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  Tackling race inequality with progress but much more to do 29th Oct 2020

  As Black History Month draws to a close and as we publish this year’s workplace equality, diversity and inclusion annual report, our chief executive, Professor Tim Orchard, reflects on what we are…

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  How reasonable adjustments have helped me succeed in nursing 21st Feb 2020

  Sammi Fuller is a staff nurse in oncology at the Trust and a Royal College of Nursing (RCN) steward. She is also deaf. Here, she shares her advice on making reasonable adjustments at work and…

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  How we reduced our sonographer vacancy rate from 53 to two per cent 21st Jan 2020

  By introducing flexible working patterns, an audit programme and new training opportunities for her team, ultrasound services manager Suzanne Beattie-Jones helped bring down the vacancy rate from 53…

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  My day in A&E 18th Jul 2019

  Guestblogger Steve Hubbard, marketing and advertising manager at NHS Creative talks about his experiences of interviewing 20 members of staff in A&E

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  “Working as a nurse in the NHS is hard, but I think it is an honour to do this role” 10th May 2019

  Nurses Day is celebrated internationally on 12 May each year. It’s a great opportunity to reflect on and show appreciation for the work nurses do. This year we’ve brought together a senior,…

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  “Midwives are advocates for women during their pregnancy and labour” 03rd May 2019

  Sunday 5 May is the International Day of the Midwife, a day to celebrate midwives all over the world and the vital work they do. Louise Frost, screening lead and matron for fetal medicine and the…