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By Lauren Elizabeth on 08/11/18
OT Week is celebrated on the second week of November each year in order to celebrate the fantastic work Occupational Therapists do. This years’ theme is 'securing the future of occupational therapy', in order to highlight the role that each individual plays in safeguarding the profession.
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By Rachel Waterman on 09/10/18
Pulse Nursing completed their own Great British Bake Off to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support on the 28th September. Chocolate cake, cupcakes, rocky road and samosas were all on the menu. Whether baking or faking, it was a great opportunity to give back and enjoy some tasty treats at the same time.
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By Lauren Elizabeth on 09/10/18
First celebrated in 1992, World Mental Health Day serves as a global awareness day aiming to end the social stigma surrounding mental health. This year’s theme is “young people and mental health in a changing world” with the focus on mental health in children and adolescents, and the way the world surrounding them affects this.
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By Lauren Elizabeth on 08/10/18
When leading a busy life, it’s easy to forget how much stress we put our back under. From carrying a bag to picking up a heavy package, our back plays a significant part in our daily routine. Back care awareness week is celebrated on the first week of October each year to remind us of just how important it is to look after our back health
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By Lauren Elizabeth on 09/09/18
World Suicide Prevention Day is an annual event organised by International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) and the World Health Organisation (WHO). It’s held on 10th September every year with the purpose of raising awareness of and preventing suicide.
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