A Cup of RW-Tea

We spoke with Chief Operating officer Gwen Nuttall, Community children’s nurse Emma Davis and Head of Equality, Diversity and inclusion Balvinder Everitt who are all part of the Carers Employee Voice Group.

A special thank you to Samantha Burns and Michael Tomlinson, both Specialist Screening Practitioners at RWT for being our ‘Cup of RWTea’ stars our podcast feature this month. Here, Sam and Mike talk about the signs of vowel cancer and tips on what to do to get checked out.

Here we learn about the work going on at RWT to ensure all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender+ (LGBT+) people feel understood, valued and respected. Members of our LGBT+ Employee Voice Group talk us through their own experiences, the importance of pronouns and the rainbow badge scheme!

RSV is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild cold-like symptoms, but what should we look out for? When do we seek help? Our paediatric team is here to answer your questions!

This episode gives you an insight into the amazing work The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust does and how to get involved and join our fantastic fundraisers!

Do you have a family history of prostate cancer? Are you over 50 and from a minority ethnic background? Why not learn more about why you might want to consider speaking to your GP about the risks of prostate cancer. Thanks to Kelly Kusinski, Urology Advanced Nurse Practitioner, for talking us through the facts.

In this episode Alice meets with our organ donation team to discuss the process of organ donation and how to have such an important conversation with your family - making it clear what you final wishes are.