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Brooke nurse celebrated as part of International Nurses Day

Published: 3:09 PM May 14, 2021    Support worker Geraldine West is pictured handing over the flowers to Betty who moved to Brooke House from her home in Poringland in 2015. - Credit: Kingsley Healthcare A warm tribute has been paid to a former prisoners of war nurse whose career began during the Second World War. Betty Brighton, of Brooke House care home, was presented with chocolates and flowers to show their appreciation of her service as part of International Nurse s Day on Wednesday. Betty, who was born in Holloway, London, started her training at Leicester Royal Infirmary Hospital at the age of 18. During her time there, she was involved in nursing prisoners of war and also miners, due to it being a mining community.

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Tireless work by nurses during pandemic inspires thousands to join the ranks The work done by nurses during the coronavirus pandemic appears to have resulted in a recruitment boost. © PA Nurses have been on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic NHS England said there are thousands more nurses working in the health system after being inspired by the Nightingale effect . There were 330,000 nurses, midwives and health visitors working in the NHS in England in January - over 11,000 more than in January 2020. There are also an additional 5,195 healthcare support workers and assistants, as well as record numbers of student nurses entering the profession.

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