Sharon Morrison

SCN in NHS Lanarkshire.

[Sharon Morrison @SharonMorrison2]

3 minions and a ladybird for the P2 homework. Photobombing egg at the back. @LanarkPrimary

[NHS Lanarkshire Pharmacy @NHSLPharmacy]

VACANCY

We are recruiting for Head of Pharmacy (Band 8C) at @WishawGen. For more information and to apply, visit https://t.co/VyumT5zYLy

Closing date: 13 March 2026

[Alasdair MacLullich @A_MacLullich]

The 4AT can be scored in patients who cannot speak or are too unwell to undergo cognitive testing. No patients are Unable To Assess (UTA) with the 4AT. This improves uptake and accuracy in diagnosis.

See the 4AT website for more details.

[Sharon Morrison @SharonMorrison2]

@LanarkPrimary Amazing work and great food.

[Sharon Morrison @SharonMorrison2]

@LanarkPrimary It was a great show. The singing and script were amazing. Well done P1. 🌟

[UK Stroke Forum @UKStrokeForum]

Dr Michael Hill emphasised the importance of speed in thrombectomy.

“We’re not tidy - sacrifice everything for speed.

“If not under 60 minutes from door-to-puncture, you’re not going fast enough.”

But even the fastest thrombectomy services in England take over 2 hours. #UKSF24

[UK Stroke Forum @UKStrokeForum]

Of the 15% of eligible stroke patients, 3.9% receive a thrombectomy

“A real access problem,” said Lisa Shaw at #UKSF24 who is exploring the SPEEDY pathway

A realtime tool to improve rates by assessing the viability of direct-to-thrombectomy treatment in the prehospital setting.

[UK Stroke Forum @UKStrokeForum]

Stroke patients are worse off now than they were 10 years ago when it comes to treatment on stroke units, due to a post-pandemic slump.

To get answers for patients, “Be curious and impatient” in implementing and answering research questions, said Prof Martin James at #UKSF24.

[Milena Slachetka (Mel) @milenium0]

Early start at #UKSF24 today, Andy Kerr presenting Impact of Technology Enriched Rehabilitation. All stroke survivors have rehab potential 💪 #research #stroke #Rehabilitation

[Sharon Morrison @SharonMorrison2]

@Z1Nurse @ScotStrokeNurse @UKStrokeForum 👏🏻

[NurseZ1 @Z1Nurse]

Happy to share that I am the newly appointed chair for the Scottish Stroke Nurse Forum @ScotStrokeNurse. Excited to help support and develop stroke nursing across Scotland! Here today at @UKStrokeForum #UKSF2024, what a wonderfully inspiring opening plenary 👏

[Milena Slachetka (Mel) @milenium0]

Great talk from @GillianMSweeney demonstrating use of Technology Enriched Rehabilitation in the hospital, achieving additional rehab time and patient engagement throughout the hospital stay #UKSF2024 @CoCreationRehab @CHSScotland @InnervaGroup @NHSLanarkshire

[Sharon Morrison @SharonMorrison2]

@LanarkPrimary Great day to be a helper. Amazing children, kind, respectful and well behaved, heartwarming watching the older children with the younger ones 🥰

[Cheryl Clark @Cheryl__79]

Thanks everyone for their interest in this role to date. Applications remain open, closing early next week.

[British Geriatrics Society @GeriSoc]

The stroke theme continues in stream 2, now looking at the latest developments and guidelines. #BGSconf followers and attendees will be interested to read about the major new NHS campaign Act FAST to increase awareness of the signs of stroke https://t.co/epUaaHNf1l

[George Stern @georgestern]

Top performers aren't just magically more productive -

They're using these 6 techniques:

[Ian Kremer @LEAD_Coalition]

Tips for communicating with someone who has #dementia

#Alzheimers #caregiving

[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

Storytelling is a core capability for leaders of change. Stories are the building blocks of empathy & compassion and a way of getting to the heart of who you are. They foster feelings of community & connection. They can help people feel more in control & less alone in the challenges they face. Leaders who tell compelling stories can move their audience from apathy to empathy & ultimately to action.
The original article: https://t.co/pgrP0J5Kpd. A new podcast ("Leaders who tell stories rule the world"): https://t.co/Qv1AMcoMQO. By Manfred Kets de Vries via @INSEADKnowledge. I paired this with a graphic by @tnvora.

[NHS Lanarkshire @NHSLanarkshire]

All three of our Emergency Departments are currently extremely busy with long waits to be seen. If your condition isn’t life-threatening, do not attend our A&Es. Call NHS 24 on 111 to access the right care. Only go to A&E, or call 999, if it’s an emergency.

[Sharon Morrison @SharonMorrison2]

@nursemacp @ClydesdaleGroup Looks amazing 🌟