...happened. Accessibility solutions were nowhere near as good as they are today, so I was made medically redundant and I used that money to do a second degree. These events...
...complete language. It has its own vocabulary, word order and grammar. BSL also includes finger spelling. Every letter of the alphabet has a sign. These are used to spell out...
...England, I chose to use my five days’ volunteering leave to go on to the frontline of the healthcare industry to see what the day-to-day running of a hospital would...
...to: talk to customer advisers to understand how the service ran consult with experts and a range of stakeholders use the information I had gathered to make decisions in the...
...internet every day, only 2% of the population have any kind of digital interaction with the NHS. This needs to change, not only for patient care, but also to improve...
...to decision-makers going right to the top. It’s hard to believe that little more than a year has passed since SAGE first met in January 2020 to discuss an outbreak...
...million citizens every year? As we’ve all had to find clever solutions to work efficiently and collaboratively due to the pandemic and contact restrictions, HMPO’s Digital Application Processing (DAP) service...
...are able to access ever-increasing amounts of information in more digestible formats, they are better informed in their decision-making. The progress we have made to date in making smarter use...
...to signpost you to available support. Thank you to Andy and Julia for sharing their stories, and passing on some very valuable top tips. As they have highlighted, what...
...jargon. For example, think about the archaic language MPs use as part of the rituals of the House of Commons. This kind of language is often impenetrable to anyone who...
