Mark Elliott

[Sophie West @sophiedwest]

And another job! Come and join us at Freeman as a Research Fellow in Respiratory Medicine
The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The closing date is 02 June 2023
Ref: 317-TD-23-114 @tdster23 @GazDavies91

[Home Mechanical Ventilation in Partnership @HMViPGroup]

Spread the word – tomorrow is the first-ever World HMV Day! If you or someone you know wants to learn about home mechanical ventilation, and how you can help improve awareness and equity of therapy, visit https://t.co/SYDPw6Hn0Z & share this post. #addinglifetoyears #WorldHMVDay

[Anita Simonds @anitaKS1]

Excellent NIV advice from the experts Sarah and Fleur…

[Becky D'Cruz @RebDCruz]

Very topical for the first ever #WorldHMVDay

[SiLVaH @SiLVaH_UK]

Fantastic program and a variety of speakers again this year! See you all there #SiLVaHontour

[Llinos Jones @drllinos]

Please share this widely. Thanks to all who've helped to co-produce this to improve equity of access to asthma information. The pdf is hosted here for anyone to print out.
https://t.co/ycyIUFeGCt
@PCRSUK @ARNS_UK @respfutures @MidYorkshireNHS @YHAHSN

[Mark Elliott @MarkE278]

I've #justsponsored Helen Moorhouse, who's fundraising for Motor Neurone Disease Association on @JustGiving. Donate now https://t.co/mYOmDNgnTB

[Alison Armstrong @AlisonArmstron]

This is a great practical addition to the online Acute and HMV course. Suitable for anyone within the MDT who has some NIV experience but wants to know more!

[Fisher & Paykel Healthcare - Optiflow UK @OptiflowNHF]

Don’t miss out on #CARE2023 – a Clinician led, in person convention, bringing together all those with an interest in respiratory care.

Register now for early bird pricing before March 31st: https://t.co/7mpo2HyoPt

[Michelle Chatwin @michellechatwin]

Everyone is welcome to fill out this survey. Whether you frequently or infrequently use monitoring with NIV. Will be interesting to see people’s views on patient ventilator asynchrony and what tools they need or don’t need. Fill it in and retweet to spread the word!

[Mark Elliott @MarkE278]

I did a one week locum as a medical house officer as a final year medical student in 1982. It was fantastic experience and a (the) highlight of six years at medical school. #winwin

[Lynnurquhart @LynnurquhartID]

Medical students have helped with>700 shifts on our AMU at peak busy periods (evenings and weekends) in 2022. Made a massive difference to flow and they got paid. Win win @acutemedicine

[Professor Dinesh Saralaya @SaralayaD]

Great interaction with the excellent neurology department #stanleymedicalcollege @chennai some great interaction on how to treat neuromuscular respiratory failure @MarkE278 shared some of the wisdom you taught me @BTHFT @BTSrespiratory @PRCBradford @CityOfResearch @docjohnwright

[INSPIREresp @INSPIREresp_UK]

Do you want to get better at selling your research idea? 👀
@NIHRresearch grant application masterclass running in March
Details below👇

[Mark Elliott @MarkE278]

So sad to hear this. I met Randy a couple of times. What a nice and gentle man. His writing and research were so useful to me in my career. ALS is such a cruel illness. What a legacy he leaves.

[UW Medicine Newsroom @uwmnewsroom]

Dr. Randy Curtis @uwpccm was courageous after hearing of his diagnosis with ALS. He passed away Feb. 6 and had a huge impact @UWMedicine and in the field of #PalliativeCare. He shared his journey in 2021 with @TedLandK5 @KING5Seattle. Watch his story: https://t.co/xI3qt9a9h1

[HMV-UK @uk_hmv]

We are currently building our agenda for the HMV meeting later this year. We would love to invite a team member to host a joint presentation with one of their tracheostomy ventilated patients talking about empowering people to allow them to thrive at home.
Please DM us ❤️

[Catrin Emery @CatrinEmery]

📣 Calling all healthcare professionals working with patients with MND

The @mndassoc are hosting another event covering all thing’s NIV. This session will cover:

What is NIV?
What are the various interfaces?
Troubleshooting intolerance
What if it no longer adds benefit?

[Mark Elliott @MarkE278]

That is very kind of you Neil. Of course one of the many things that makes being a Dr such a great job is working with very talented trainees and then seeing them go on to make a great success of their own careers.

[DrNeil @Callme_DrNeil]

@MarkE278 My greatest job ever was being your PRHO.
Learnt everything I still do now about how to practice.
And also how to be a gent from the master himself @MarkE278

[Mark Elliott @MarkE278]

I loved being a PRHO (FY1). I was part of a great ward team and it was good to be contributing rather than mostly just observing as a student: 1st to see patient, take decisions, talk to relatives, organising, etc. I learnt so much. I also loved being a (Med) SHO, Reg, SR & Cons

[John Watson @dr_lungs]

First Job: Lab technician
Current job: Grandfather
Worst job: PRHO (=FY1) medicine
Dream job: Consultant in Respiratory Medicine with interest in TB.

[Michelle Chatwin @michellechatwin]

✅ Agree with @emaroids1 really interesting survey to fill in if you work with NIV. Help give your option on what’s important in monitoring & what your not confident identifying in PVA.

Click here and retweet👇🏻👇🏻

https://t.co/NfwSMxmpM5
@somnoniv @NickHartGSTT @DrGonzalezJesus