Thank you Kirsty and Kerri! I rarely comment BUT both talks and discussions were excellent and gave a lot to think about. I can only wish for a brighter future with such positive people leading forward- it is not about bringing anybody down but about raising everybody up together. Thank you for sharing perspective, experience and creating hope for a more positive future for everybody. Everybody is just trying to find their own little 'bliss' in the workplace - healthcare is not just a job or tick box expercise- it is at its core a fullfilling profession for meaniful and positive changes ( though sometimes we cannot change the outside world it may be about changing how we see and interpret the world that is more important) in the smaller and bigger communities that everbody belongs to. Your talks go beyond just disability and gender and we should not see these as as just 'special' cases compared to 'norm'. Refelecting back on the last few years- the only question that had any meaning and power was the only one I have never been asked and I would encourage we ask everbody this: 'What is important to you?' and 'how can we support you with what you have identified as being important to you?'. It is not about far out goals that are unreachable, it can be about simple things like Kirsty said- how we get to work, how we understand our jobs through induction and and in creating fair opputunities for everybody to excell and find their bliss and fullfillment which creates a positive feedback loop for people around and the large communities which we serve and are apart of. Thank you again.
Thank you Kirsty and Kerri! I rarely comment BUT both talks and discussions were excellent and gave a lot to think about. I can only wish for a brighter future with such positive people leading forward- it is not about bringing anybody down but about raising everybody up together. Thank you for sharing perspective, experience and creating hope for a more positive future for everybody. Everybody is just trying to find their own little 'bliss' in the workplace - healthcare is not just a job or tick box expercise- it is at its core a fullfilling profession for meaniful and positive changes ( though sometimes we cannot change the outside world it may be about changing how we see and interpret the world that is more important) in the smaller and bigger communities that everbody belongs to. Your talks go beyond just disability and gender and we should not see these as as just 'special' cases compared to 'norm'. Refelecting back on the last few years- the only question that had any meaning and power was the only one I have never been asked and I would encourage we ask everbody this: 'What is important to you?' and 'how can we support you with what you have identified as being important to you?'. It is not about far out goals that are unreachable, it can be about simple things like Kirsty said- how we get to work, how we understand our jobs through induction and and in creating fair opputunities for everybody to excell and find their bliss and fullfillment which creates a positive feedback loop for people around and the large communities which we serve and are apart of. Thank you again.