๐ฅ If youโve recently been to an outpatient appointment share your thoughts in this survey. ๐@PatientsAssocteamed up with @NHSEngland & @RCPhysicians on a project dedicated to enhancing outpatient care. Your input is invaluable: https://t.co/uNuQIsKIzH
A great start to our final day of our National Rural Conference 2023. Thanks to our Rural Health & Care speakers @Dunne4Ludlow , Prof Stuart Maitland-Knibb from @UCLan and Jan Sobieraj from @NCRHC_
Today weโve published our response to the NHS Long-term Workforce Plan. The vision set out by the government offers many exciting opportunities. Our response suggests a range of actions which can ๐ต๐ฒ๐น๐ฝ ๐ฎ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฟ๐ฒ๐๐ ๐๐ต๐ถ๐ ๐ณ๐ผ๐ฟ ๐ฟ๐๐ฟ๐ฎ๐น ๐ฎ๐ฟ๐ฒ๐ฎ๐. See bio for more...
We are looking for a part time Chair to lead us to the next stage of our development. Expressions of interest are invited by 5pm Friday 8 September to our current Chair Mr Jan Sobieraj, via email [email protected]. Full details available here: https://t.co/rj9kAWVr3t
In July's Casebook dentistry, physician associates, the antidote to dementia outbreaks, and in 'other stuff' a call for you to fill in our survey seeking member responses about the rural context for the implementation of the NHS Long Term Work https://t.co/8gDFJssIWF
In June's Casebook;ย cost of living crisis, the covid inquiry in action and a hope it has a spatial dimension, staff shortages, dumped PPE and young and lonely as a rural way of life. In Other stuff a list of our activities to date. https://t.co/KbMzZMHvl7
In May's edition of casebook: school nurses, an insightful report on covid failings from our friends at Nuffield, flexibility to access pharmacies directly, the challenge and opportunity of clinical trials, and some interesting updates in โOther Stuff.โ https://t.co/LLtUhdhabz
In Casebook for April: lack of mental health support in rural areas, the ongoing challenge of the pandemic, along with a scary story about ticks and some interesting reflections on our recent activities in โOther Stuff.โ https://t.co/s76iYLgUI2
In Casebook for March, reflections on challenges facing GPs an primary care, some budget decisions and their likely impact on rural health and care and two positive stories linked to virtual wards and robots in the operating theatre https://t.co/D4BsJ8BikB
In casebook for February, better news on ambulance waits, malnutrition in the UK, Vaccine stats and two workforce stories revealing the challenges we currently face. Some useful information in 'other stuff' as well https://t.co/AEDLXw7Ar5
In Casebook this month a focus on workforce issues and the impact rural health and care. You can also catch up on what weโve been up to in โOther Stuffโ including access to Professor Roger Strasserโs lecture about global rural health workforce issues https://t.co/U94aHXKUCP
In Casebook for December, some thoughts on the impact of industrial action on rural dwellers, covid in another couple of twists and turns, a miracle dog, workforce dynamics and our agenda for next year https://t.co/i933x6GwiG
In November's Casebook: delayed discharge, the problem of getting into care homes, spiralling agency costs, A&E Challenges and a great story about groundsource heating https://t.co/XChXaL6nQK
In Casebook, troubled times as covid, the cost of living crisis and austerity begin to collectively ramp up. Some more positive news to offer from our Parliamentary Inquiry report and the latest iteration of our Rural Proofing Toolkit https://t.co/rVETHzIg86
In casebook this month, summer pressures, time to brace ourselves for the autumn and winter ahead and cameos of some of the challenges night workers, rural dwellers and service provides could face https://t.co/A3LapWF9Le
In July's casebook: the persistence of covid, a scary heatwave, Kate Bingham Speaks, the power of TikTok, social care challenges and โsteady as she goesโ in terms of progress around key activities at the National Centre for Rural Health and Care. https://t.co/M5TAQ7ppst
In Casebook this month, the shortage of rural GPs, unseen unfairness in terms of the supply of overseas care workers, ambulance staff struggling to โfit inโ literally, the new omicron wave, and reflections on womenโs health in rural setting https://t.co/lzVFSbHPCD
In casebook this month, prescription charges, covid, health and poverty, the challenges and fears of distance from emergency services and a reminder of what we plan to do this year โ along with an invitation to join us! https://t.co/TYKwjJC3Om
In Casebook this month, cost of living challenges, child hepatitis, mass trespass celebrated, declining life expectancy, is covid withering on the vine? And we're working on rural proofing in Northern Ireland as we ramp our activities up for 2022/23. https://t.co/7VJfLLDGgZ
In February's Casebook, changing covid rules, hospital beds, racial inequalities, backlogs, workforce and the publication of our own Parliamentary Inquiry https://t.co/TvN6duAik1