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Kindness doesn’t cost a thing, throw it around like confetti 🎉. Become an Organ Donor today and save up to 9 lives! 💗🧸♻️ #EndTheWaitingList
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What impact do you want to have on the world and those around you?
What do you want to be remembered for?
#InsightsDiscovery
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Do you lead with Fiery Red energy? Do any of these resonate with your particular stress triggers?
Adapting to change is a crucial skill, so here are some tips for our Fiery Red leaders. We particularly love the tip about pulse checks!
#StressManagement #InsightsDiscovery
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You cannot make an ICU nurse overnight! They need experiential experience with continuous theoretical education! We need to invest now to retain & recruit ICU nurses for the coming yrs! @BACCNUK @credland_nicki @CNOEngland @FICMNews @theRCN
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Sorry nurses...you weren't important enough for a pay rise, now your lives lost are not important enough to be counted 😡#bbcqt
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Social distancing works.
The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine estimate that before the lockdown one positive person would infect 2.6 other people.
Now it's just 0.62.
This means the virus is cornered - it has nowhere to go and will burn out. Good news.
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One of Dr Tim Geary’s great talks from Crosshouse. Well worth a watch! youtu.be/XsIjNDitnDk
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THIS THIS THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THIS. Please watch and share. Brilliantly and simply put.
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Today is my birthday, not when I was born but received new life by heart transplant 17 years ago. Forever grateful to my donor and their family. I could hardly walk across a room, now I can run and cycle for miles on end. Take time to be thankful for what you got. #organdonation – at Glasgow, Scotland
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NHS Lanarkshire restricting visiting during this crisis . It’s time for GG &C to do the same #NHSGGC
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Please can critical care staff look after each other over the basics -Please stop taking home and/or hoarding scrubs -especially at the moment!
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If you are aged 16 or over, you will be considered a possible organ and tissue donor after you die - unless you opt out. Whatever your decision, make sure it's known. Visit organdonationscotland.org
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Spending time with family over half-term? Why not chat to them about your organ donation decision. Whether you choose to opt in or opt out, letting your family know means they can honour your decision.
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Latest Data 01/04/19 to 29/12/19.I can share with you that in this period 1220 organ donors, supported by their incredible families, have allowed their 2891 recipients to face the future with the hope of a healthy and happy life. We all owe them our sincere thanks.@NHSOrganDonor
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FREE medical education courses. We have places available on our highly rated Deceased Donation Simulation Course. Centres throughout the UK for ST 5+ ICM trainees. Please retweet! #FOAMed #organdonation – at Countess Wear, England
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National Deceased Donation Course Dates for #ICM trainees ST5+ places filling- don’t miss out!
go to odt.nhs.uk/deceaseddonationd…
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Registering your organ donation decision and telling your loved ones can help save and improve lives organdonationscotland.org






























