We won - the FoC Team Continence Service @HHFTnhs won the Nursing Times Award for Continence Care and Promotion- continence care following a stroke getting the recognition it deserves - we are delighted!
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Gayle Louise Slade
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Gayle Louise Slade
@GayleSlade
Clinical Matron for Stroke Services at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 🏥
Katılım Nisan 2010
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Gayle Louise Slade retweetledi
May is #StrokeAwarenessMonth which is a good opportunity for a reminder that a stroke can happen to anyone at any age.
We have lots of info here bit.ly/42GBPxo about symptoms & treatments.
Get treatment FAST.
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@HHFTnhs Stroke Services in Helsinki for @ESOstroke 2025, what an incredible opportunity! 🇫🇮@rStarkOT @srowilliams @zehramehdi2
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Fundamentals of Care Team@FoC_HHFT
All of our nominations have been so lovely to read, but this means so much to the Continence Team, highlighting their dedication to promoting continence following a stroke. Super proud to be off to the People Awards @HHFTnhs following our shortlisting @GayleSlade
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Some really thought provoking conversations taking place with this great initiative from @HHFT_Palliative this #DyingMattersAwarenessWeek 💜
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At interview for my current post, I shared a vision for improving collaborative working within our Stroke Service, so I'm proud we've been shortlisted in the collaboration category with this amazing team for @HHFTnhs People Awards ❤️ @HHFTCNO
Fundamentals of Care Team@FoC_HHFT
So proud to lead this service, and happy to report the FoC Continence Service have been shortlisted for their collaboration with Twyford Ward @HHFTnhs - safe, sustainable stroke continence care for everyone! @HHFTCNO
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Places booked for 6 of our team to attend @ESOstroke conference in Helsinki in May ✔️ Looking forward to hearing the latest innovations and sharing our learning @HHFTnhs ☺️
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Gayle Louise Slade retweetledi
Happy International Women’s Day! 🌏💪 🌟
We are celebrating the incredible women across Hampshire Hospitals who make a difference every day-caring for patients, driving innovation and supporting gender equality in healthcare and beyond
Thank you for everything you do.💙
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Such great outcomes all round from the first trial in Stroke, the team are really excited to support the second phase with @FoC_HHFT 💜
Fundamentals of Care Team@FoC_HHFT
Value based care and procurement hit our second ward @HHFTnhs - with this in place we can continue to support patients on discharge whilst providing individualised continence care for those admitted to the Trust - so excited for the second set of data @GayleSlade
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Great attendance at the first of this year's Stroke SIM sessions over the past 2 days. Thank you to our clinical leads @zehramehdi2 and @srowilliams for facilitating a safe space to develop our team and improve care from admission to discharge ❤️ @FoC_HHFT @HHFTCNO @HHFTnhs
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Such a generous delivery from Carla at The Village Bakery in Harestock for staff at @HHFTnhs working through this challenging week ❤️🧁 @HHFTCNO @FoxLouLou
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It's been a busy week of work and festive celebrations in the team, so very lucky to work with such an incredible bunch! 🎄❤️🎅
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Such a great session today, I know I'm biased but I'm sure Stroke Services have some of the most passionate staff! ❤️ @HHFTCNO @srowilliams
Venus Madden@TheVenusMadden
Delighted to join the #QI workshop led by Jo, Steve & Louise @TwyfordHHFT @HHFTnhs this afternoon. Great to see inpatient, early support discharge & system colleagues collaborating to think creatively & tackle resource challenges. Kudos to the whole team for driving changes! 🤩
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Getting organised to show our HCSW's, AP's and NA's across stroke services some love and appreciation this nursing support workers day on Friday 💜 @HHFTnhs @HHFTCNO #nursingsupportworkersday
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Gayle Louise Slade retweetledi
Gisèle Pelicot is on the stand today and asked about her decision to continue using the surname "Pelicot".
Gisèle explains that when the trial began her children were "ashamed" of the name.
She adds: "I have grandchildren who are called that.
"Today, I want them to be proud of their grandmother.
"My name is known across the world now. They shouldn't be ashamed of carrying that name.
"Today we will remember Gisèle Pelicot."
Yes we will. What a woman.
#ShameMustChangeSides
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