Lead Freedom to Speak-up Guardian @NottsHealthcare. Registered mental health nurse. Qualified teacher. Enjoys walking and great outdoors. Opinions my own.
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ALT Image of some of the members of the NottsHC Executive team showing their support for Wear Green Wednesday in Freedom to Speak Up month.
ALT Dr Jayne Chidgey-Clark, National Guardian for the NHS: "Encouraging a supportive listening culture ensures that leaders tap into that knowledge, swiftly address issues, and improve patient safety. “When leaders actively listen and take action, it strengthens organisations, and fosters a culture of ongoing improvement and innovation in delivering healthcare.”
ALT Dr Jayne Chidgey-Clark, National Guardian for the NHS: “Ambulance workers care for people in their most vulnerable moments. Their wellbeing has a direct impact on the safety of patients. It is essential that we ensure that we listen to what ambulance workers are telling us. If we are to attract and retain these committed and caring workers, we must ourselves show we care by listening and taking action."
ALT Dr Jayne Chidgey-Clark, National Guardian for the NHS: I would like to thank brap and Roger Kline for amplifying the voices of workers experiencing racism in this hard hitting and practical report. Conversations about racism are interlinked with Freedom to Speak Up because at the centre of this report remains the barrier for these workers, that speaking up is not worth it, because nothing changes, and the potential repercussions are not worth the risk.
ALT A traffic light. Support for your mental health. Mental health crisis - crisis sanctuaries 0115 844 1846. Crisis line 0808 196 3779. Text NOTTS to 85258. Depression, anxiety and stress - talking therapies 0333 188 1060. Looking after yourself - every mind matters website nhs.uk/every-mind-matters