Queens Hospital Bottle Scheme - DATA LINK.


On 14th July, 2010, Colin Davies & Ray Hare of the Hornchurch & Upminster Rotary Club arrived at 2pm to take on a 2-hour roster on the Data Link stand at Queens Hospital, just as Terry Sampson & Colin Vale of the Romford Rotary Club finished their stint..


Between the two rosters a total of 40 bottles were given out over a period of 4 hours to people who enquired of us. Many people also approached and thanked us for the service, telling us that their family and friends currently have a bottle in their fridge. A successful afternoon.


Colin Davies


Ray Hare Colin Vale Terry Sampson


Queen‟s Hospital Rotas 2010-11 11th August 9th February


8th September 9th March


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13th October 10th November 12th January 13th April


11th May


lec Stewart, „The Gaffer‟


and MBE/OBE, who captained the England Cricket team to victory against South Africa in 1998, joined


Rotarian Dave Goodhill at the Datalink stand on 8-Oct-2008 to help promote this potentially life saving scheme.


T 8th June More Datalink info below from an edition of the BULL in 2008


he Datalink scheme, intended for the elderly or people living on


their own, is simplicity itself - a specially labeled bottle, containing a person‟s details of all medicines they take, is stored in their refrigerator, and clearly indicated on refrigerator door by a green cross. So the location of the Datalink bottle is immediately recognized by paramedics called in an emergency, and so enables them to take immediate and appropriate action.


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