Associate Director of Nursing -ESNEFT
Joined November 2009
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Natasha Tuck retweeted
Today we’re launching a new and improved health passport for ESNEFT.
This vital document is designed to help patients with a learning disability and/or autistic people tell you what they need while they’re in our care. This includes likes, dislikes and how they communicate ⬇️
ALT A male nurse wearing glasses stands outside holding a hospital document
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Why our conversations about productivity in the NHS are not always productive @vincentconnolly @doctorcaldwell @wolvesboy
nuffieldtrust.org.uk/news-it…
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Thank you for highlighting the chaplaincy service. The chaplains are always here to provide support for our amazing @Team_ESNEFT staff. We offer compassionate, non-judgemental support for all staff. We are here for you 💙🌈
As part of our Wellbeing Hub there's lots of support available for staff. Scroll down on the intranet homepage to find the link. Support is available for bereavement, stress, sleep, psychological support and links for our @ESNEFTChaplains
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Natasha Tuck retweeted
EXC: A&Es not being overwhelmed by ‘low acuity’ patients, NHS England review finds
NHSE expected 20-40% of A&E attends to be patients who could be seen elsewhere. But figure was just 4%
Story: hsj.co.uk/emergency-care/aan…
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Red trays and water jug lids will let you know that a patient may need:
🔴 More time
🔴 Some help
🔴 Encouragement
Please don’t take away the tray without checking that the patient has finished eating. More info’s on the intranet and in today’s Team ESNEFT News 👍 #NHW2024
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Back to back meetings don’t = increased productivity
⛔️ Stop creating culture that values it
⛔️ Block time with tasks you are doing
⛔️ Have shorter meetings
⛔️ Say no to meetings without purpose
⛔️ Ask can we talk another way
⛔️ Always put in your breaks
⛔️ Add when day ends
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Our Roadside to Resus episode this month is on Blood Gases
Let us know any questions or areas you’d really like us to focus on & we’ll do our best to include them in the episode! 🎤🎬
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Menopause isn't a health condition, it’s a stage of life.
Improve your knowledge of the menopause and how it may affect you or someone you work with by completing this e-learning module for #teamCNO colleagues and #OurNHSPeople.
👉 e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/meno…
ALT A black woman with short hair looks to the side, she has a stethoscope round her neck. The text reads: Menopause isn't a health condition, it's a stage of life. Make your workplace menopause friendly.
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Come and meet us tomorrow at the Colchester Hospital Iceni Centre 🏥. From 10am - 1pm find out what #AdministrationJobs we have for you and talk to current staff about their jobs.
#NHS #NHSJobs #NHSHeroes #HiringNow #AdminJobs #Healthcare #Colchester #Hospital
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Managers, use your umbrella to shelter others from harm, burnout and worries.
Use it to show you care, have their back & support them.
Use your umbrella to protect, nurture and be kind to those around you #leadership ☔️
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Happy AHP day!!! You are all amazing and integral to the care you give to the community we serve every single day. A big thank you from me!!!! @Team_ESNEFT @anne_rutland @Nickhulme61
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Natasha Tuck retweeted
After falling behind early on, Max McKnight levels the score with a fantastic first-time finish! 👏
Tune in live on SPURSPLAY ⤵️
Natasha Tuck retweeted
#TeamESNEFT are on the lookout for an experienced and hardworking PA who would love to thrive in the #NHS ! 👇👇👇 #ComeAndJoinUs
💻 Apply here: buff.ly/464EMHi
#NHSJobs #NHS #NHSHeroes #TimeToShine #PersonalAssistant #Healthcare #HiringNow #Hospital #Community
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Amazing thank you to you all for keeping our patients safe!
Congratulations for our August Sepsis Champions! Nibin John of ED Colchester, Lynsey Carey of ED Ipswich, Kesgrave ward (Medicine) and Brightlingsea (Surgery)
Both ED Colchester and Ipswich have achieved > 95% in sepsis screening ⭐️ ⭐️ @Team_ESNEFT @ESNEFT @ESNEFTPostRegEd
Natasha Tuck retweeted
The psychological impact of resuscitation affects everyone differently. Immediately afterwards, you might feel great – or sometimes you might not be affected at all.
But it's important to remember that at times, exposure to resuscitation can be shocking, upsetting or disturbing.
Read our new resource Responder Wellbeing for key advice and support on steps you can take to look after your wellbeing.
resus.org.uk/responder-wellb…
Natasha Tuck retweeted
A great effort from the @ICENICentre team here, helping to show students that ESNEFT is a #GreatPlaceToTrain
What an amazing day @ICENICentre
Welcoming schools to experience the latest #innovation @ESNEFT & the #NHS and inspiring the next generation
With thanks also to @IntuitiveSurg for introducing them to the future of #roboticsurgery with the Da Vinci Robot
#laparoscopic #sim
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Nurse friends, would you be willing to help with this really important research into impact of worry and rumination after you’ve been at work.
Please RT to spread message
@rwbrownhill @RobertPinate1 @SBloomfieldNHS @SarahC_RN @ElizaMathew @karenegrant1 @JulietPearce4 @StrongKaron
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Are you an experienced Adult Nurse looking for a change? 👇👇👇 #TeamESNEFT #ComeAndJoinUs
💻 Apply here: buff.ly/43Oj60X
#NHS #NHSJobs #NHSHeroes #Maternity #Midwifery #Midwives #Nursing #TimeToShine #Hospital #Healthcare #HealthcareHeroes @nmcnews
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Happy international nurses day so proud of my profession, let’s celebrate being amazing thank you to everyone who has supported me to be the best I can be every day @Team_ESNEFT @thorpe_gilesRN @anne_rutland @catherinemorg3 @CNOEngland @natashatuck @mrssarahorr @TheBeckyMay
Natasha Tuck retweeted
Big thank you to @SarahBlanketeer and the Colchester Medicine teams for an amazing project over the last few months. Improving access to cardiac care for patients.
