Skip to content
Llamar.ai
Menu
Back to recent public pages

Public page

The woman who has worked for the NHS since it was founded

Source

www.bbc.co.uk

Published Source checked

Added to Llamar Summary updated

Open the original source (opens in a new tab)
Image shows Audrey, a 96-year-old lady wearing a blue hospital volunteer t-shirt. She is surrounded by younger women wearing lanyards and smiling at the camera.

Understand

Audrey Joughlin, 96, who has worked or volunteered for the NHS since its founding in 1948, continues to support patients at the Royal Liverpool Hospital.

Overview

Audrey Joughlin began working for healthcare services before the NHS was established in 1948 by Clement Attlee's government. Having previously worked professionally in histology diagnosing diseases, she has volunteered at the Royal Liverpool Hospital since 1994, running the patient book trolley service. Hospital staff recently surprised her with a celebration to honour her remarkable dedication and nearly eight decades of service.

Key points

  • Audrey Joughlin, aged 96, has been involved with the NHS since its inception in 1948.
  • She worked professionally in histology, examining tissues for diseases and infections.
  • Since 1994, she has volunteered at the Royal Liverpool Hospital, currently running the patient book trolley service.
  • Hospital staff and management organised a surprise ceremony to thank her for her eight decades of service.
Report this page