#TeamBartsHealth blogs

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Remembering George Floyd

Being a ‘No Place For Hate’ Ambassador has given me the confidence and opportunity to speak out for those who are unable to speak up or speak out against all forms of discrimination.

I recognise and cherish diversity

I have learnt to recognise and cherish diversity throughout my life, and from an early age growing up in a polygamous family and attending one of a few Unity Secondary Schools established by the Nigerian Government to help foster unity in a country with hundreds of languages and dialects: I have lived within a world that is beautifully diverse. It set my values and my expectations for how you live and appreciate others in this world. 

The diabetes team

Ways of working through the Covid-19 pandemic - Community Diabetes Service

In light of the Covid-19 pandemic, many different services in hospitals around the country have had to adapt and find different ways of working to care for patients.

In this blog post we hear from Grace Njoku about the experience of the Community Diabetes Service at Mile End Hospital. We also hear from Amy Shlomowitz about the experience of Covering type 1 patients at both Mile End/Royal London Hospital and St Bartholomew’s.

Grace is the Lead Diabetes Nurse for Community Diabetes and Amy is the Type 1 (& Insulin Pump) Diabetes Nurse Lead for Barts Health. They complement each other in their various services thereby ensuring high quality care for all the patients.

Saeed Absia

Volunteers' Week: Saeed Absia's story

To mark Volunteers' Week on 1-7 June, we spoke with Saeed Absia, a marketing professional and a volunteer at The Royal London Hospital.

Saeed provides us with an insight into his role, what a typical day looks like, and what he enjoys the most about volunteering.

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