Cambridge CCS

Cambridge University Clinical Communication Skills Team. Providing under graduate medical students clinical communication skills training in years 4-6.

[Lead of Clinical Education Research Cambridge @ClinEduRes_ucam]

Another great day #AMEE2022 Truly inspirational contribution from ⁦@critoph_debbie⁩ and Luke Smith on Triadic communication #MedEd

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

@MariaCable2 @cuh @Cambridge_Uni Thank you!

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

It seems fitting that the article about our first redeployment is published on the day we are presented with our Covid medal. Thank you @CUH and in memory of those who died and the bereaved relatives we met. https://t.co/EwRHz8sYjq

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Great outcome of our co-hosted student selected project: clinical communication skills and young adult cancer services. See paper below 👇

[CRUK Cambridge Centre: CTYA Cancers 🎗️ @CRUKCamCTYA]

'Documentation of Oncofertility Communication in Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer: A Retrospective Analysis'

Latest paper from our member Dr Helen Hatcher and colleagues @CUH_NHS inc @LukeAMSmith @critoph_debbie
#ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth
https://t.co/nhFRTXR2RZ

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Absolute pleasure to work with you Cameron. The outcome of many hours of hard work. Well done.

[Cameron Magrath @CameronMagrath]

A massive thank you to everyone who’s supported this project @critoph_debbie @LukeAMSmith and Dr Hatcher, it’s been the highlight of my medical school experience and a real privilege! A great learning opportunity

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Delighted to have supported the Trust @CUH_NHS during these extraordinary times. Lessons for all HCP meeting families bereaved during the pandemic. Please read.

[Flavia Munn @NSeditor]

How redeployed clinical communication skills tutors help to support those bereaved during Covid-19 inc reuniting them with their lost loved ones belongings. Great work by @critoph_debbie @ssmithwoodhams @CUH_NHS

https://t.co/yR4ghWw4gn

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

James Partridge was the inaugural speaker for our ‘Patient’s Voice’ Programme. His contribution was invaluable and he will be missed.https://t.co/M15ndwJLqS

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

More preparations - filming, what to expect video as we get closer to returning to the classroom. We can’t wait to see everyone.

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Two members of the CCS core team were redeployed to meet relatives of those who have died during the COVID-19 pandemic. Proud that their skills could be used to support the Trust @CUH_NHS during these challenging times.

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Planning and preparation for students return to CCS in August. We cannot wait to be back in the classroom.

[Cambridge University Hospitals NHS @CUH_NHS]

Are you pregnant and due between November 2020 and March 2021? Do you live in East Anglia?

Volunteers will be asked to speak, over the phone, with two separate medical students on up to 4 occasions (per student) to talk about their experience of pregnancy.

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Heartfelt Congratulations video to all the graduating year 6 from faculty at the clinical school. On behalf of the CCS team we wish you all the best. Contact us if you need anything. Be brave, be kind and remember self care.

[Luke Smith @LukeAMSmith]

I did a thing 🙌🏼 pleasure working with two amazing supervisors @critoph_debbie and Dr Hatcher. Still lots of work to be done in AYA comms #medstudenttwitter

[Debbie Critoph @critoph_debbie]

So pleased to share this published systematic review on communicating effectively with AYA who have completed cancer treatment. https://t.co/rRQP0hzGSI Triadic Communication is key. Great working with @LukeAMSmith and Dr Helen Hatcher. #AYACSM @skillscomms

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

Delighted to share Our literature review exploring post treatment communication skills for AYAC’s. We hope all professionals can take learning from this paper and reflect on encounters with AYA. @LukeAMSmith and Dr Hatcher https://t.co/QjWKsoeVs4

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

@swiftanne Congratulations!!!! Stunning picture of you both. Enjoy the bubbles xxx

[Cambridge CCS @skillscomms]

@EMDrLM Enjoy!

[Madeleine Lameris @MadeleineAML]

The best days as a medical educator are when I am educated. Extraordinary opportunity today to facilitate Improving Health’s #LGBT + Health session. Thank you @swiftanne 🙏🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈#MedEd @GPEG_Cambridge

[Anne Swift FFPH @swiftanne]

Such a privilege to get to do this! Massive thank you to @GamlinChloe @izzymay86 , Rob, all the amazing volunteers and facilitators and CCS team - and not forgetting the Clinical School @Cambridge_Uni for giving us the freedom to innovate ♥️ #lgbt