Prof Jonathan Mant

Prof Primary Care Research & Head @PCU_Cambridge @Cambridge_Uni
Chief Investigator @SAFER_Study
NIHR Senior Investigator

[Grace Turner @gracemturner]

Factors influencing follow-up care after #TIA and #MinorStroke

Find out more: https://t.co/IBCUfrIE1B

@SpringerNature in BMC Health Services Research

@drmelcalvert @prof_mant @rycaquino @Robbie_Foy @LouAtkinsUCL @NIHRresearch

[rakesh modi @rak_modi]

Research is a team effort - friends, funding and fora during the fray have resulted in our novel intervention to screen for AF @NIHRSPCR @NIHRcommunity @wellcometrust @jenniaburt @prof_mant @PCU_Cambridge @DPHPC #wellcomephd

SAFER: The complete works https://t.co/wGKHyUJHOa

[rakesh modi @rak_modi]

A third forray into screening is about the capability and strategies for primary care in screening. What can we do and how? Presented @RCGPAC @rcgp #rcgpfa a protocol for a complex mixed studies review for a complex question. @PCU_Cambridge With co authors from @THIS_Institute

[rakesh modi @rak_modi]

And a culmination of our lessons on screening and AF, is our protocol for the largest trial ever of AF screening to finally answer whether it is worthwhile. Presented @RCGPAC @rcgp #rcgpfa @SAFER_Study @PCU_Cambridge

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

Options for remote assessment of cardiovascular risk - here AF - will be very relevant as we try to control CVD in the context of COVID

[rakesh modi @rak_modi]

Chat to me via the conference or here if you are interested in our work on primary care vs central management for AF screening - with lessons for all screening programmes. Winner of the research category at RCGP annual conference @RCGPAC @rcgp #rcgpfa @SAFER_Study @PCU_Cambridge

[Arvind Singhal @arvsinghal]

Great discussion with @ProfMartinCowie, @lisneubeck and @prof_mant about AF detection in 2020 - was delighted to be part of it. Register for #HRC2020 (free for HCPs) at https://t.co/IPEsp4JtNx to see online from Sunday 27th Sept! @heartrhythmcong

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

The covid-19 pandemic’s broad effects on general practice and on community based reasearch.. nice piece @rak_modi @SAFER_Study @NIHRresearch @PCU_Cambridge

[rakesh modi @rak_modi]

Primary care research is making its way through the sloppy drenched lands. See my blog piece co published by @NIHRresearch and @PCU_Cambridge https://t.co/dQ34K3OiyI

[Shahed Ahmad @Shahed__Ahmad]

1.Cardiovascular Disease remains our biggest cause of health inequalities. In February @DrTomFrieden gave a superb presentation on the topic. Each year our primary care professionals and public health professionals save thousands of lives by managing the risk factors. #ZeroCVD

[Dr Ben Bowers @Ben_Bowers__]

Our research into End-of-life prescribing during COVID-19 pandemic: major changes afoot! @B_CP_Antunes @PCU_Cambridge @ARC_EoE @TheQNI @alisonleary1 @hattierocket @APMPostTweets @IainDr @NIHRSPCR @RCNDNForum @WeDistrictNurse @WeEOLC
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[THIS Institute @THIS_Institute]

SAVE THE DATE! Our annual event, THIS Space, returns on 25 November 2020 as an entirely online event. Now more than ever, we need to connect and share across our research community, and we hope you’ll join us in November. https://t.co/mSvEtbHMF1

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

@ProfRobHoward Read your tweet out to my son, also at kitchen table. His comment: ‘well if he does need a new hip, he his not getting it any time soon’.

[Richard McManus @RichardJMcManus]

This is an important thread from @jamessheppard48 with the main results from our OPTIMISE trial showing that short term deprescribing of antihypertensives in a frail population over 80 is possible. More details in JAMA today...

[James Sheppard @jamessheppard48]

Less is more? Our new trial suggests #deprescribing #bloodpressure lowering medications is safe in the short-term in older people with frailty and multimorbidity – see thread for details https://t.co/fLf2Vv42hB #hypertension #RCT @richardjmcmanus @jenniaburt @HomeUrs29 @prof_mant

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

@Karen_ThPCU @AvrilDrummond1 @CambridgeCVG Congratulations Karen - you worked really hard for this - thoroughly deserved

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

The approach of clustering patients rather than diseases has led to more nuanced appreciation of what are the most important clusters for health services - eg 18 fold increase in mortality in 18-44 year olds with psychoactive substance misuse, alcoholism and depression..

[Steven John Kiddle @stevenkiddle]

(1/n) Me and my wonderful (ex-)postdoc @yajing_zhu and collaborators Duncan Edwards, Rupert Payne and @prof_mant present a open access paper about #multimorbidity clusters in primary care https://t.co/4XcujuyM9g @MRC_BSU @PCU_Cambridge @capcbristol

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

@paulpharoah I’m sorry Paul

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

@rycaquino @CambridgeCVG You will be greatly missed @rycaquino. @EileenKaner has made a great appointment. All the best in your new post in Newcastle

[Prof Jonathan Mant @prof_mant]

@Karen_ThPCU Well done Karen - very proud of you - fantastic commitment and work ethic - hope you don’t have too long too wait for viva!

[PACT - Primary care Academic CollaboraTive @GPPACT]

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[Richard McManus @RichardJMcManus]

Our new paper on the impact of NICE guidance on out-of-office BP measurement sneaked out just before Xmas. Bottom line is an increase in ABPM and HBPM without a big drop in incidence of HT or change in CVD events in the 5 years post 2011 guideline: https://t.co/7hKCzRG911