Last few days to apply for a *permanent* Principal Modeller/Health Economist post working on #HCAI and #AMR in a wonderful team and with leaders in the field across disciplines, to inform policy and practice in this high priority area https://t.co/GZYtxKD9pm
An exciting new report from @OneHealthTrust on the value of #vaccines in combating #AMR. Thrilled to have had the opportunity to contribute to this work! Big thanks to @OneHealthTrust & @MedResFdn_AMR for their support during my placement.
🚀📢 A new One Health Trust report supported by @IFPMA highlights the importance of boosting vaccination coverage to slow the emergence and spread of drug resistance. #AMR#vaccines
Check out the report here: https://t.co/Abp4ARnv6a
The first study from my PhD out in @BMJ_Open, particularly relevant to studies using natural language processing methods applied to electronic health records: a short 🧵:
https://t.co/ySq8GmcVVz
𝗥𝗦𝗩 𝗔𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟮 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲 𝗔𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲
Watch our brand-new educational animation about RSV in Older Adults. RSV infections can be dangerous for older adults with underlying diseases.
#RSVPatientNetwork#AwarenessWeek2022#ShareToBeAware#RSV
If you are interested in statistics and joining the RSS please listen (don't have to watch...I didn't realise we would be using the video) @RSSMedSection@RoyalStatSoc then get involved.
Our thoughts on how to conduct high quality research while maximising the potential of existing Electronic Health Records @KHoneyfordStats@BonceaEstera @DrCCostelloe @FaisalLab@benjamin_post https://t.co/uV3CCmyaem
Want to express a huge thank you to the @MedResFdn_AMR for an engaging conference and training week! I am inspired and excited by all the brilliant researchers emerging in #AMR.
Highly commended runners up were Group 1A; @ElliotStanton5, Lucile Hubert, @emmapritchy, @Lucy_May_Miller & @beccahull_ for their proposal to help reduce antibiotic💊use by using lateral flow tests to distinguish between bacterial and viral infections in young children 👏👏
Congratulations to @Lucy_May_Miller, winner of the best poster in the #AMR and Antimicrobial Use group for her poster on ‘Estimating the burden of RSV attributable primary care antibiotic prescriptions in England’👏🎉
Great feedback on our pregnancy vaccines & COVID-19 research from Black Country and West Birmingham Local Maternity and Neonatal system @local_maternity Ensuring midwives feel confident talking about pregnancy vaccines vital! Preprint: https://t.co/P9nA9F0tMk NOT PEER REVIEWED
This week is #ImperialWomen week.
We are celebrating inspirational members of staff from across the School of Public Health.
Dr Kate Honeyford is a Research Associate in @Imperial_PCPH
Read more about Kate: https://t.co/7SUZ7gmuGQ
This week is #ImperialWomen week.
We are celebrating inspirational members of staff from across the School of Public Health.
Dr Céire Costelloe is Director of the Global Digital Health Unit.
Read more about Céire: https://t.co/qWVdnkNI1t
📣Join us today at 5pm (GMT) for our Covid-19 Vaccine Q&A to ask your questions, or just have a listen, with researcher @PaulFMcKay, clinician @HelenSkirrow and community pharmacist Hala @Daysofconfused 🙌
All welcome! Watch and join in on YouTube👇https://t.co/nYq7hvn64T
Do you have questions about Covid-19 vaccines, or something you're worried about?
Join our open, community conversation with vaccine researcher @PaulFMcKay and public health doctor @HelenSkirrow on Thurs 18 Feb, 5pm - 6pm 📅
All welcome, free reg 👉 https://t.co/douVGzCVGM
Beyond excited to see my first paper in @BMJ_Qual_Saf on the association between intrahospital patient transfers and odds of developing an infection in elderly patients.
Huge thank you to @ExpertPol @DrCCostelloe and @KHoneyfordStats for their support
https://t.co/d9hV6w1wUF