PhD Experience of Recurrent DKA in T1DM #phenomenology #hermeneutics #TIDE Course Leader Independent Prescribing University of Worcester. Views my own.
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As part of my doctoral studies, I want to explore what it is to have type 1 diabetes and develop diabetic ketoacidosis. If you want to tell me about your experience or know someone who would please contact me
[email protected]
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#DKA #type1diabetes #phenomenology
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Tomorrow is the day!
Heading to London for the UK 🇬🇧 Government’s debate on Diabetes in Sport!
As @FabrizioRomano would say - “HERE WE GO!”
Thank you to everyone who’s provided support 👏
@ChrisBloore @tomgordonLD @sarah_bool @AdamJSmithy @BT1DUK @DiabetesUK @parthaskar
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📢 Big news from the #Type1DiabetesGrandChallenge
We’re investing £5 million over five years to establish a UK-wide Type 1 Diabetes Cell Therapy Clinical Trials Network, supported by @NIHRResearch
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ALT Tile says: We're investing £5 million to establish a UK-wide Type 1 Diabetes Cell Therapy Clinical Trials Network Type 1 Grand Challenge logo and NIHR logos at the bottom
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Information via @MHRAgovuk on use of weight loss medications and need of contraception in women
Please use as needed, cascade, RT etc
Thank you
(p.s. Bear in mind the significant off license use ongoing at the moment)
@kamleshkhunti @DanielJDrucker @drmohanv @DrAmbrishMithal @GoggleDocs @DrSdeG
Link:
gov.uk/government/news/women…
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Huge congratulations to Dr Emma Innes on being awarded her PhD at University of Worcester. A colossal achievement 🎉👏👏👏@emmainnes3 @worcester_uni @000_sally
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Fully funded PhD studentship opportunity for UK nurses and midwives @kingsnmpc Deadline is 30 March 2025. Great opportunity. Please RT @RCNResForum @teamCNO_ @councilofdeans @drjoanne_cooper @AlisonProf @joannefitzpat15 @WeNurses
Studentship now open for applications!
You've got until 30 March to apply 👇
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Welcome to the new group of Independent and Supplementary Prescribing students who started today at the University of Worcester.
Now to start the next recruitment for September 2025!
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Diabetes is about more than just glycaemic control—it can affect every part of daily life and negatively impact wellbeing.
On #WorldDiabetesDay, an Editorial in @TheLancetEndo highlights the importance of putting wellbeing at the core of #diabetes care: hubs.li/Q02Y2m9z0
ALT Quote from The Lancet Diabetes December 2024 Editorial "Putting wellbeing at the core of diabetes care. Quote reads: Only by treating the body and mind as inseparable entities will the wellbeing of people with diabetes get the priority it deserves.
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Following on from the mental health session we ran back in June, a group of us Young Leaders are leading another session for healthcare professionals, talking about the language that is used in clinic and how that impacts us. Please share!
@DiabetesUKMidsE @GBDocInfo
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Join the thousands of people who are using the free NHS MyType1 Diabetes programme to help them live well with type 1 diabetes.
Start the programme today and learn how to manage type 1 diabetes with confidence. mytype1diabetes.nhs.uk
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🔉We want to understand your views on remote prescribing practices🔉
We’re reviewing our current position on the remote prescribing of injectable cosmetic products.
This includes certain anti-wrinkle and weight loss injections, and aesthetic emergency kit items 🧵
ALT We want to understand your views on remote prescribing practices
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Could I please ask all ED ACPs with ANY interest in research, a research network or if you are just “happy to help” to sign up to the NIHR incubator on the link below:
forms.office.com/pages/respo…
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@UW_AdvPractice @KirstiSoanes
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Ever felt judged for your #T1D? That could be rooted in stigma. Share your story and help us combat it. Join our study now! 🖊 Email us: [email protected]
#DiabetesCommunity #Survey #type1diabetes
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NMC plans for advanced practice mean it vital to outline the scope of such roles.
So, if you’re a RN in any Advanced Practice role in general practice /primary care / community we’d love your help with a 10 min survey to show scope of your role - tinyurl.com/FCNAPS
What an amazing week! I successfully defended my PhD thesis:
'Understanding the experience of developing recurrent DKA; a phenomenological study.' Thank you to the participants and my supervisors Theresa Mitchell & @YvonnOT & examiners.
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Join us for a new Ethics in Paediatrics lecture series. On 15th May at 12pm we will be joined by Dr Lignou who will be speaking on “Healthcare resource allocation decisions and non-emergency treatments for children with chronic illness”. Open to anyone interested in paediatrics.
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I asked 6 diabetes consultants today a kidney related question and I got 6 different answers 😂😂
This is medicine - it’s all nuanced, the guidelines are just a guide and it’s fun working out what’s best for the patient in front of you 🧡
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Nurse Associates engaging with the 1st Band 4 CD checking study day today. Theory and simulated practice to embed learning @worcester_uni @LouPearsonNHS @HastieDaniel @UoWnursingsims @UW_AdvPractice
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I've written a short article about the Development and Implementation of an Advanced Practice Research Toolkit (being updated to align ➡️new national framework) available ➡️Midlands Faculty for Advancing Practice Update Bulletin, April 2024 hee.nhs.uk/regional-faculty-…