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Feb 2, 2015 · Nursing, midwifery and care. Workforce. NHS England’s Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Jane Cummings has praised the “Hello My Name Is…” campaign started by terminally ill Dr Kate Granger. The CNO spoke out as it was revealed that more than 100 NHS organisations have now signed up to the social media campaign launched by the 31-year-old ...
Jul 23, 2019 · Dr Granger started the 'hello my name is' campaign in August 2013. As an inpatient with terminal cancer, she was frustrated by how many care staff failed to introduce themselves to her. Her campaign asks frontline NHS staff to introduce themselves to their patients.
Feb 3, 2015 · The “Hello, my name is…” campaign (hellomynameis.org.uk), in which NHS staff are encouraged to introduce themselves to patients, is being supported by over 80 NHS organisations in England, Wales, and Scotland and by more than 400 000 doctors, nurses, receptionists, and porters.
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Patients, Visitors & Carers. Hello my name is... We’re proud to support the national ‘Hello, my name is...’ campaign – showing that compassion in care matters and improves our patients’ experience.
Oct 21, 2020 · 21 October 2020. Eddy Phillips. Gender identity. Pronouns are those small words that other people use to talk about us – he, they, or she, for example. My name is Eddy and my pronouns are he/him or they/them. I want to make experiences of health services better for LGBTQ+ people, and particularly for trans people.
Feb 2, 2015 · A campaign by a terminally ill doctor to encourage healthcare staff to introduce themselves to patients is being supported by more than 90 NHS organisations. Dr Kate Granger, a 31-year-old...
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Jun 22, 2020 · She believed that all healthcare professionals could take simple steps to improve the hospital experience for their patients. The video below may not be suitable for the hard of hearing. The Trust are pledging their support for the #hellomynameis campaign. This is a national campaign launched by Dr Kate Granger, who had terminal cancer.
