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Celebrating our AHP workforce - Katie shares her story
Katie works as a paediatric occupational therapist. She loves her role as no day is ever the same and enjoys how rewarding it is, find out more about Katie.
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This Disability History Month, Paul Belk, our enable staff network chair talks about his disability, how it affects him and support available at work. When Paul took a break after the first…
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Sally Gibson explains more about her experience in a relatively new and often misunderstood role in the NHS I’ve been a nurse for more than 25 years and have always been really excited…
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Biomedical scientist, Heather Farrimond, shares what it's like working in the histology labs on Biomedical Science Day. My name is Heather Farrimond and I’m a biomedical scientist in…
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Global health award for Northumbria doctor Richard
Global health award for Northumbria doctor Richard A world-leading doctor has received a prestigious international award in recognition of his extensive work to improve the lives of people…
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“Mam I’m gay”- mother and daughter share their journey of coming out together this Pride Month
“Mam I’m gay”- mother and daughter share their journey of coming out together this Pride Month Hello I'm Wendy Gordon, a secretary at the trust. I suppose the…
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We provide care and support for patients over the age of 18 with respiratory conditions. Respiratory means those parts of the body relating to breathing. This includes your: lungs airways…
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Developmentally Appropriate Healthcare Toolkit
A toolkit to support delivery of “Developmentally Appropriate Healthcare” in the NHS
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Nurse practitioner Laura Seaton tells us more about her role at Hexham General Hospital
Nurse practitioner Laura Seaton tells us more about her role at Hexham General Hospital “I’ve now worked in the NHS for 19 years after first starting out as an auxiliary at the RVI…
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Coordinator of Macmillan Support Services, Angela Belshaw, introduces death cafes and highlights the importance of talking about your own death, your life and expectations of death so you can live…
