Love, Loss & Life: Real Stories from the AIDS Pandemic: Jane Bruton

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Jane Bruton began her nursing career in Leicester and first encountered HIV
patients when she became Ward Sister in the infectious diseases unit there.
After a short spell as a health advisor in the Sexual Health Clinic at the
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, in 1989 she became Sister on Broderip
Ward, the dedicated HIV ward at the Middlesex Hospital. Jane returned to
the Chelsea and Westminster in 1999 for a further 14 years in various Senior
Nurse roles in HIV. She has also worked with HIV patients in rural Uganda, and she is now the Clinical Research Manager in the Patient Experience Research Centre at Imperial College, London.

This podcast series features stories taken from our first book, a collection of essays, reflections, and testimonies also entitled ‘Love, Loss & Life’ which you can buy here.
An audiobook is also available here.
Visit the National HIV Story Trust website