Check the latest Cochrane Review (116 RCTs) on the impact of routinely using PROMs in clinical practice on processes and outcomes of health care. Improvements in patient-clinician communication and in patient´s health related quality of life. #VBHC#PROMs https://t.co/zs2YwyjFb7
ISOQOL members have elected a Secretary-Treasurer and three new Directors-At-Large to serve on the Board of Directors. Please give a warm welcome to Dr. Forrest, Dr. Sajobi, Ms. Gibbons and Dr. Flynn!
This time next week I will be getting my dancing shoes on! Our first virtual concert live into our homes! Please share far and wide and book a ticket https://t.co/LXs3vAw3CE it will be a brilliant night! #livemusic
@lrdgreen care home residents in need of empathy and kindness not further alienation from close relatives. Re consider continuing closure of doors. Heart breaking to see relatives with dementia declining. #humanrights#weighuprisk#COVIDSecondWave#EnoughIsEnough
The strength of this study is the person-centred approach used to develop measurements to evaluate person-centred care. #PatientOrientedResearch@MariaJ_Santana @SandraZelinsky @scoopyoiseau@Elizaj666
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@mycountycouncil Northamptonshire adult social care I urge you to consider emotional well-being and rapid cognitive decline of the elderly before shutting the back doors and garden gates of care homes to visitors. #becompassionate@Michael_Ellis1@chhcalling@ALewerMBE
The NIHR-supported RECOVERY trial has shown that dexamethasone, a steroid, significantly reduces the risk of dying from #COVID19 for seriously ill patients requiring respiratory intervention - a major breakthrough https://t.co/KITpXiUcMr
#priorityCOVIDresearch
Reminder – To find out more about a Research Interview Opportunity for Adolescents aged 12-17 diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) and their parent/caregiver/carer, please click here: https://t.co/cRO1uf7rDY
This is really important - if you need urgent medical care, the NHS is ready to help you. COVID-19 does not change this.
People who might be having a heart attack, stroke or life-threatening emergency usually do much better the faster they get medical care.