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COVID’s Hidden Scars: Repairing Moral Injury in Critical Care Nursing
Price
Installation included with general museum admission.
Where
St Thomas' Hospital, 2 Lambeth Palace Road, London, SE1 7EP
About
An interactive art installation shares critical care nurses’ accounts of moral injury during and after the pandemic.
Drawing on interviews with 54 nurses, the installation combines a reconstructed critical-care bed, mural, quilt, curtains, filmed performance and photography. The page credits James Croft, Sally Ann Spenser-Grey, Rebel Roots Theatre Company and Yid Whells as co-creators; their catalogue identities remain unlinked pending confident matches. The museum warns that strong language and distressing material may be present. Usual opening is Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00, last entry 16:30.
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