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This event followed over 15 webinars that had already taken place since August 2020, hosting around 100 NHS attendees in each session. The feedback received has shown that sessions like this were valued and needed. One wellbeing webinar attendee commented: “It has been so helpful to reflect
About the authors
Dr. Terri Porrett PhD, MSc, RN, head of education ostomy division at Coloplast Terri was a ward sister at St. Marks Hospital before joining the Homerton University
Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in 1991 as a CNS in Stoma Care. Terri worked at the Homerton as a nurse consultant and was clinical director of the North East London Bowel Cancer Screening Centre. She has co-edited two textbooks and published extensively in medical colorectal and nursing gastrointestinal journals. Terri joined Coloplast in 2011 and in her role as head of education, ostomy division, develops professional support and education programmes for specialist
nurses. Terri was involved in the development of
www.apollonursingresource.com, an online resource to enable specialist nurses to articulate the value of their role and amplify the voice of specialist nurses. Utilising the Apollo Nursing Resource website and social media, Terri is focused on disseminating information to ensure specialist nurses are able to demonstrate their value and articulate the complexity of their role and services.
Karen Tomlin MMedSci, RN,
education and medical marketing manager, continence care division at Coloplast After joining the NHS in 1997 as an auxiliary
nurse, Karen qualified as a registered nurse in
2002. In 2005, she became a continence nurse advisor and discovered her clinical passion for high quality continence care. Working in this field for over 10 years, she has a range of specialist continence experience including patient facing roles, service management, education provision and policy development. Karen has also worked in a variety of NHS leadership roles across both the community and acute sectors. In 2018, Karen joined Coloplast as education and medical marketing manager for continence care. Responsible for the Coloplast professional continence education programme, Karen believes addressing bladder and bowel difficulties has a significant impact on the quality of life for individuals and she is passionate about sharing continence education to highlight this little discussed subject.
on my feelings during this difficult time and realise that I am not alone in struggling at times but there are useful tools to help.” A commitment to providing for patients with intimate healthcare needs, and the nursing staff that care for them, is an example of the positive role private sector
companies can play in supporting the NHS. As we look ahead to building back better from the pandemic, we should look at new ways of working and the value of industry partnerships. The immediate benefits of collaboration are felt by NHS staff and patients alike.
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