
Improving home-based palliative care for older people living with severe frailty, led by @ProfCNicholson at @UniOfSurrey
Guildford, Surrey
Joined June 2020
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Congratulations @FaithDallyn on her first lead author paper in @PalliativeMedJ
Understanding the extent to which #PROMs and #PREMs used with older people with severe #frailty capture their multidimensional needs: A scoping review journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Great to be at the #SyHeartlandsExpo24 to see how we're improving quality of life through integrated care.
We need to also support the people who give the care, so it was valuable to talk to others who are focused on this too, including @LDW_Research.
Excellent opportunity in our School of Health Sciences
Job Vacancy at the University of Surrey: Research Fellow in Health Inequalities jobs.surrey.ac.uk/057024
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Thank you @RobertMeadows16 for bringing us all together. Fantastic to meet others interested in social-cultural aspects of sleep, ageing and society 🙌
@DrKatieCoveney @wendymartin007 #ChristineHine @LDW_Research @carriehryan @SerenaSabatini #HaomiaoJin @CiroDem @andrewdhking
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Replying to @LDW_Research @FaithDallyn
Really looking forward to seeing @FaithDallyn poster which is being shown tomorrow! #EAPC2024
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#EAPC2024 @FaithDallyn presenting her work on the use of PROMS with older people with #frailty is complex and requires assistance from those important to them @LDW_Research @healthscisurrey @StChrisHospice
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#EAPC2024 Services need greater integration and funding or people often are admitted to hospital in an emergency @LDW_Research
#EAPC2024 how can effective 24/7 care negate out-of-hours emergency admissions for people nearing end of life?
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#EAPC2024 So how can we mitigate? Support for family carers and integrated care is crucial @LDW_Research
#EAPC2024 Services need greater integration and funding or people often are admitted to hospital in an emergency @LDW_Research
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#EAPC2024 to reduce unwanted emergency out-of-hours hospital admission we need integrated care, #carer support & greater community capacity. This resonates for older people living with #frailty or #multimorbidity and is part of our work in @LDW_Research @healthscisurrey
#EAPC2024 So how can we mitigate? Support for family carers and integrated care is crucial @LDW_Research
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Here’s a short clip from my interview with @TTVSouthEast & @adele_bouchard where I discussed The Life House Project & why we are using theatre 2 explore housing & social care with LGBTQ+ Older Adults. Thank u for having me !!! @tonichousing @UniOfSurrey @andrewdhking @The_GSA
Our superstar researchers @FaithDallyn and @SC1402 are both presenting at #EAPC2024
Check out their abstracts below:
All the abstracts for #EAPC2024 are now fully available online for free. Check out to plan your congress, and we'll see you in Barcelona! buff.ly/3UYTgVX #hpm #hapc @eapcvzw
New article from Living and Dying Well researcher Dr Richard Green: 'Experiences and management of uncertainty following treatment for #prostate #cancer tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Job Vacancy at the University of Surrey: Research Fellow in Women’s Workplace Health jobs.surrey.ac.uk/017424
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"It is essential that political parties have clear strategies for investing in prevention, care & support services, not just for older people who already live with #frailty, but for those at risk of developing it.”
Read BGS response to @PLOSONE study. bgs.org.uk/policy-and-media/…
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"If older people cannot be discharged from hospital, new patients cannot be admitted. This contributes to overcrowding in emergency departments, longer waits for ambulances to attend emergencies and a massive backlog for elective care." bgs.org.uk/policy-and-media/…
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"Older people with #frailty are more likely to need the help of health and social care services. In emergency departments, those over the age of 80 have seen their average wait times double.”
BGS President @adamgordon1978 quoted in @guardian today. theguardian.com/society/2024…
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Would you like to know more about what matters most to older people with advancing #frailty as they near the end of life? See our poster at #MCResearch2024 Let us know if you have any questions or want to know more @LDW_Research
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Would you like to know more about what matters most to older people with advancing #frailty as they near the end of life? See our poster at #MCResearch2024 Let us know if you have any questions or want to know more @healthscisurrey @MarieCurieEOLC
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