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Pixelwave Creative supports NHS frontline workers with video services
Bury-based video provider Pixelwave Creative is supporting the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic with videos to keep healthcare staff at UK hospitals informed.
The videos, already in use at a major NHS hospital in the North of England, communicate to workers the updated guidelines on infection prevention and control advice for when treating patients who have, or are suspected of having, COVID-19.
The information includes the latest advice on what personal protective equipment (PPE) should be worn in different settings.
JP Woffenden, managing director at Pixelwave Creative, says: “We feel incredibly fortunate that we have been able to step in and support the NHS with our video expertise during such challenging times.”
“We understand how important it is for NHS organisations to communicate updated PPE safety guidelines quickly and accurately so that staff can deliver essential care while keeping their patients and themselves safe.”
“Through our work with a number of healthcare organisations over the past decade, including NHS Trusts, Health Education England and The Royal College of Surgeons, we know how video works effectively as a tool to get across key messages, policies and updates to staff, while helping health companies engage with their staff to provide valuable information on important issues.”
Pixelwave Creative is also offering free support to help Bury businesses make their own videos – whether that is to communicate with their customers and clients, or even to keep in touch with staff who are working from home.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Claire Woffenden .
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