Excellent news for Stroke Survivors, opportunities to reduce disability and improve quality of life after stroke 🧠 @NHSEngland@HargrovesDavid@CatBates3
It’s #KnowYourNumbersWeek, and we’re urging people over 40 to get their #BloodPressure tested to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.
We're raising awareness of the access points that people can get their blood pressure checked, including community pharmacies.
Keep your high blood pressure under control to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.
It’s never been easier to get it checked. If you're over 40, visit your local NHS pharmacy for a blood pressure test to #KnowYourNumbers. https://t.co/j56kZhMaFh
Looking forward to talking about CVD Recovery. Will talk about the WHY and the HOW. By recovering quickly not only do we save lives and reduce health inequalities, but we also help our colleagues in socialcare, help flow through hospitals, boost the economy and help the climate.
2. Using data to reduce unwarranted clinical variation is the first step. @OHID the #CVDPrevent Data&Improvement Tool are really helpful. @FrimleyHC and @NHSKMCCG have already seen great results when using data.
We all know #PrimaryCareSavesLives. If you’re interested in saving lives and reducing health inequalities, please do sign up for the webinar below on 2 December. #ZeroCVD
The NHS will be offering home blood pressure monitors to 220,000 people with uncontrolled high blood pressure.
Regular home blood pressure checks will help to catch conditions like heart attacks and strokes earlier and save thousands of lives. Learn more. https://t.co/HNPJ1bvG0N
#WorldStrokeDay . Time is brain 🧠. Many of the risk factors for stroke are modifiable. The National Stroke Programme @NHSEngland is working in close collaboration with 20 amazing Integrated Stroke Delivery Networks and in partnership with @TheStrokeAssoc to improve stroke care.
'I was the one in ten who was saved. That's why I signed up.'
The @GoodSamApp work with ambulance services to alert people trained in CPR to nearby cardiac arrests whilst an ambulance is on the way. If you're trained in CPR, sign up to become a responder. https://t.co/EiTHeWcwyV
'Black women are twice as likely to be diagnosed with advanced breast cancer in comparison to white women. This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth and #BlackHistoryMonth, I want to share my story to help raise awareness.'
Read Leicia's story in full. ➡️https://t.co/Fhau6WADZa
Managing modifiable risk factors, including weight, is an essential part of managing AF and even if this is adopted in moderation, this can make a big difference to the frequency and severity of AF that people have. @NHSEngland@TheBHF@PrimaryCareNHS
"Respiratory Clinical Networks and Support Units proved invaluable during the pandemic and represent a shift to more integrated ways of working, for good."@lunguk @BTSrespiratory @Sahera90421350@nicola_king8@NHSEngland
This #LoveYourLungsWeek, Andrew Menzies Gow, our National Clinical Director for Respiratory outlines how respiratory teams were key to coordinating the Covid-19 pandemic response and considers future priorities
➡️ https://t.co/GcXLBEaeEj
This #LoveYourLungsWeek, Andrew Menzies Gow, our National Clinical Director for Respiratory outlines how respiratory teams were key to coordinating the Covid-19 pandemic response and considers future priorities
➡️ https://t.co/GcXLBEaeEj
Great to hear @NHSEnglandNMD at @NHSConfed talk about Integrated Stroke Delivery Networks and how they’ll help us improve stroke care & meet our LTP commitment to save 150,000 lives over the next 10 yrs from stroke, heart attack and dementia @NHSEngland@TheStrokeAssoc@NHSGIRFT
“In less than a year, the networks have not only led the response to Covid but established a new integrated way of working to create services that are moulded around the individual” @BTSrespiratory @NHSEngland@Sahera90421350@lunguk@NicolaKNHSEng
Update from Professor Andrew Menzies-Gow on the brilliant work on respiratory support units and respiratory clinical networks. https://t.co/uzb1Q26teJ @BTSrespiratory @NHSEngland@CatBates3
In the past, lung disease hasn't had the same priority as diseases like cancer, heart disease and stroke. Lung disease is often invisible, which means that you can’t obviously see when people are unwell. Read more about why lung health matters: https://t.co/ByOxJgD9SE