Sore throat? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP. Think pharmacy first. https://orlo.uk/WjfMl

If you need urgent medical help but you're not sure where to go, use 111 to get assessed and directed to the right place for you.​ Call, go online or use the NHS App. 👉 https://orlo.uk/YaIG4

Wishing all our patients, colleagues and communities a happy Navratri!

During Community Services Week (22-26 September), we are celebrating Julie Tyler, Home Oxygen Respiratory Nurse at the Trust, who was recently awarded a Cavell Star Award, following fantastic feedback. Read more: https://orlo.uk/Sm0FB #CommunityServicesWeek.

Happy #WorldPharmacistDay 💊 ! Chief Pharmacist Raj Shergill shares a big thank you to the pharmacy teams making a real impact. We see you. We appreciate you 💙 . 📽️ Watch now → #WPD2025

For #CommunityServicesWeek, our Community Stroke team share what makes them proud - “We always go above and beyond to provide gold standard care to help make a positive impact to people’s lives and the fact that every day we are making a difference however big or small.”

With the NHS App it's easy to manage your health while barely lifting a finger. Find out more about the NHS App at https://orlo.uk/RJAhv

Closing remarks from our Chief Exec @Ifti_Majid. Key theme being engagement, the power is in the little things, not just the big things that make a difference. Also the importance of involvement, and it being natural, honest and authentic. #NottsHCnursing

Steph Lawrence, Chief Executive of the Queen’s Institute and Community Nursing, spoke about her journey and how she went in to nursing, what she loved about community nursing and the challenges. #NottsHCnursing

Now hearing from people who use our services, led by Kate Adams, Deputy Head of Involvement, Experience and Volunteering who is committed to making sure people have a voice and they are a part of shaping our NHS for the future.

Diane Hull, Chief Nurse now shares her story of why she became a nurse . "One day talking to friend, said going to an open day at a hospital for auxiliary nurses and she said come along, and I got the job. That is where it all began" #NottsHCnursing

The @OurDemChoir were absolutely fantastic, thank you. #NottsHCnursing @Vicky_McClure

Honoured to now have a performance from the @OurDemChoir @Vicky_McClure

Michelle Bateman, Deputy Chief Nursing Officer - Quality, NHS England shares about why she became a nurse and how she is passionate about community services. #NottsHCnursing

Now hearing Dr Jacqui Dyer MBE, Health & Social Care Consultant share the importance of the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF). A mandatory NHS anti-racism framework to improve mental health services for people from ethnically diverse backgrounds. #NottsHCnursing

Chief Nurse and Executive Lead for People @NHSNotts, @rosa_waddingham, shares her story about why she's a nurse. “I didn’t become a nurse, I’ve always been a nurse. I’ve always known this is who I am.” #NottsHCnursing

CEO and Founder of Claranova Group, @markpat84, shares all about his journey from nurse to CEO. "My why about what I do is about making care accessible, delivered by the right people at the right time." "Always hold on to the why" #NottsHCnursing

Our Chief Exec, @Ifti_Majid is up now sharing why he became a nurse. Starting with his families background in healthcare. #NottsHCnursing

Steven Russell, Dual Perspective Specialist is on the stage talking about the power of connection in care. #NottsHCnursing

Sukesh Verma, Temporary Assistant Chief Constable, @nottspolice, is up next, he highlights why collaboration between police and the nursing industry is crucial. #NottsHCnursing

Sophie goes on to talk about her lived experience of mental illness and mental health care. Focusing on the power and importance of relationships. #NottsHCnursing

Dr Sophie Bagge, Lived Experience Lead for Culture of Care and Inpatient Transformation at @NSFTtweets, starts with talking about a Safewards Quality Improvement Collaborative. #NottsHCnursing.

Professor Nina Morgan, Regional Chief Nurse, NHS Midlands shares her story of why she became a nurse. "My first why, was about making a significant difference to patients in their lives when they were at their most vulnerable" #NottsHCnursing

Katy Stafford, Mental Health Nurse, highlights our greatest tool as nurses is our relationships with people. #NottsHCnursing.

Katy Stafford, Mental Health Nurse and Geoff Brennan, Nurse Specialist in Learning Disabilities and Mental Health give a great talk about Safewards, a nurse-led model designed to create safer and more therapeutic environments within mental health inpatient wards. #NottsHCnursing

Our Chief Exec, @Ifti_Majid starts with a welcome and reflects on what it means to be a nurse and what he learnt at the start of his career. 'People first and foremost', you need to remember why you’re a nurse, the focus is on the people who need your services.

💜💗💙 Today, we proudly celebrate #BiVisibilityDay! We’re committed to a workplace where everyone feels seen, valued, supported, and respected - and where every identity belongs. 💙 💙

To all our patients, service uses, colleagues and communities who are celebrating Rosh Hashanah, we wish you a very Happy New Year.

It’s #CommunityServicesWeek, a celebration of the valuable work and dedication of our community care teams and how they make a difference. Hear from Fay Taylor, Speech and Language Therapist, and the impact that she makes on people’s lives: https://orlo.uk/zbXuF#CommunityServicesWeek

If you need urgent medical help but you're not sure where to go, use 111 to get assessed and directed to the right place for you.​ Call, go online or use the NHS App. 👉 https://orlo.uk/3ESiI

Good for your body, good for your mind! Doing little things every day to be more active can really lift your mood. Be active for your mental health. Find out more on the NHS website https://orlo.uk/iZ26T #EveryMindMatters

Are you struggling with sinusitis? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP. Think pharmacy first. https://orlo.uk/sllO7

It’s hard to know who to talk to when you’re struggling but help is at hand. Visit https://orlo.uk/kOTzQ to find out who can help #NotAloneNotts If you’re experiencing a mental health crisis, you can call the crisis line 24/7 on NHS 111, option 2.

This week we are shining a light on, Lesia, Specialist Podiatrist. Lesia provided exceptional care in managing and ultimately resolving a complex, longstanding wound in a highly challenging patient. Well done!

We have an excellent opportunity at Rampton Hospital for a Security Compliance Coordinator. Apply now! https://orlo.uk/NU3lB

It’s #YouthMentalHealthDay! Hear from young people on our Youth Impact Board who talk about why youth voice is so important for Notts Healthcare and the NHS.. #ShareSupport

It’s National Suicide Memorial Day for Health & Care Workers. Let’s remember & honour colleagues, friends & loved ones who we have tragically lost. If you’re struggling, support is available. Call our crisis line 24/7 - Freephone 0808 196 3779 or NHS 111, option 2.

#FallsPreventionWeek (15–19 Sept) 'From Awareness to Action' Falls aren’t just part of aging—they’re often preventable. 👟 Move more. Fall less. 💬 Talk, share, support. Let’s turn awareness into action and keep older adults strong, safe and steady.

It’s hard to know who to talk to when you’re struggling but help is at hand. Visit https://orlo.uk/2HDWv to find out who can help #NotAloneNotts If you’re experiencing a mental health crisis, call NHS 111, option 2.

If you need urgent medical help but you're not sure where to go, use 111 to get assessed and directed to the right place for you.​ Call, go online or use the NHS App. 👉 https://orlo.uk/UDA7g

We were delighted to win a Boots and Beret Award last night, jointly with @SFHFT and @nottmhospitals, for our partnership work. An opportunity to recognise a significant contribution to the British Armed Forces Community throughout Nottinghamshire. https://orlo.uk/0rS3P

We are thrilled to see four of our nurses recently awarded the Queen’s Nurse title. You can read more on our website: https://orlo.uk/5F88X

Thrilled to be up for two categories in the Boots and Beret Awards today. The Trust is shortlisted in the Employer Forces Award category, plus the Health and Wellbeing Award category, with @SFHFT and @nottmhospitals for our partnership work. Read more: https://orlo.uk/dTD27

What is QI & why is it so important? Watch our QI animation which explains how colleagues & patient & carer knowledge of how care is experienced have an important role to play in making continuous #qualityimprovements to the care we provide. https://orlo.uk/oQnKJ#qualityimprovements#QIWeek2025

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. If you're dealing with suicidal thoughts, it's important to know that you're not alone. Reach out to someone - you can call our crisis line 24/7 on Freephone 0808 196 3779 or NHS 111, option 2. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

Talking therapies are effective and confidential treatments delivered by fully trained and accredited NHS practitioners. They can help if you're struggling with feelings of depression, worry, anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Visit the NHS website: https://orlo.uk/QQSAY

With the NHS App it's easy to manage your health while barely lifting a finger. Find out more about the NHS App at https://orlo.uk/quOBH

Are you struggling with your mental health? There's support available for you including self-care, Talking Therapies or crisis services. Visit the NHS website for advice https://orlo.uk/12BcE If you're in a crisis, call 111 and select option 2.

We’re really proud to share that our Family Interventions team have been awarded the Young Carer Friendly Service Quality Mark by Nottinghamshire Carers Association. Read more on our website: https://orlo.uk/OhAvQ

We're shining a light on Nicola McDonald, Ward Secretary. The Lookout Admin Medical Secretary team has had extremely low capacity recently. Nichola has embraced this challenge positively and demonstrated great work ethic - keeping the very important cogs turning.