The transition to registrar can often be challenging – this change is particularly stark in #haematology. Discover how simulation training can provide beneficial experience to new haematology trainees in our April Bulletin article. ⬇️ @OUHospitals https://t.co/SI9Son9lZR
We’re continuing to support reviews of sickle cell hospital care. A review visit to Cambridge University Hospital NHS Trust is taking place on 10th March 2025.
Attendance is free, by Microsoft Teams. Register now: https://t.co/1hBt7b718b
#SickleCellUK#LondonHospital
We’re continuing to support reviews of sickle cell hospital care. A review visit to London North West University Hospital NHS Trust is taking place on 3rd March 2025.
Attendance is free, by Microsoft Teams. Register now: https://t.co/wqqYfA6m5G
#SickleCellUK#LondonNorthWest
We welcomed Dr Akanni to Medsoc this afternoon. Dr Akanni shared her experiences of working in Haematology and her journey to becoming a Consultant. Such an excellent session for our aspiring medics! @TheRoyalLatin@RLSMedSoc
Open to all NHS staff who support people during a sickle cell crisis, book your webinar place to learn more about the ACT NOW approach and how it supports rapid help for patients. Book now via this link:
https://t.co/Yk2Mjh1laI
New National Education Course for Sickle Cell Disorder now Launched!!!!
This innovative programme has been commissioned by NHS England as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance healthcare equity.
https://t.co/wIYtH4S4Fg
Sickle Cell: Fact or Fiction? How much do you really know about Sickle Cell? We've put together some common myths and facts to share with our community. Got any insights or questions about Sickle Cell? Share them in the comments, and let’s clear up the facts together! #SickleCell
Guideline for the management of conception and pregnancy in thalassaemia syndromes: A British Society for Haematology Guideline
https://t.co/a39kVCZAuG
@farrukh1707@DocCSarah@Shivan_TT@BritSocHaem
We are thrilled to announce that we have now published our Guide to Living with Sickle Cell
Compiled with help from our SCD patients, this guide is filled with vital information for all those affected by the condition
Retweet & help us spread the word!
https://t.co/1074KshgFU
Monday is #WorldSickleCellDay. This year we are “Celebrating Progress” to highlight recent progress made in medical advances for #sicklecell, improved standards of care (via our No One’s Listening campaign) and awareness to talk about topics like Priapism. https://t.co/UEbHpLcsn2
Did you know that most males with sickle cell anaemia (HbSS) will likely experience a #priapism in their lifetime?
Check out our guide to Priapism, including our new educational animation. Pls share.
https://t.co/UEbHpLcsn2
#sicklecell#sicklecellawareness#wscd23
The NHS must redesign the operating model of sickle cell services, according to a new report into the experiences of people living with the disease.
Read the latest #BSHNews story: https://t.co/TA3gh5xagG
I'll shout from the rooftops if I have to:
Do NOT refer to individuals or persons or patients with #SickleCell disease as "sicklers."
It's offensive!
Overheard this in the hallway while rounding. I addressed it immediately, but I am still annoyed.
CC: @DrJessGarcia
If you're of Black African or Black Caribbean heritage, you're more likely to have a blood type used to treat sickle cell, the fastest growing genetic condition in the UK.
Start your year by doing something amazing — visit https://t.co/yP8Qu0rS1q and sign up to #GiveBlood. 🩸