On Weds/Thurs next week, the Infected Blood Inquiry will be sitting again to examine governments response to compensation.
The delays are causing significant mental health issues within the community.
I’ll be on @TimesRadio at 8:35 this morning to discuss.
@HaemoSocUK_PI
Team approach is key to managing for PWH and a proactive thinking is needed for prevention and management of fraility and fractures in the aging population. https://t.co/wTslORceXr
Children in UK suffering ‘irreversible harm’ due to physiotherapy delays | NHS | The Guardian - great work by .@thecsp press team https://t.co/RAEB85xGKY
The wait is nearly over ⏰Only 24 hours to go! Don’t forget to collect your Congress bags on arrival - if you have not registered for #EAHAD2025 yet, there is still time to secure your spot: https://t.co/3Zv9lbv1wl
At the beginning of the year, I'm reflecting on "busyness". It's an affliction for many of us. Being busy means we don't have time for things that really matter to us or we miss important opportunities. Some organisations view busyness as a marker of leadership success. Busyness may also meet our psychological need for validation, self-worth, avoiding emotions &/or staying in control. We can make 2025 the year when, individually & collectively, we are less "busy": https://t.co/AvfsoicY7J. By Dalia Oufi. Graphic by @lianafinck via @AdamMGrant.
We are so sad to tell you that Jess McLean (Page), our much-loved Youth Ambassador and friend to so many in our community, has died from leukaemia at the age of 29. She will always be a cherished and irreplaceable member of our Haemophilia Society family https://t.co/PdoJtck4Fn
A new programme from @ITNBusiness is exploring solutions to the mounting pressures on children's healthcare.
Our Medical Director Dr Sara Hanna discusses the importance of collaboration between clinical care, education and training, and research: https://t.co/mp4OJrHKQb
We love these colourful displays by our community physiotherapists highlighting the importance of physiotherapy for children.
They were created in celebration of World Physiotherapy Day.
#WorldPTDay
We are distressed by the racially and religiously targeted violence and civil disorder taking place in some of the UK’s towns and cities.
We recognise the significant impact these disgraceful acts will be having on doctors and other staff working in our health services, as well as members of the public - particularly those from religious groups or minority ethnic or non-UK backgrounds. Everyone has the right to come to work without fear of racism and it’s unacceptable that people should feel unsafe at work or at home.
We have a dedicated resource on our website that provides guidance for doctors who experience racism in the workplace, whether from patients or colleagues: https://t.co/bDZW2RPuuZ
You can read our full statement on our website: https://t.co/dQpLvPGVSe
'You speak to the physios and they're just stretched and they need more funding and more of them'.
BBC News highlights the devastating impact caused by long waits for community rehab.
All patients have a #RightToRehab.
Full story: https://t.co/K7SZlZlLyu
Great day at #CSPARC2024 debating motions and shaping the future of the CSP. A great opportunity to influence @thecsp work and network with physios from across the UK
Our Annual Representative Conference opens today.
Over 200 members will play a key role in shaping our society’s future policies and campaigns.
#CSPARC24 (1/4)
This #CFWeek we're sharing the fantastic blog Siobhán, joint clinical director of the paediatric cystic fibrosis service at @RBandH, wrote last year.
She explains how treatments have drastically improved in the last 10 years thanks to vital research: https://t.co/WLhuUrlIqK