Why we now use H.I.E.
Feb
Why we now use H.I.E.
You may have noticed over recent months we have started to use H.I.E. (with the dots in between), instead of HIE.
When it reads out H.I.E. without the dots it sounds like “heee”, and if we put H.I.E., with the dots in between, it reads it out correctly. We’re always learning, and are trying to make sure our information is as accessible as possible.
Peeps on Twitter
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Thank you @sarahkedney for listening to and championing H.I.E. families. Look forward to hearing the findings!
JMW is proud to support @PeepsHie, the only UK charity dedicated to supporting those affected by hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy (#HIE).
Peeps provides vital support for families and friends of those affected by HIE. Read more about our partnership: https://www.jmw.co.uk/blog/birth-injury-claims/why-we-support-peeps
Thank you @lanyonbowdler for inviting us along to share the work of Peeps. It was a great morning! #HeardOfHIE