Nurse Aimee Taylor commended by the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare for outstanding contributions | News

Nurse Aimee Taylor commended by the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare for outstanding contributions

Aimee Taylor, Gynaecology Clinical Nurse Specialist from our Women’s Hospital is one of the exceptional nurses recognised in the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) Nurse Spotlight campaign - being highly commended for her outstanding contributions to sexual and reproductive healthcare. With over 15 years of experience in women's health care, Aimee has demonstrated a deep passion for addressing health inequalities and empowering women to make informed decisions about their own health.

Aimee’s dedication to patient education is evident in her approach to contraception and treatment options for termination of pregnancy (TOP). She understands the importance of breaking down barriers and ensuring access to safe care for all individuals. Throughout her career, Aimee has witnessed the changing landscape of TOP and advocates for ongoing improvements to make women's healthcare more readily available.

She said: “I worked as a student Nurse in Gynaecology at BWH and this fuelled my desire to work within women's health care upon qualification. I feel so privileged to work at BWH with a fantastic team of clinicians that always put the patients at the heart of everything we do.  Being nominated and recognised was such an achievement as I feel that nurses are an integral part of the patients journey and I strongly feel we are the patient advocate in what can be such a harrowing time for the patient.”

Being nominated for the FSRH Nurse Spotlight Award was a humbling experience, and she expresses her commitment to continue working towards improving women's health and dismantling unnecessary barriers in care. Her passion for the field and desire to invest in and enhance women's healthcare reflects her unwavering dedication to her patients' well-being.

Aimee said: “I strive to empower women to make decisions with regards to their own health through education, be it with contraception or with treatment options for termination of pregnancy. I have seen the changing face of TOP over the years and hope that we can continue to break down unnecessary barriers to provide much-needed safe care where applicable. I love what I do and would envisage that women's health care continues to be invested in and improved to make access more readily available for our patients.”

The FSRH Nurse Spotlight campaign invites everyone to explore the stories of extraordinary nurses like Aimee, who have gone above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of their patients. Their commitment, compassion, and innovative approaches to care serve as a source of inspiration for others in the field.

Aimee's contributions, along with those of other exceptional nurses, exemplify the crucial role nurses play in sexual and reproductive healthcare. Through their tireless dedication and commitment, they make a real difference in the lives of individuals seeking care and support. The FSRH Nurse Spotlight campaign aims to celebrate and honour these remarkable professionals, shedding a bright and enduring light on the invaluable work they do every day.

You can now read Aimee's story via the CMV Action website along with many other stories surrounding CMV. .

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