The Coronavirus challenge is bigger than anything most of us will have faced in our working lives. But the bigger the challenge, the greater are the heroes and heroines who rise to it.
We are proud at Combined Healthcare of the values of compassion and teamwork that drive what we do and who we are. We want everyone who works for us and with us to have the opportunity to show solidarity, appreciation and gratitude for each other – for the things we do, for the extra mile we go, for the compassion we show.
We know that everyone is united in this challenge. Frontline staff and support staff. Staff working on our wards and people working throughout our community teams. Permanent staff and bank. Service users, carers and volunteers. We are ALL in this together and we want to highlight, support and recognise everyone
How to search through the messages and tributes
Over the coming days and weeks we are publishing what we see, to build a lasting tribute and record of the extraordinary things we are doing and all we are going to do.
You can use the search engine below to look through all of the messages and tributes we have received.
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All of the team on Edward Myers Unit
The passion, motivation and commitment that the team on EMU demonstrate towards their work remains inspiring and testament to everyone’s resilience and belief in the service that they deliver. This is particularly poignant at the current time, given recent developments within the service and current challenges faced by us all within NSCHT and indeed the NHS. Despite these recent and current challenges, the staff on Edward Myers Unit, continue to be committed to their work, striving to deliver the highest standards of care and everyone has been working hard to try and minimise any disruption to the service, through being flexible, adapting to change and supporting each other. All of which, colleagues, patients and their families and friends, have all benefitted, and continue to benefit from.
Thank you to everyone on Edward Myers Unit, for the contribution you have all made in ensuring that the unit has continued to run seamlessly, whilst delivering the best possible care to patients. Thank you for your adaptability, amazing team work and embracing change as it has happened.
Edward Myers Inpatient Unit
Resilience
John Cousins
Ward Manager