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The Duchess of Cambridge has told @louiseminchin there is “a massive gap” in support given to parents after the first few months of a child’s life until they start school. Watch the exclusive BBC #TinyHappyPeople interview tomorrow from 06:00 on #BBCBreakfast
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@KensingtonRoyal: Tune in to @BBCBreakfast on the morning of Tuesday 14th July to see more from The Duchess of Cambridge and #TinyHappyPeople!
@KensingtonRoyal: Recognising the significance of the project to supporting parents as they guide their children through the earliest years of life, The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will collaborate with the BBC as they continue to develop and roll out #TinyHappyPeople.
@KensingtonRoyal: Last week The Duchess of Cambridge met families involved in the creation and piloting of #TinyHappyPeople — and spoke with them about the ways in which they have used the resources, and how they have seen their children’s language and communication develop as a result.
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@KensingtonRoyal: The Duchess of Cambridge has been involved with #TinyHappyPeople for a number of months, having visited the Tiny Happy People team last November to take part in development sessions and to learn more about the production process
@KensingtonRoyal: Say hello to Tiny Happy People! The Duchess of Cambridge has endorsed the national launch of #TinyHappyPeople, a BBC platform providing resources and support to parents and carers of children aged 0-4: https://bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people
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@KensingtonRoyal: Game. Set. Match. To mark what would have been the start of finals weekend of the famous @Wimbledon Championships, The Duchess of Cambridge was joined by surprise guest Sir @andy_murray, as she spoke to young tennis players from Bond Primary School in South London. The former Wimbledon Champion shared his experiences of playing tennis growing up and how he’s managed training over the last few months. Watch the full chat to see what @andy_murray had to say to the young athletes: https://youtu.be/W95adkMSm78
@TeamQEH: We had a visit from @KensingtonRoyal yesterday to mark the NHS' 72nd birthday and to thank staff for all their efforts and hard work over the last few months. Here are some of the pictures for the visit. #QEH40
@JulieHS_Norfolk: Absolutely honoured to have been asked to attend the @TeamQEH afternoon tea today to celebrate the #NHS 72nd & QEH 40th birthday. To see @KensingtonRoyal was wonderful - they were so lovely, taking their time to speak to some of the guests who were on the front-line during Covid
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have praised staff at Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust (QEH) and thanked the local community for supporting the NHS as it has responded to COVID-19 during a special visit to the hospital today.
The Duke and Duchess met members of Team QEH who have made personal sacrifices and showed true dedication to their patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic
Suzie Vaughan, an Operating Department Practitioner at QEH, who spent nine weeks apart from her children, was one of the guests from across the hospital and West Norfolk’s local community holding a socially distanced celebration following ‘saying thank you together’ clap to mark the NHS’s 72nd birthday.
The Royal couple met Suzie, whose video of her reunion with daughters Hettie, seven, and Bella, nine, became a social media phenomenon with more than 2.5 million views.
Suzie, who was with Hettie and Bella for the celebration, said: “It was a difficult decision but I wanted to keep the girls safe so they moved in with my sister.
“I worked on the COVID Intensive Treatment Unit and COVID Emergency Department during the pandemic. The past three months have been exhausting physically and emotionally and The Duke and Duchess’s visit is a recognition of the hard work and compassion that everybody has put in to keep our patients safe.”
Staff across the Trust cared for more than 450 patients with COVID-19 in the first few months of the pandemic. 291 who tested positive for COVID, have since been discharged from QEH.
Frontline doctors and nurses, support teams and administration staff have all worked tirelessly to provide safe care for patients at the hospital. The site was split into zones to separate COVID and suspected COVID patients from non-COVID patients, including creating an additional Emergency Department. New ways of working and technology were implemented at pace and staff were redeployed into new teams to support care.
Trust chairman, Professor Steve Barnett, said: “The past few months have been incredibly challenging for everyone at QEH, and for the wider NHS, as we have responded to this global pandemic. I could not be more proud of how our staff have responded – always putting patients and their safety first.
“As the nation celebrates the NHS’s 72nd birthday and we mark our own hospital’s 40th anniversary, today’s visit by The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is a testament to the high regard we all have for those who care for us when we need it the most.
“Both our staff and the local community, who have given us so much support over the past few months, should be rightly proud of themselves. We have an incredibly special relationship with our local community in West Norfolk, and today’s clap was about saying thank you for the unrivalled support we have received in recent months, for which we could not be more grateful.”
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@TeamQEH: A great day to celebrate #NHS72 and our 40th anniversary month. Here’s a great selection of pictures of @KensingtonRoyal meeting some of our staff and local community.
As thousands of people all over the country paid tribute to the NHS this afternoon with a final round of applause of appreciation, Lynn's Queen Elizabeth Hospital got a very special visit when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge came in person to say thanks to staff.
The founding of the NHS is dated to June 5, 1948, making this the 72nd anniversary.
In this tumultuous year Kate arrived wearing an appropriately coloured outfit, light blue, the colour of the National Health Service.
They were greeted by the chairman of the NHS trust Steve Barnett and Caroline Shaw, the hospital's chief executive officer.
Among the people they sat and talked to in the visit was Suzie Vaughan, the QEH member of staff who became an internet sensation and the face of the sacrifices made by workers when film of her greeting her two daughters after nine weeks away working on ICU, went viral across the world.
They also met other members of staff who have worked through the pandemic.
There have been a total of 147 deaths at the QEH of patients diagnosed with Covid-19.
Source: lynnnews.co.uk