Today is World MS Day! 🎉🎈 Join us as we stand in solidarity with the global MS movement. Today, we come together to raise awareness, build community, champion self-care and advocate for change. Join the conversation using the hashtags #WorldMSDay and #MSConnections ! ✨
I’m just back from the pharmacy. And I think I must share what just happened to raise awareness about #communicationrights:
There was a lady with #aphasia on the counter next to me trying to buy an electric heating pad. 🧵 1/10
Man who was diagnosed with a massive terminal brain tumour was prescribed headache tablets and told 'the mind can do funny things' by his GP.
https://t.co/9VzwfHbeuO
Iain trained as an engineer in the Navy when he left school! His advice to anyone considering a career in the NHS is: ✔ be ready to work hard ✔ talk to different professions ✔ be open to change. This advice gave Iain the confidence to pursue his career in the NHS.#NoWrongPath
Claire left school to study psychology! 🏥 Now Claire works in a hospital as a Speech and Language Therapist, providing vital care for patients who have communication and swallowing difficulties.
Find your career with NHSScotland https://t.co/rpGwhl2Hkm
#NoWrongPath#NHSScotland
It's sad to hear that Bruce Willis has been diagnosed with #aphasia . Here is some information from the @aphasiacre that may support answering questions that have arisen from this news
First day working in the Charles Bell Pavilion at the Astley Ainslie hospital today which is an inpatient rehab unit for people with acquired brain injuries, stroke and other neurological conditions and is where I have wanted to work for a long time! So pleased to be there!
The SLT team @NHNN_therapies are delivering a series of 1-hour webinars in March on different #aphasia therapy approaches. All are welcome at a bargain price! Please register at: https://t.co/pjmZu6mpJ2 @volkmer_anna@clairefarring20@rtslt
Great article with Consultant Speech and Language Therapist Sarah Wallace OBE, highlighting the role of SLT in bringing back the person in the bed @sarahwallaceslt https://t.co/FpBCARRRE1
To help stop the spread of the virus, we recommend wearing a mask or face covering if possible. After a stroke, you may have difficulty wearing a mask or face covering.
Watch this video to see how to apply a mask or face-covering with one hand.
Was stopped in my tracks while walking between wards at the Royal Infirmary @RIE_Lothian today by this amazing rainbow 🌈 This symbol of 2020, shining over our hospital reminded me that good times will come again! #besafe#BeKind@NHS_Lothian
Fantastic article from @BBCNews that discusses how speech and language therapists and other AHPs help support patients recovering from COVID-19. Ronald Doherty shares his experience of rehabilitation here: https://t.co/GJttAe2bmf
@RCSLTNI@CearaSLT@WeAHPs