The NHS turns 70 in July and we’d like to hear from staff who worked for the service 50 years ago, in its early days.
We’re interested in people’s memories from every part of the NHS, whether you were a nurse or doctor, an orderly, an ambulance driver or worked in administration – and would also like to hear from you if have a friend or family member who you think this applies to. Your experiences will help us recognise the work of the NHS to mark its anniversary.
Share your experiences
If you worked in the NHS in any capacity we’d like to hear from you. We’re especially interested in those who worked in the first decade of its creation. If you worked in the early years, what was it like? How has it changed? What’s your most memorable experience?
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