@TalkingHealthS1 support providers across the UK to build capacity to deliver their own evidence based, peer-led #selfmanagement programmes. For info, guidance and support see our commisioners guidance https://t.co/8zYZKyOxHn #personalisedcare
Registration is now open for Virtual Tutor Training using the UK CDSMP Manual (2020) starting Friday 9th April 2021, more details for this can found here https://t.co/d5r08iaZxx
Registration is now open for Virtual Tutor Manual Update and Supervision, this will run over three sessions and start on 01 April 2021.
https://t.co/d5r08iaZxx
The UK 4th edition of the participant handbook 'Living a Healthy Life with Long-Term Conditions' can now be purchased by members of the SMRC Coordinators' Network for only £12.98.
Fore more information on how to pre-order, please visit our website
https://t.co/GCqT7v7yGI
There are now two ways for providers of SMRC interventions across the UK to continue to support people living with long-term conditions to effectively self-manage whilst face-to-face courses are cancelled https://t.co/fYtOIzS9np
Due to the current COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, we have taken the decision to cancel the SMRC Coordinators Virtual Spring Conference. https://t.co/SMnOsn1IDS
You should only be leaving your home for essentials like food or medicine, or to exercise. When you do, it's important to keep your distance from others — stay at least two metres (about three steps) apart from other people. 🚶🏼♂️↔️🚶🏾♀️ #KeepYourDistance
Looking after the wellbeing of #OurNHSPeople is more important than ever. It’s one of the many focuses of the new free #coronavirus e-learning programme for staff developed by the @HEE_TEL team at @NHS_HealthEdEng. Find out more. https://t.co/DxCBXA3WXn
People staying at home suffering with suspected #coronavirus symptoms will get regular check-ins and advice from a new NHS messaging service launched today. Read more about our new service, which has been developed with @NHSBSA @NHSDigital and @NHSX. https://t.co/LT6xp413ys
We know #OurNHSPeople are always amazing, but at the moment they’re even more amazing than usual. At 8pm, join #ClapForOurCarers to say thank you for the hard work of NHS staff and carers looking after our loved ones and keeping us safe. 👏 💙 #ThankYouNHS
To the #NHS staff on the frontline treating #coronavirus, the carers who continue to show up and protect our vunerable loved ones, and all #OurNHSPeople behind the scenes making sure people in their community have access to the latest information — we thank you! #ThankYouNHS 💙
It’s an incredibly busy time for the NHS and #OurNHSPeople, so it’s important to be clear on how to use NHS services if you have symptoms of #coronavirus.
If you know someone who is in one of these groups, there are things you can do to help them — make sure they stay at home, have all the supplies of food and medication they need, and can keep in touch with friends and family via phone and internet.
People with serious underlying health conditions face the highest risk of being hospitalised by #coronavirus. If you are in an at risk group outlined below, stay at home. You will be contacted directly by your GP with more detailed information this week. https://t.co/qVEqsoB70P
We should all do what we can to stop #coronavirus spreading, and it’s particularly important for people over 70, those with long-term conditions, pregnant people, or those with weakened immune systems. Visit https://t.co/ZYYFNxwJXf to find out what you can do.
There’s a lot of misinformation doing the rounds about #coronavirus, and it’s hard to know who to trust. Visit https://t.co/ZYYFNxwJXf to find out what the symptoms are, how to prevent the spread, and who should stay at home. 🌡️ 🏘️