Ina wanted to share her story in order to raise awareness of what it is like to have severe ME & the lack of research/understanding & support for the condition https://t.co/4psZc1dKIM
@Scotambservice dealt with over 60,000 incidents in June but only around 50% required the patient to go to A&E. That doesn’t stop 🚑 ambulances getting stuck outside stretched emergency departments but it does help https://t.co/I01lz1cUhO
This is a reminder of the personal tragedies that came about due to the NHS infected blood disaster @bloodinquiry will publish its final report on May 20th
@BBCLisaSummers and I first heard Euan’s story five years ago. It’s stayed with me ever since. The public inquiry publishes its findings later this month. https://t.co/AtF1b1HJSK
Here is what I learned - Introducing a regular structured warm up to sports training can reduce the risk of ACL injuries by 50% 👇 https://t.co/sDsi3E0qon
Glasgow, Grampian, Edinburgh - doctors in the busiest emergency departments say too many patients are dying or coming to harm. They want a Scotland-wide review of patient safety 👇 in A&E https://t.co/YeHsZrl3ik
Ten-year-old Eva's spinal condition is now said to be inoperable after seven surgery cancellations, the first three a result of nursing shortages. Her surgeon, Dr Chris Adams had been due to operate tomorrow. BBC understands he's been suspended 1/3
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This funding is a welcome announcement for our Community Links Workers in Glasgow!
Thanks to @BBCLisaSummers @Georgina__Hayes for profiling the vital work of this programme in Glasgow https://t.co/70T87wL8jI