Excellent opportunity for non-medical regulated health professionals to start their research career via the West Midlands Clinical Academic Internship Scheme. Starts March 2025. https://t.co/LtuR5ck4hn
Please share with your networks. We are looking for parents of children with cancer to tell us what they need from a digital resource for home pain management. #pain#pediatricpain#childhoodcancer
How cool are student nurses? One of my students, preparing for their dissertation module, came to a training session straight from a night shift. Would prefer this didn’t have to happen; but student nurses often go above and beyond.
Gabapentinoids are commonly prescribed for patients with many conditions including pain. If you want to update your knowledge on this class of medications and its use make sure you sign up for the @RNPainNet Chronic Pain SIG masterclass on Nov 20th, @ipnms_ie
Very pleased that we have finally published our review of over 100 papers describing the adverse experiences of mental health inpatients with @EmxEn, Rachel Dickinson and Prof. Geoff Dickens @IJNSJournal How do we fix it? @RAVresearch_UoB@IMH_UoB https://t.co/KmYWNoSq1m
Our very own @Chris_Wagst presenting at the @ECMentalHealth conference in Krakow. A fascinating talk about the relationship between depression, sexualityand suicidality among male substance users in Brazil
Lots of educators are interested in gamification including 2 of my excellent PhD students. Take a listen to this podcast featuring @EllieDixTweets talking about how she got into game design. And follow her issit. https://t.co/Pr0POP0cfM
Missed #Breathtaking? Dive into Holly's 'Long Covid Story' for a first hand account of NHS frontline struggles. Discover her journey: https://t.co/Kkirt7vgDe
#CareForThoseWhoCared
Congratulations @alitwy@DrJenStinson@Kidspaindoc @drabbiejordan on the new edition of the excellent 'Managing Pain in Children and Young People' including a chapter I was honoured to co-author with @stevensb25 and @dharrisonCHEO
I'm at #Quality2024 live, listening to @AmyCEdmondson talking about principles from her book “The Right Kind of Wrong – The Science of Failing Well”. Amy differentiates three kinds of failures in organisations:
1) Basic failures: caused by carelessness or ignorance
2) Complex failures: caused by a combination of multiple systemic factors, none of which would have caused failure on its own
3) Intelligent failures (the most productive kind): where organisations/teams test new ideas, at small scale to learn & develop.
Graphic from @tnvora: https://t.co/ntgwreu0Hm
Here's another article on Amy's book that focuses on psychological safety & risk taking: https://t.co/IN3OJDY8sv Via @HBSWK
Been working on these little characters for a while. Based on my thesis so currently a little dry. I'm now working on more accessible language & positive calls to action for use in healthcare settings. More resources on their way 👍🙂 #MakeSpace4Research#ConversationForKindness
ICN CEO @HowardCatton discusses #African#nursing associations' concerns on the @BBCworldservice regarding the "new colonialism" of international #nurse recruitment to wealthier nations. To find out more visit: https://t.co/oLODfd7ZP8
📢Calling all children and young people’s student nurses!
The first National CYP Student Nurse Conference will take place online on 8 March.
Join us for keynote talks, peer-to-peer learning, and a wellbeing session.
Find out more and register for free! https://t.co/6ycvwxu4kB