When I was six, I had to have my tonsils removed. Since that day, I have always wanted to be a nurse. The sister who looked after me had such a kind face and manner, a crisp uniform with a hat and waist buckle belt. She made me feel like she cared, like I was … Continue reading Me, Covid-19 and Nursing – not nursing!

Like most, lock down started very quickly for me. I remember the office was suddenly very concerned with its progress. We were pulled off the wards and confined to the office. I had a cough so was a COVID suspect (since cleared of all charges thanks to an antibody test). Other members of the team … Continue reading My lock down blog: Imogen Paterson

The weeks before lock down were busy for us as a team working in the Hospital. We were preparing for a new system to go live on wards and the excitement was stronger than ever.  Me and my colleague were running from ward to ward to gather as much information as we could, until that … Continue reading My working from home experience: Sophie Hall

A while ago, we asked for staff's tips for adjusting to remote working. Read on to find out what we learned. Contributions from Jason Scott, Enterprise Solutions Architect, IM&T and colleagues across the Trust. Video calls   Circulate an agenda in advance.  Help people to prioritise and compile it in advance, not at the tail … Continue reading My remote working coping strategy