UHNM Podcasts

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. How does UHNM's Spiritual, pastoral and religious care team support patients, families, carers or staff who would like support? This podcast explores how the the palliative care and chaplaincy team work together to support patients and families, weather they hold a faith or not. Listen to the team discuss experiences and how you can get in touch with them.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. In this podcast the Palliative care team are joined by community colleagues from Douglas Macmillan. Douglas Macmillan provide all hospice services free of charge to over 3,500 local people with life-limiting illnesses each year in Stoke-on-Trent, North Staffordshire and the surrounding villages, also offering supportive care to their families and carers. Their dedicated staff and volunteers are central to the care we provide and all they do. They strive to go that extra mile to provide a warm, friendly and peaceful environment both at the hospice or in a family's home.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. This episode highlights how palliative care and end of life teams across the community work together to help support patients and their relatives.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. This episode features Clare Tuner, founder of Huunuu, which provides a place to plan for your funeral, create life goals, bucket lists and much more! Huunuu help with ideas and concepts to help you begin planning for your death. They help with sharing your wishes with those closest to you, alleviate stress by creating clarity, help design a funeral which reflects you and help stimulate conversations which can be difficult with those closest too you. Listen to find out more about why this is so important.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. This episode focuses on patient experience and why this is so important. Tune in to hear from some members from the Palliative Care Team, along with Diane Rogers, Patient Experience Representative and Deb Hazeldine, Patient Safety Campaigner.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. This episode highlights advance care planning with a discussion between Charmaine Butcher, Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner, Dr Sarah Kelt, a Palliative Care Consultant at UHNM and Rebecca Evans, Specialist Nurse Requester for Organ Donation.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the second out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. This episode features some members from the Palliative Care Team, along with members from Sodexo and the Mortuary team discussing how different teams work together across the trust to support families at difficult times.

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2022 is our chance to get our community, patients and staff talking about dying and grief. We want everyone to be #InAGoodPlace when they die, whatever that means for them. Unfortunately some people are dying without the support they need, and we know that it's by talking and sharing stories that we can remove the taboo and stigma around these topics. This week is our chance to get talking, share stories and to call for end of life for all. The Palliative Care Team at UHNM will be promoting ways in which we can talk to our patients, colleagues about how we can support them with these conversations. This is the first out of six podcasts, highlighting and talking about different topics around death and dying, along with features from other members of UHNM and how they can support you. This episode features some members from the Palliative Care Team, discussing their role at UHNM and how they support staff and patients.

In this episode we have foundation doctors Jack and Millie, Sallie a support secretary and Cae a biomedical scientist in Histology.

In this episode our LGBTQ+ podcast our staff network chair Cae Frary has an open discussion with GenderGP founder Helen Webberley, GenderGP Lead Therapist Marriane Oakes and our Chief Operating Officer Paul Bytheway about Transgender, Pronouns and more.

This is the first episode of the UHNM LGBTQ+ Staff Network podcast. In this episode Biomedical Scientist and Chair of the LGBTQ+ Network, Cae Frary chats to: Paul Bytheway, Chief Operating Officer at UHNM and Ian Green, Chief Executive of The Terrence Higgins Trust. and they cover LGBTQ+ History The TV series 'It's a Sin' Their personal experiences of being LGBTQ+ Their careers.