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17th September 2020
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Abby Latif Community Midwife Oldham Care Organisation
We recognise that our staff members are more than just our colleagues Whilst you doamazing things at work you also do amazing things within your personal liveshellip and wewant to hear about it
One of our Community Midwives at Oldham Care Organisation has been sharing hercreative talents with the mums (and dads)-to-be creating some stunning artwork thatrsquosnow adorning the walls in the unit
As well as helping mothers during labour and birth and parents during the most precioustimes of their lives Abby Latif has used her artistic skills to create some beautiful wall artand displays which depict motherhood and birth displayed on large boards in the entranceto the birth centre Shersquos also created original pieces which have been displayed inside thebirth centre labour ward entrance scan corridor and Level One where huge rainbowwings were painted for our staff during the height of the pandemic
Abby explained ldquoOur maternity unit is a place where we want mums to feel supportedcalm and relaxed We adjust the lighting noise and visual effects like diffusers andprojectors to add to their birthing experience as we know it promotes hormones that areproduced during labour and birth In addition to this I was asked to improve the outside ofthe rooms and brighten up the corridors and maternal art work is something I got involvedwith when I was a student midwife so I really enjoyed creating art work within this subjectand being able to see how parents enjoy it
ldquoIt was also a real pleasure to give something back to our amazing staff during thepandemic something that could lift their spirits when we all felt the strain of Covid Therainbow wings is dedicated not only to 2020 the International Year of the Nurse andMidwife but to all our Royal Oldham staff and it was amazing to see everyone enjoy themand taking pictures Itrsquos been a pleasure to create these designs and there is more tocome Special mention to Roy and his estates decorating team that paint my backgroundwalls thank yourdquo
You can follow the Birth Centre on Facebook and Instagram - Roh_birthcenter
Kay Miller End of Life Integrated Care Project Lead Oldham CareOrganisation
Our new 5 minutes with feature will giveyou the chance to get to know yourcolleagues across the NCA This week we asked Kay Miller End ofLife Integrated Care Project Lead RoyalOldham some questions so you can get toknow her a bit better Describe your job in 3 words
Who or what inspires you
My family and friends
Meal out or takeaway in front of theTV
Meal out Whatrsquos your favourite holidaydestination
To submit your story click here
Compassion Challenge and Opportunity
What is your career highlight so far
My appointment to my current role as thishas given me the opportunity to use all myprevious knowledge and experience tomake a difference for the people ofOldham I was born raised and still live inOldham so this is important to me and myfamily
Wales Who would be your 3 dream dinnerguests
Sir Captain Tom Moore Rod Stewart andVinnie Jones
NCA Resourcing Team
We will be shining the spotlight on our Hidden Heroes who are busy working behind thescenes to support our colleagues on the frontline Those of you who may not be visible onthe shop floor but who all play a crucial role and help to keep our organisation running andmake what we do on the frontline possible
Our Hidden Heroes campaign will celebrate the contribution our NCA Family make in ourhospitals and out in the community ensuring our day to day operations run smoothly
The Resourcing team are responsible for attracting sourcing and recruiting new talent intothe NCA
As the gateway into our organisation the resourcing team play a significant role inensuring a positive start to a candidatersquos career and work closely with hiring managers toensure a smooth recruitment process
During a normal month the team will help to start around 318 non-clinical and clinicalhealth professionals across the NCA However during the COVID19 pandemic this numberjumped to 445 as the team implemented new fast track recruitment measures
Like many teams across the NCA the majority of the resourcing team have been workingat home since MarchApril however their permanent base remains on the 4th Floor inTurnpike House Salford
Holly Schofield Medicines Management Assistant Pharmacy
Click here to take part in our 5 minutes with feature
This is your chance to give a lsquoshout outrsquo to your colleagues - celebrate those who aregoing above and beyond thank someone who has really made your day shine a light on acolleague who really makes a positive difference on your ward department or office
ldquoHolly is a great worker who has stayed positive and hard-working even when faced withreduced staffing and extended hours Holly is a firm favourite of the Pharmacy team onWard 67 and is always willing to go the extra mile for staff on the ward herpharmacy colleagues and patients alike - Katie Deadman Pharmacy Technician
World Patient Safety Day - 17th September
This yearrsquos Patient Safety Day (today) on the 17th September celebrates caring foryourself and your colleagues which in turn maintains patient safety
Dr Chris Brookes Chief Medical OfficerDeputy Chief Executive of the NCA has thanked
Submit your nominations here
everyone across our sites and within our community services for the truly exceptional workyou have carried out over the past six months in response to the pandemic and themanner in which services have been delivered safely often under difficult and challengingcircumstances
Read the full message from Chris - click here
Weve shared messages and stories across the day of how our work supports our staff andour patients including the work of our Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) officers (youcan read more about them here)
As part of our efforts to recognise the work done across Bury and Rochdale CareOrganisation we are looking for your stories to celebrate what we have done to care forour own physical and psychological health during these unprecedented times
There are 4 prizes up for grabs for the best team work and prizes for individuals for staffsafety and patient safety So blow your trumpet and be proud of what you have done tellus about it
You can read more about how to enter here
We are also sharing a number of messages as part of World Patient Safety Day on theNCA Twitter channel here
NCA embraces digital innovation during Covid-19
Watch the short video
Over the past six months the NCA and NHS have been required to embrace and finddigital solutions quicker than ever before Digital innovation has never been more importantin helping to deliver safe and effective patient care and this improvement journey has beendocumented through a series of short video digital stories
The video stories show the progress that has been made during the Covid-19 period andhow as an organisation we have risen to the challenge
You can watch the full video documenting our digital journey here
Oldham intensive care consultant Redmond Tully is now a proud father
Redmond Tully an intensive care consultant at the Royal Oldham Hospital is now a proudfather however there is more to his story than it may appear on the face of it In factRedmond has made headlines after he deliberately stayed away from his pregnant wifefor five months so as not to put her or their unborn baby at risk of covid while he wasbusy fighting the disease on the front lines Redmond is now a proud father to baby Josephand to say he was pleased to be there for the birth would be an understatement
Congratulations Redmond from everyone at the NCA Read the story on the MEN here
Macmillan Virtual Coffee Morning 2020
The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service and our dedicated colleagues atSalford Royal are proud to say that we have raised over pound17000 for Macmillan in thepastthinspeight years
Covid-19 has unfortunately meant that our famous Macmillan Coffee Morning cannot takeplace as usual in 2020
Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
Copyright copy Northern Care Alliance 2020
Want to change how you receive these emailsYou can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Click here to feedback on Connect
As well as helping mothers during labour and birth and parents during the most precioustimes of their lives Abby Latif has used her artistic skills to create some beautiful wall artand displays which depict motherhood and birth displayed on large boards in the entranceto the birth centre Shersquos also created original pieces which have been displayed inside thebirth centre labour ward entrance scan corridor and Level One where huge rainbowwings were painted for our staff during the height of the pandemic
Abby explained ldquoOur maternity unit is a place where we want mums to feel supportedcalm and relaxed We adjust the lighting noise and visual effects like diffusers andprojectors to add to their birthing experience as we know it promotes hormones that areproduced during labour and birth In addition to this I was asked to improve the outside ofthe rooms and brighten up the corridors and maternal art work is something I got involvedwith when I was a student midwife so I really enjoyed creating art work within this subjectand being able to see how parents enjoy it
ldquoIt was also a real pleasure to give something back to our amazing staff during thepandemic something that could lift their spirits when we all felt the strain of Covid Therainbow wings is dedicated not only to 2020 the International Year of the Nurse andMidwife but to all our Royal Oldham staff and it was amazing to see everyone enjoy themand taking pictures Itrsquos been a pleasure to create these designs and there is more tocome Special mention to Roy and his estates decorating team that paint my backgroundwalls thank yourdquo
You can follow the Birth Centre on Facebook and Instagram - Roh_birthcenter
Kay Miller End of Life Integrated Care Project Lead Oldham CareOrganisation
Our new 5 minutes with feature will giveyou the chance to get to know yourcolleagues across the NCA This week we asked Kay Miller End ofLife Integrated Care Project Lead RoyalOldham some questions so you can get toknow her a bit better Describe your job in 3 words
Who or what inspires you
My family and friends
Meal out or takeaway in front of theTV
Meal out Whatrsquos your favourite holidaydestination
To submit your story click here
Compassion Challenge and Opportunity
What is your career highlight so far
My appointment to my current role as thishas given me the opportunity to use all myprevious knowledge and experience tomake a difference for the people ofOldham I was born raised and still live inOldham so this is important to me and myfamily
Wales Who would be your 3 dream dinnerguests
Sir Captain Tom Moore Rod Stewart andVinnie Jones
NCA Resourcing Team
We will be shining the spotlight on our Hidden Heroes who are busy working behind thescenes to support our colleagues on the frontline Those of you who may not be visible onthe shop floor but who all play a crucial role and help to keep our organisation running andmake what we do on the frontline possible
Our Hidden Heroes campaign will celebrate the contribution our NCA Family make in ourhospitals and out in the community ensuring our day to day operations run smoothly
The Resourcing team are responsible for attracting sourcing and recruiting new talent intothe NCA
As the gateway into our organisation the resourcing team play a significant role inensuring a positive start to a candidatersquos career and work closely with hiring managers toensure a smooth recruitment process
During a normal month the team will help to start around 318 non-clinical and clinicalhealth professionals across the NCA However during the COVID19 pandemic this numberjumped to 445 as the team implemented new fast track recruitment measures
Like many teams across the NCA the majority of the resourcing team have been workingat home since MarchApril however their permanent base remains on the 4th Floor inTurnpike House Salford
Holly Schofield Medicines Management Assistant Pharmacy
Click here to take part in our 5 minutes with feature
This is your chance to give a lsquoshout outrsquo to your colleagues - celebrate those who aregoing above and beyond thank someone who has really made your day shine a light on acolleague who really makes a positive difference on your ward department or office
ldquoHolly is a great worker who has stayed positive and hard-working even when faced withreduced staffing and extended hours Holly is a firm favourite of the Pharmacy team onWard 67 and is always willing to go the extra mile for staff on the ward herpharmacy colleagues and patients alike - Katie Deadman Pharmacy Technician
World Patient Safety Day - 17th September
This yearrsquos Patient Safety Day (today) on the 17th September celebrates caring foryourself and your colleagues which in turn maintains patient safety
Dr Chris Brookes Chief Medical OfficerDeputy Chief Executive of the NCA has thanked
Submit your nominations here
everyone across our sites and within our community services for the truly exceptional workyou have carried out over the past six months in response to the pandemic and themanner in which services have been delivered safely often under difficult and challengingcircumstances
Read the full message from Chris - click here
Weve shared messages and stories across the day of how our work supports our staff andour patients including the work of our Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) officers (youcan read more about them here)
As part of our efforts to recognise the work done across Bury and Rochdale CareOrganisation we are looking for your stories to celebrate what we have done to care forour own physical and psychological health during these unprecedented times
There are 4 prizes up for grabs for the best team work and prizes for individuals for staffsafety and patient safety So blow your trumpet and be proud of what you have done tellus about it
You can read more about how to enter here
We are also sharing a number of messages as part of World Patient Safety Day on theNCA Twitter channel here
NCA embraces digital innovation during Covid-19
Watch the short video
Over the past six months the NCA and NHS have been required to embrace and finddigital solutions quicker than ever before Digital innovation has never been more importantin helping to deliver safe and effective patient care and this improvement journey has beendocumented through a series of short video digital stories
The video stories show the progress that has been made during the Covid-19 period andhow as an organisation we have risen to the challenge
You can watch the full video documenting our digital journey here
Oldham intensive care consultant Redmond Tully is now a proud father
Redmond Tully an intensive care consultant at the Royal Oldham Hospital is now a proudfather however there is more to his story than it may appear on the face of it In factRedmond has made headlines after he deliberately stayed away from his pregnant wifefor five months so as not to put her or their unborn baby at risk of covid while he wasbusy fighting the disease on the front lines Redmond is now a proud father to baby Josephand to say he was pleased to be there for the birth would be an understatement
Congratulations Redmond from everyone at the NCA Read the story on the MEN here
Macmillan Virtual Coffee Morning 2020
The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service and our dedicated colleagues atSalford Royal are proud to say that we have raised over pound17000 for Macmillan in thepastthinspeight years
Covid-19 has unfortunately meant that our famous Macmillan Coffee Morning cannot takeplace as usual in 2020
Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
Copyright copy Northern Care Alliance 2020
Want to change how you receive these emailsYou can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Click here to feedback on Connect
Compassion Challenge and Opportunity
What is your career highlight so far
My appointment to my current role as thishas given me the opportunity to use all myprevious knowledge and experience tomake a difference for the people ofOldham I was born raised and still live inOldham so this is important to me and myfamily
Wales Who would be your 3 dream dinnerguests
Sir Captain Tom Moore Rod Stewart andVinnie Jones
NCA Resourcing Team
We will be shining the spotlight on our Hidden Heroes who are busy working behind thescenes to support our colleagues on the frontline Those of you who may not be visible onthe shop floor but who all play a crucial role and help to keep our organisation running andmake what we do on the frontline possible
Our Hidden Heroes campaign will celebrate the contribution our NCA Family make in ourhospitals and out in the community ensuring our day to day operations run smoothly
The Resourcing team are responsible for attracting sourcing and recruiting new talent intothe NCA
As the gateway into our organisation the resourcing team play a significant role inensuring a positive start to a candidatersquos career and work closely with hiring managers toensure a smooth recruitment process
During a normal month the team will help to start around 318 non-clinical and clinicalhealth professionals across the NCA However during the COVID19 pandemic this numberjumped to 445 as the team implemented new fast track recruitment measures
Like many teams across the NCA the majority of the resourcing team have been workingat home since MarchApril however their permanent base remains on the 4th Floor inTurnpike House Salford
Holly Schofield Medicines Management Assistant Pharmacy
Click here to take part in our 5 minutes with feature
This is your chance to give a lsquoshout outrsquo to your colleagues - celebrate those who aregoing above and beyond thank someone who has really made your day shine a light on acolleague who really makes a positive difference on your ward department or office
ldquoHolly is a great worker who has stayed positive and hard-working even when faced withreduced staffing and extended hours Holly is a firm favourite of the Pharmacy team onWard 67 and is always willing to go the extra mile for staff on the ward herpharmacy colleagues and patients alike - Katie Deadman Pharmacy Technician
World Patient Safety Day - 17th September
This yearrsquos Patient Safety Day (today) on the 17th September celebrates caring foryourself and your colleagues which in turn maintains patient safety
Dr Chris Brookes Chief Medical OfficerDeputy Chief Executive of the NCA has thanked
Submit your nominations here
everyone across our sites and within our community services for the truly exceptional workyou have carried out over the past six months in response to the pandemic and themanner in which services have been delivered safely often under difficult and challengingcircumstances
Read the full message from Chris - click here
Weve shared messages and stories across the day of how our work supports our staff andour patients including the work of our Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) officers (youcan read more about them here)
As part of our efforts to recognise the work done across Bury and Rochdale CareOrganisation we are looking for your stories to celebrate what we have done to care forour own physical and psychological health during these unprecedented times
There are 4 prizes up for grabs for the best team work and prizes for individuals for staffsafety and patient safety So blow your trumpet and be proud of what you have done tellus about it
You can read more about how to enter here
We are also sharing a number of messages as part of World Patient Safety Day on theNCA Twitter channel here
NCA embraces digital innovation during Covid-19
Watch the short video
Over the past six months the NCA and NHS have been required to embrace and finddigital solutions quicker than ever before Digital innovation has never been more importantin helping to deliver safe and effective patient care and this improvement journey has beendocumented through a series of short video digital stories
The video stories show the progress that has been made during the Covid-19 period andhow as an organisation we have risen to the challenge
You can watch the full video documenting our digital journey here
Oldham intensive care consultant Redmond Tully is now a proud father
Redmond Tully an intensive care consultant at the Royal Oldham Hospital is now a proudfather however there is more to his story than it may appear on the face of it In factRedmond has made headlines after he deliberately stayed away from his pregnant wifefor five months so as not to put her or their unborn baby at risk of covid while he wasbusy fighting the disease on the front lines Redmond is now a proud father to baby Josephand to say he was pleased to be there for the birth would be an understatement
Congratulations Redmond from everyone at the NCA Read the story on the MEN here
Macmillan Virtual Coffee Morning 2020
The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service and our dedicated colleagues atSalford Royal are proud to say that we have raised over pound17000 for Macmillan in thepastthinspeight years
Covid-19 has unfortunately meant that our famous Macmillan Coffee Morning cannot takeplace as usual in 2020
Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
Copyright copy Northern Care Alliance 2020
Want to change how you receive these emailsYou can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Click here to feedback on Connect
This is your chance to give a lsquoshout outrsquo to your colleagues - celebrate those who aregoing above and beyond thank someone who has really made your day shine a light on acolleague who really makes a positive difference on your ward department or office
ldquoHolly is a great worker who has stayed positive and hard-working even when faced withreduced staffing and extended hours Holly is a firm favourite of the Pharmacy team onWard 67 and is always willing to go the extra mile for staff on the ward herpharmacy colleagues and patients alike - Katie Deadman Pharmacy Technician
World Patient Safety Day - 17th September
This yearrsquos Patient Safety Day (today) on the 17th September celebrates caring foryourself and your colleagues which in turn maintains patient safety
Dr Chris Brookes Chief Medical OfficerDeputy Chief Executive of the NCA has thanked
Submit your nominations here
everyone across our sites and within our community services for the truly exceptional workyou have carried out over the past six months in response to the pandemic and themanner in which services have been delivered safely often under difficult and challengingcircumstances
Read the full message from Chris - click here
Weve shared messages and stories across the day of how our work supports our staff andour patients including the work of our Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) officers (youcan read more about them here)
As part of our efforts to recognise the work done across Bury and Rochdale CareOrganisation we are looking for your stories to celebrate what we have done to care forour own physical and psychological health during these unprecedented times
There are 4 prizes up for grabs for the best team work and prizes for individuals for staffsafety and patient safety So blow your trumpet and be proud of what you have done tellus about it
You can read more about how to enter here
We are also sharing a number of messages as part of World Patient Safety Day on theNCA Twitter channel here
NCA embraces digital innovation during Covid-19
Watch the short video
Over the past six months the NCA and NHS have been required to embrace and finddigital solutions quicker than ever before Digital innovation has never been more importantin helping to deliver safe and effective patient care and this improvement journey has beendocumented through a series of short video digital stories
The video stories show the progress that has been made during the Covid-19 period andhow as an organisation we have risen to the challenge
You can watch the full video documenting our digital journey here
Oldham intensive care consultant Redmond Tully is now a proud father
Redmond Tully an intensive care consultant at the Royal Oldham Hospital is now a proudfather however there is more to his story than it may appear on the face of it In factRedmond has made headlines after he deliberately stayed away from his pregnant wifefor five months so as not to put her or their unborn baby at risk of covid while he wasbusy fighting the disease on the front lines Redmond is now a proud father to baby Josephand to say he was pleased to be there for the birth would be an understatement
Congratulations Redmond from everyone at the NCA Read the story on the MEN here
Macmillan Virtual Coffee Morning 2020
The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service and our dedicated colleagues atSalford Royal are proud to say that we have raised over pound17000 for Macmillan in thepastthinspeight years
Covid-19 has unfortunately meant that our famous Macmillan Coffee Morning cannot takeplace as usual in 2020
Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
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everyone across our sites and within our community services for the truly exceptional workyou have carried out over the past six months in response to the pandemic and themanner in which services have been delivered safely often under difficult and challengingcircumstances
Read the full message from Chris - click here
Weve shared messages and stories across the day of how our work supports our staff andour patients including the work of our Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) officers (youcan read more about them here)
As part of our efforts to recognise the work done across Bury and Rochdale CareOrganisation we are looking for your stories to celebrate what we have done to care forour own physical and psychological health during these unprecedented times
There are 4 prizes up for grabs for the best team work and prizes for individuals for staffsafety and patient safety So blow your trumpet and be proud of what you have done tellus about it
You can read more about how to enter here
We are also sharing a number of messages as part of World Patient Safety Day on theNCA Twitter channel here
NCA embraces digital innovation during Covid-19
Watch the short video
Over the past six months the NCA and NHS have been required to embrace and finddigital solutions quicker than ever before Digital innovation has never been more importantin helping to deliver safe and effective patient care and this improvement journey has beendocumented through a series of short video digital stories
The video stories show the progress that has been made during the Covid-19 period andhow as an organisation we have risen to the challenge
You can watch the full video documenting our digital journey here
Oldham intensive care consultant Redmond Tully is now a proud father
Redmond Tully an intensive care consultant at the Royal Oldham Hospital is now a proudfather however there is more to his story than it may appear on the face of it In factRedmond has made headlines after he deliberately stayed away from his pregnant wifefor five months so as not to put her or their unborn baby at risk of covid while he wasbusy fighting the disease on the front lines Redmond is now a proud father to baby Josephand to say he was pleased to be there for the birth would be an understatement
Congratulations Redmond from everyone at the NCA Read the story on the MEN here
Macmillan Virtual Coffee Morning 2020
The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service and our dedicated colleagues atSalford Royal are proud to say that we have raised over pound17000 for Macmillan in thepastthinspeight years
Covid-19 has unfortunately meant that our famous Macmillan Coffee Morning cannot takeplace as usual in 2020
Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
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Redmond Tully an intensive care consultant at the Royal Oldham Hospital is now a proudfather however there is more to his story than it may appear on the face of it In factRedmond has made headlines after he deliberately stayed away from his pregnant wifefor five months so as not to put her or their unborn baby at risk of covid while he wasbusy fighting the disease on the front lines Redmond is now a proud father to baby Josephand to say he was pleased to be there for the birth would be an understatement
Congratulations Redmond from everyone at the NCA Read the story on the MEN here
Macmillan Virtual Coffee Morning 2020
The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service and our dedicated colleagues atSalford Royal are proud to say that we have raised over pound17000 for Macmillan in thepastthinspeight years
Covid-19 has unfortunately meant that our famous Macmillan Coffee Morning cannot takeplace as usual in 2020
Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
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Instead we ask that throughout the month of September you take a break have a coffeeand a cake and make a donation to Macmillan Cancer Support bythinspusing the donate linkhere
Can you knit to support people living with dementia
Are you interested in knitting or crocheting Would you like to support people living withdementia in our services by donating either twiddlemuffs cannula sleeves or comfortblankets For further details and patterns please contact the Lead AHP for Dementia on emailvia BeverleyDroganpatnhsuk
Ortho-plastic surgeons to join our team
We are delighted to welcome the skills and expertise of two ortho-plastic consultants to ourteam
Submit your news
Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
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Miss Susie Yao Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Lower Limb Trauma Surgeonand Miss Christina Lipede Consultant Plastic amp Hand Surgeon will take up their posts atSalford Royal
We very much look forward to Miss Yao and Miss Lipede enhancing our provision of majortrauma services within the forthcoming new Acute Receiving Centre at Salford Royal
The Ortho-Plastic service will be brand new Our two new colleagues will work in tandemwith the Orthopaedic Major Trauma and Reconstructive team to deliver comprehensive onsite care to patients with severely injured limbs They will also liaise closely with majortrauma colleagues at Manchester University Foundation Trust (MFT)
Link4Life treadmills loan helps support Royal Oldham colleagues
Staff at the Royal Oldham Hospital recently met with Chris Coleman Commercial Directorat local charity Link4Life to say a big thank you for their support and the loan of twotreadmills during the COVID-19 pandemic
Link4Life run a number of sports centres in Rochdale and work at the heart of the localcommunity with vulnerable people and groups to offer sports sessions and inspire peopleto live more active creative and healthy lifestyles They have played a vital role supportingthe local community during the pandemic by undertaking welfare calls with some of theirmore vulnerable customers and providing emergency food parcels assisting peoplewith shopping and medicines and general wellbeing assistance
Yvonne Fletcher Lead Nurse for Neonatal Services at the Royal Oldham said ldquoWe canrsquotthank Link4Life enough for the loan of the two treadmills during the pandemic Itrsquos been achallenging time for many people and being able to exercise and manage their mentalhealth when gyms have been closed has been really important for the health and wellbeingof many of our staff Thanks so much to Chris and the Link4Life team for their wonderfulsupportrdquo
Feedback from Twitter Dear Rebecca in pre-op I hope this message gets to you I found where I wasgoing Level 3 Thank you for your kindness and showing me around
Feedback from Datix ldquoA huge thank you to all the staff in the OasisWolstenholme units who had a sharein caring for our father in recent weeks We appreciate all the hard work you put in in what were extra
difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
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difficult circumstances We were extremely grateful for the help you gave him in using a mobile phone andfacilitating our communication with him It was very valuable for us as a family - so thank you we will misshimrdquo
Feedback from Care Opinion Professional service from a great team of people at Rochdale InfirmaryInformative efficient kind and caring people Early days but results appear good
Feedback from Care Opinion Friendly helpful and caring staff at all stages of the day in the day surgeryunit Thank you for helping a nervous patient
Feedback from Care Opinion The family wish to express their profound gratitude for the care andcompassion the medical staff on AMU and AampE have shown towards our relative even though there wasnothing they could do for her but keep her comfortable and dignified
VivupJob VacanciesCoffee Break (PAT)Coffee Break (Salford)Positive Media Coverage
NHS OffersE-learning (Pennine)E-learning (Salford)Car LeasingPress Releases
Forward
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