Exciting opportunity to join our team with framework to progress from band 6 to 7. For more information and to organise to meet us please email
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Wrapping up 2023 with a visit to @LOROSEducation research thank you event.
Also celebrating our paper acceptance based on Preparing for Change project @LindaBIRT3 @cmfaull. Here’s a (v short) summary of the project, but keep your eyes peeled for the full paper in the new year 👀
Take a look at this new animation introducing statistical methodology research and describes why PPIE is important to this type of research and how public contributors can help.
Learn more and watch the animation here: https://t.co/PHSk5RZu5B
@LeicResearch@ARC_EM@Stats_PPIE
📢 Booking is now open for the 2023 Annual Stephen Hawking #MND Lecture! Professor Bee Wee CBE will explore effective advance care planning, and its positive impact for the patient and for care. Join us online on 21/11 from 6-8pm. Places are free. https://t.co/PnU9UXAvW0
#MNDSH
Absolutely agree. The vast majority of palliative and end of life care takes place in patients’ homes, care homes and hospitals. We need a core health and social care team with the confidence and skills to support these patients. Specialist services support the most complex 1/2…
The online submission system for the @JnlGlobalAgeing is now live - just in time for you to submit your fantastic papers before heading off on holiday😀 https://t.co/8mMRcBSMH8
It's humbling to see community-led action around the end of life - this is a great example of the difference it makes. Work like this often needs a little resource & gentle nurturing over a sustained period of time. There's a need & potential for lots more of this @ShonaRobison
What is social prescribing? There have been lots of different definitions historically, which is why this piece of work is so important. 48 experts from 26 countries worked together to develop a shared understanding 👇
A great @BSGcarehomes#symposium@bsg2023 at the lovely @uniofeastanglia campus- thanks to Laura Brown for chairing and our great speakers: Isabelle Latham, Petra Pollux, Fawn Harrad-Hyde-Hyde,Elizabeth Davison and Diane Bunn for the launch of our blog!!
Great to see this thought piece from our excellent workforce meeting in York, What we know and don’t know about the health and social care workforce https://t.co/VjSxvvGwvr
1/7 After months of thinking & wanting to do I am at last recording a set of podcasts focusing on looking after someone who is dying at home
#AdvanceCarePlanning
People with advanced cancer have substantial misperceptions of their prognosis that persist and change throughout the illness course. #hpm#hapc https://t.co/5J5m4QSHlY
This paper highlights different priorities between the reported items in tools used to collect #palliative care need and needs expressed by older people with multimorbidity. #hpm#hapc https://t.co/RqzuIkrcQB