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The @NUHMedicine Divisional team are out and about visiting our night shift teams across QMC as part of our well-being programme, Medicine Connect. Bringing some goodies and Xmas cheer!
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How perfect having the anagram of TEAM in the background of this picture,
Thank you to all of medicine for your unwavering support of our ward, patients and staff we have been one big team,it’s been incredible ❤️
Thank you 🥰
@NUHMedicine @malia616 @VictoriaFensome @SarahMack24
Wishing ward C53 team all the very best as new members of the Surgical division. Thank you for your compassion and commitment to patients and colleagues within the Medicine division ❤️ we hope you enjoyed the cakes 🧁 @NUHMedicine @deighton1510 @DejongeSi @malia616 @SarahMack24
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Replying to @nottmhospitals
@nottmhospitals we are supporting #ArmedForcesWeek, to show our appreciation for all those who have served in the military. Remember when you identify a member of the armed forces community to offer them support. Resources can be found on our Discharge Information intranet site.
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What a day for staff recognition in @NUHMedicine
When you see your inbox filling up 😬 but open emails to see Daisy awards; people recognition award nominations and patient and family compliments for our teams ⭐️ kind of emails I like ☺️
Well done Team Medicine
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Nottingham hospital staff wearing body cameras due to abuse on 'daily basis' nottinghampost.com/news/nott… nottinghampost.com/news/nott…
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Strike action is set to impact NHS services from today until 9 January.
If you need medical help, please continue to come forward for NHS care.
Use 111 online, pharmacies, urgent treatment centres and in emergencies, please call 999.
111.nhs.uk
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Please be aware the industrial action will be taking place from 19 September until 23 September.
Please continue to attend your appointments unless you are contacted and told otherwise.
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Nottinghamshire Police Officer to Require Two Artificial Limbs Following Heroic Rescue Attempt
The @nottspolice Police Officer who sustained life-altering injuries during a courageous rescue operation is still under full sedation, and his family recently offered a heartfelt update on his condition and the complex rehabilitation that looms.
This comes as a @JustGiving fundraiser continues to garner support, raising over £26,000 to assist the officer and his family through this difficult time.
According to the officer's father, who spoke candidly while respecting his family's confidentiality, his son remains unconscious as he receives treatment for a multitude of internal injuries.
"He is not yet 'out of the woods,'" said the father, disclosing that the officer will need two artificial limbs as part of his long-term care.
The officer, who enjoyed mountain biking and served as a police driver, will now face a future where those activities will no longer be possible.
The medical team in the ICU has prioritised treating the officer's fractured pelvis and quartet of broken ribs, conditions necessitating surgical procedures and posing ongoing risks to his vital organs.
"We can only hope that the extreme loss of blood did not affect his brain," the father stated.
Looking ahead, the officer's long-term needs will be substantial, further amplifying the importance of the ongoing fundraising efforts.
He will require a one-handed operable wheelchair, a custom walk-in shower room, and a stair lift.
Additionally, the family will need a specially adapted vehicle that can accommodate not just the officer's wheelchair but also his wife and their two children, who are approaching their teenage years.
"During this unimaginably stressful period, we've been deeply touched by the public's outpouring of support," says the father, appreciating everyone who has contributed to the JustGiving fundraiser, which aims to assist in many areas of their lives that will now need considerable adaptation.
The family concludes by thanking everyone for their heartfelt contributions, both monetary and emotional, during this life-altering ordeal.
"Sorry about this, but you can understand the stress that we are all going through. Thank you all so much for your support," says the father.
For those wishing to contribute to the officer's recovery, the JustGiving page can be found here:
justgiving.com/crowdfunding/…
@PFEW_HQ | @WeCops | @WecopsCaroline | @SuellaBraverman
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Junior doctors and consultants will be taking strike action this month.
Ahead of this industrial strike action we're asking the public to help us focus on giving care to our sickest patients by only attending A&E in serious or life-threatening emergencies bit.ly/3DeZas4
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Exciting as first day of SDEC. All ready for first patients. @DejongeSi @VictoriaFensome
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Delighted to be opening our SDEC service on A24 today, aiming to prevent admission and treat patients more quickly. Thanks to all our teams making this possible @HcopTeam @Stroke_NUH @NUH_AcuteMed @drhjpick
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Join @NUHMedicine as our Deputy Divisional General Manager for one year. Includes opportunity to lead on exciting transformation projects and deputise across our operational, fast-paced programme with our incredible team.
Closing date 17 July.
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Exciting new job opportunity
We are looking for B7 pharmacists to join one of the largest acute medicine admissions units in the country & be part of @NUHPharmacy Urgent & Emergency care team
Includes L1 care unit, ED & acute medicine receiving area
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Please be aware the Industrial Action starts tomorrow at 8pm and ends Monday 1 May 11.59pm.
Please continue to attend your appointments unless you are contacted and told otherwise.
Use 111 online, pharmacies, urgent treatment centres and in emergencies, please call 999.
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Please come talk to us about urgent and emergency care @NUHMedicine
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Can’t quite believe this man is gone. He was so much kinder than he was funny. And god, was he funny. A proper star. And a gorgeous human. Rest easy Paul x
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Such important and fabulous work, so lucky to have @lintopullattu in our team. Thankyou Linto @MelvinWar2004 @DejongeSi @Tracykeane7 @VictoriaFensome @mendb999 @knisal @SarahMack24 @BAMENUH2
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📢 We are pleased to announce that we will be welcoming back the cameras for another series of 24 Hours in A&E. Channel 4’s award-winning documentary series is returning to the Queen’s Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham this May. Find out more here bit.ly/42mOvHk
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Time for a new challenge?
We have an amazing opportunity for an ambitious clinical pharmacist to become part of our awesome ED pharmacy team.
Come and join us to have a direct impact on patient care at our front door
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