Today is #InternationalDayOfSignLanguages 💙
The International Day of Sign Languages is a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users.
Find out more: https://t.co/0yl4Zo2rox
To mark #InternationalDayOfSignLanguages on September 23rd, two students shared their thoughts on language inclusivity and communication diversity for the PHSI EDI blog.
Check it out here: https://t.co/ROcisqFs7z
Make sure you take a look at the new blog from the Population Health Science Institute EDI Committee for the International Day of Sign Languages. Grab a cuppa ☕ and take a look 👉🏽https://t.co/6MYWbekznL
Swapped Newcastle for Dublin’s sunny skies last week to explore medication adherence calculations ☀️ 💊
Thanks for the warm welcome at @RCSI_Irl@cacahir, Marina & @_JohnE_.
Looking forward to working with you all further.
@DonnaWakefield_@adamtodd138@AlastairGreyst2 Thank you. Interesting question. We did consider rural/urban residence in models. Registry and SACT data has a lot of potential for exploring geographical inequalities, as well as limitations e.g. data access issues depending on the level of geographical marker being requested.
Unequal access to novel, life-saving 💊 is a global phenomenon.
New 📝 from the UK shows that for lung cancer, those living in the most deprived areas were over 50% less likely to use novel therapy vs. those in the most affluent areas.
#Pharmacoequity
https://t.co/UHeuasdsiY
And this is in England where the @NHSEngland offers free treatment. And still we see significant socioeconomic disparities. Major structural barriers to delivery of proper lung cancer care.
Great work from Drs. @ruthpnorris Rosie Dew @AlastairGreyst2@adamtodd138 & Linda Sharp.
Does socio-economic status influence novel NSCLC treatment receipt?
Read our new paper in @JTOonline to find out:
https://t.co/QrFVSOSMSg
@AlastairGreyst2@adamtodd138 Rosie Dew Linda Sharp @NU_Cancer
Thread below 🧵
Our results show that treatment inequalities exist even in a health system where treatment is free at the point of delivery.
Steps to help overcome #socioeconomic treatment #inequalities are urgently needed.