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Changing places in the name of COVID-19 research
COVID-19 has presented numerous challenges to our clinical research teams. Here's one example of how flexibility and teamwork is making all the difference to our patients.
Read Changing places in the name of COVID-19 research…“Being able to speak English, Punjabi and Hindi has enabled me to help a lot of patients and visitors during my time as a volunteer at the hospital"
Kammi Biant has been a Nottingham University Hospitals volunteer for six years.
Read “Being able to speak English, Punjabi and Hindi has enabled me to help a lot of patients and visitors during my time as a volunteer at the hospital"…“I endeavour to lessen the natural anxieties of patients and visitors when they visit the hospital"
Alan Windsor has been a Nottingham University Hospitals volunteer for nine years, where he is a meet-and-greet champion at the Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat department.
Read “I endeavour to lessen the natural anxieties of patients and visitors when they visit the hospital"…“What I love the most is the community feel, being part of a team and to ultimately help our patients, visitors and staff”
Pat Rose, of West Bridgford, celebrated her five year anniversary as a Nottingham University Hospitals volunteer in March.
Read “What I love the most is the community feel, being part of a team and to ultimately help our patients, visitors and staff”…“Jan’s support to parents of patients is just incredible. They all appreciate her so much”
Jan Clifford will be celebrating her ten year anniversary as a Nottingham University Hospitals Volunteer in just a few weeks’ time.
Read “Jan’s support to parents of patients is just incredible. They all appreciate her so much”…Richard Bates: Back home in time for 50th birthday
Richard Bates, of Aspley, is celebrating his 50th birthday today (25 May) at home with his family. Just a few weeks earlier, he was being cared for by teams of doctors, nurses and allied healthcare professionals at Nottingham University Hospitals after being diagnosed with the Coronavirus.
Read Richard Bates: Back home in time for 50th birthday…