‘Get off your chuffs’ winning charity hospital founder tells doctors

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‘Get off your chuffs’ winning charity hospital founder tells doctors

14 March 2018

Fiona

Thomas

fthomas@nzdoctor.co.nz

Wednesday 14 March 2018, 12:00 AM

From left to right: Barbara Falloon (RN), Keith Chiang (Dentist), Helen Coker (RN & Reception), Carl Shaw (Executive Officer) , Rosie Graham (Fundraiser), Jane Shaw (RN Reception), Marion Burleigh (RN), Jan Clemenson (RN), Dr Peter Pryor (Anaethetist), Denise May (Fundraiser) – two staff and eight volunteers

Christchurch Charity Hospital staff and volunteers the night they won New Zealand Community of the Year Award

I’ve heard excuses from ‘we are too busy’ or ‘the problem isn’t that big’, to ‘there’s nothing we can do’ The founder of Christchurch Charity Hos, Phil Bagshaw, Phil Bagshaw suggests GPs lobby Pryor and fundraiser Denise May colleges to encourage hospital doctors to act

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