Recover Tree

Recover-Tree

Posted on by steve

It is really important right now to remain positive. There is so much bad news that positivity is essential. Bring on the Recover-tree.

Becca Fitch and the team on F18 at the QMC have created what they are calling a ‘Recover-Tree’.

Quite simply, it is a tree on the wall, and each leaf represents someone who has recovered from COVID-19 in the care of the wards. As a result, there is a positive feeling and a target to aim for.

Becca tells NHR’s Rajiv about the Recover-Tree

Becca was assisted by the ward teams with a special callout for Leanne Brown and Charlotte Turner.

  • Recover Tree
    Recover Tree – Each leaf represents someone who has recovered

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F22 Paper Flowers

F22 – Cheering and Coping

Posted on by steve

F22 at the QMC is currently acting as the COVID HCOP ward. That can be a pretty tough place to be for both patients and staff.

In order to cope and to help patients and families, Lisa has been teaching her fellow colleagues how to make paper flowers (real ones aren’t allowed).

In an interview with Rajiv Hasan from NHR, she tells how this helps the staff and the patients.

As well as this, they use donated blankets and soft toys to provide a warmer more homely environment as well as a keepsake for the families.

Listen to the interview here

Lisa from F22 tells how they keep busy and make the patients more comfortable.

Lisa also tells of how music is so important and how they maintain a board which they record the patients music tastes on so that we at NHR can play them out on air.

  • Bunches of paper flowers
    Bunches of paper flowers
  • MultipleQuilts
    Multiple Quilts
  • Knitted Heart
    Knitted Heart
  • PatchWorkQuilt
    Patch Work Quilt
  • F22 Paper Flowers
    F22 Paper Flowers

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