COVID-19 and needle phobia: ensuring service users are vaccinated
Trust and consent are key to supporting people to have the vaccine safely
Trust and consent are key to supporting people to have the vaccine safely
Rachael’s isolation at the start of COVID-19 didn’t seem anything new but things have changed
In the ‘new normal’, we must not assume that virtual consultations are accessible to all
Black Lives Matter has shown how powerful a social movement for change can be
Wendy Johnson observes that being in isolation is all too familiar to a neuroatypical person
A long wait in a hospital shows it’s wise to disclose the true situation at the outset
Staff attitudes and behaviour fail to meet expectations but are easy to fix
Ignorance could damage our children, says Wendy Johnson
People with learning disabilities should also benefit from digital advances
Healthcare professionals should provide good quality care for all servicer users
Wendy Johnson finds joy in Rachael’s efforts at cooking, despite her choice of recipes
A new year’s email gave Wendy Johnson the chance to celebrate a breakthrough in quality improvement