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It's officially #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek! We have so many exciting things to show you - keep an eye out for our campaign video, which will be out shortly... remember to share and get the conversation going! Let's raise awareness together 💜 #EDAW2025

Module 4 ✔️ thanks Sarah & Mark working towards an always improving Trust @UHDBTrust @PDTUHDB @jess_fearn

Get knotted. Yes, you heard me. get knotted…

Something it took me 35 years to realise – you don’t have to sit and wait for life to become amazing. You can MAKE THINGS HAPPEN

You may have seen healthcare staff in the UK wearing this yellow badge with their name on it. But do you know the story behind this? Dr Kate Granger MB was an NHS doctor who was diagnosed with cancer in 2011. During a hospital stay in August 2013 with post-operative sepsis, she made the stark observation that many staff looking after her did not introduce themselves before delivering care. It felt incredibly wrong that such a basic step in communication was missing. She decided to start a campaign, primarily using social media initially, to encourage and remind healthcare staff about the importance of introductions in healthcare. Introductions are about making a human connection between one human being who is suffering and vulnerable and another human being who wishes to help. Dr. Kate Granger passed away in 2016, but the message she left is still going strong. Remember, this isn't about wearing a yellow badge. This is to remind ourselves the importance of introductions & developing therapeutic relationships with our patients. More information is in the link below. hellomynameis.org.uk

@SrJulieSmith @carriesmiley

@sarajcox A good jigsaw 😂😂

Hi you legends. Please complete the sentence “my 20 year old self would NOT believe I now get SO EXCITED about….” 😆 Gadgets, days out, people, events, hobbies, little victories…anything really. TELL ALL THAAAAANKS.

Back to school today @PDTUHDB @UHDBTrust @mwansamulenga03 @NadineW35 @SimonGibson20

We're sending a special thank you to our #TeamUHDB family who will be working tonight on New Year's Eve - and to those who have worked around the clock every single day this year to care for our communities👏

Excellent opportunity to join our friendly UHDB Transfusion Team as a Transfusion Practitioner Get in touch to find out more 😊 Closing date 29/12 @UHDBTrust jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba… @mikegoodwin84 @markhil75770073 @SimonGibson20 @PDTUHDB @hill_karenhill3 Please share 🙌

Dementia team UHDB We made our first delivery to ward 408 after pilot. 🎉 UHDB Communication aids- yellow box project. @charlottekawal1 @SueCham87693611 @UHDB_PatientExp @UHDB_OD

Christmas raffle at Gynaecology Outpatients @UHDBTrust £1 a ticket, all money will be to purchase new equipment for the gynaecology Outpatoents and the assessment unit. Lots of hampers to be won! Come and say hello 🧑‍🎄🎄😍

All dropped off at Dericks tree 🎄🎄🎄

@AirArtsUHDB @UHDBWellbeing My pretty glass ornament ❤️🎄🎄

Who thinks Lego is just for play!! Brilliant improvement session with staff from ward 7 QHB using Lego Individual model building helps learners to make their thinking visible @PDTUHDB @UHDBTrust @jess_fearn @SasaStevenson @SrJulieSmith

So proud of you @heyyyalllove @NursingTimes @UHDBTrust @NurseKhalidP @PDTUHDB

Fantastic night at @NursingTimes Workforce awards such a privilege to be invited Thank you @SimonGibson20 @heyyyalllove @PDTUHDB @UHDBTrust

@claire_conboy Don’t!!!! Hubby will kill me! I’m always sending him pictures of babies that need to live with me 🤣

@claire_conboy Omg that face ♥️🐾🐾

Exciting opportunity for a sister/charge nurse on ward 410 (acute stroke) Please get in touch for more information 🧠 jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba…