Fifth in the series: How digital technologies can help patients with continence problems. Speakers: Nikki Cotterill, associate professor in continence care, University of the West of England, and Lyndsey Edwards, product specialist, Essity
Fourth in the series: Acute stroke and transition to community services. Speakers: Dr Susan Orme, care of the elderly consultant, Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, and Lesley Turner, clinical consultant, Essity
Second in the series: Continence and transgender individuals. Speakers: Laura Elsegood, nurse and clinical consultant, and Ashley Clydesdale, nurse and senior product manager; both at Essity
emphasise to everybody this morning why think those strikes are so wrong, so wrong, and so unnecessary. don t forget throughout the pandemic uk government supported the railway industry to the tune of £16 billion, we kept our railways going and quite rightly too. we supported railway workers and their families, we supported the whole industry. it cost every family in this country thousands and thousands of pounds to do that. everybody knows, we are making bigger investments, longer term investments in the railways than any previous government, the integrated rail plan alone is worth £96 billion and what we are doing is truly transformational, making a generational investment in railways and we love them. we believe in our railways, and a railway infrastructure, as a vital part of levelling up across the whole the country. and i m proud to be
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