBSSESW @QUBPolicy @ZaraQuigg @wmaaloufun endingtheharm.com/news-and-e…
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Cathy Armstrong retweeted
It’s the return of NI’s only dedicated addiction recovery conference celebrating ‘hope’ and recovery driven by lived & meaningful experience. 🔹 Tuesday 10th September 2024 🔹 @MillenniumForum 🔹 9.30am - 4.30pm millenniumforum.co.uk/shows/… See you there.
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Thank you so much to everyone who commented on posts and sent me messages. Still cant quite believe it 😊 I am privileged to lead on such an amazing service and so lucky to have the dedication and support of an amazing team behind me @setrust @publichealthni @mneil02 @RCN_NI
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Cathy Armstrong retweeted
Women's Aid Statement on the murder of Kathryn 'Kat' Parton in Belfast. For information on support available please visit: womensaidni.org – at Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Was lovely to welcome the @NavigatorsScot @MAVscotland to share practice and develop stronger relationships going forward @setrust @mneil02
A wee trip to the ED at Ulster Hospital @setrust this morning to meet Cathy and Philip their Care and Youth Navigators to share best practice about our @NavigatorsScot and @NavigatorYouth services and make connections
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An amazing inspirational and motivating evening spent @UlsterUni listening to @FrGregBoyle "Theres no them and us, theres only us"
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This World IBD Day, help us uncover the true reality faced by people living with these conditions - crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/get-…
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Cathy Armstrong retweeted
What a pleasure is was to attend this years @QualityForum 💙 We are proud to contribute to important initiatives like innovation in diabetes rapid access, dementia RITA, ED navigators & Dom Care modernisation. Collaborative efforts like these are what drive positive change! 👏
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Realise, recognise, respond to our patients past experiences adds to a trauma informed approach @QUBSSESW
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A huge thank you to Terry Bradley for donating a stunning piece of artwork for our family room in the Emergency Department 🎨 👨‍🎨 Terry's contribution creates a calming environment and provides comfort to families ❤️ What a beautiful gesture 🌟
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So incredibly proud of this service and how we have developed and grown
"Kathy has saved my life... She helps me so I don't come back to the Emergency Department on a daily basis." Brian shares how much he values our ED Care Navigator at the Ulster Hospital who supports patients attending the department regularly💙 Listen to Brian & Kathy's story👇
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Cathy Armstrong retweeted
If you are concerned that someone you know may be suicidal, please ask them directly whether they have been thinking about suicide. It could save a life #TimeToTalk
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So very proud of this new service at @setrust Emergency Department. The Ed Care Navigator role has allowed us to support patients to change the direction of their lives whilst reducing pressure on the service. m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…
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