
Proud Mancunian married to a lovely WestYorkshireman with 2 wonderful teenagers, boxer dogs, π°βs &π AMR Programme Manager @WYpartnership & lover of π§«π§ͺπ¬
Knaresborough, England
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Proud to support #ShineALight for Brain Tumour Awareness Month and @braintumourrsch
Brain tumours kill more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other cancer. I think our beautiful Steve would approve of my candle.x
#CloserToACure
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This weekβs leadership message comes from Sarah Chadwick, Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Prevention Programme Manager for West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
π Read here: orlo.uk/DUQY2
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Rapid point of care testing is reducing antibiotic prescribing in Calderdale. The simple test shows if a patient has a viral or bacterial respiratory infection in 10 mins! calderdalecares.co.uk/2024/0β¦
@penninegpa
@CHFTNHS
@HealthInnovYH
@WYpartnership
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Visiting the @ThePieceHall ?
Take a minute to find out why we need to take antibiotic resistance seriously and help keep antibiotics working.
Scan the QR code on the display at Piece Hall or visit the Seriously Resistant website for more information (seriouslyresistant.com/)
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Replying to @calderdalecares
@calderdalecares proud to be ensuring our antibiotics are effective for generations to come. #hsjawards
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Penicillin allergy?
Speak to a healthcare professional.
Infections can get harder to treat if you have a false Penicillin allergy label.
If we carry on misusing antibiotics, they could stop working in the future.
Find out more at seriouslyresistant.com.
#WAAW2024
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AMR is a global health emergency, yet most patients and the public have never heard of it. We can all play a role in protecting these life-saving medicines so they continue to work.
Our short video from @theAMRnarrative is a simple introduction: m.youtube.com/watch?v=S_0XQ5β¦
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To mark #WorldMRSADay, we are sharing free resources from the Society so you can learn more about the impact of this superbug, and what you can do to tackle it.
π¦ MRSA Guidelines: ow.ly/nbyx50TB0Qz
π¦ One-page summary: ow.ly/P6bh50TB0QA
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Rapid point of care testing is making a difference in Calderdale. The simple test shows if a patient has a viral or bacterial infection in 10 mins! So antibiotics are prescribed when really needed.
β‘οΈ calderdalecares.co.uk/2024/0β¦ @penninegpa @CHFTNHS @HealthInnovYH @WYpartnership
This fantastic project using Rapid point of care test to support diagnosis & appropriate antibiotic prescribing has been shortlisted - @HSJ_Awards. Muzammel led this diagnostic & AMS initiative with such passion & committment.Congratulations! #AMR
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The time has come...the #HSJAwards shortlist is up! Congratulations to all those who have made it to this stage - the judges really enjoyed reading your entries. Take a look at the list here: awards.hsj.co.uk/shortlist-2β¦
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Calderdale Cares Partnership, NHS West Yorkshire ICB, and Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber - Rapid point of care test (FebriDx - CRP + MxA) to support diagnosis & appropriate antibiotic prescribing in Calderdale, West Yorkshire ICB
Find out more:lnkd.in/eMyDKZ8T
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Complete one of our Improving Brain Tumour Care Surveys and share your diagnosis, treatment and care experiences to help provide a clearer picture of whatβs working well and what can be improved. Find out more: bit.ly/4bdVJC6
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The universalism of 'anyone can suffer from antimicrobial resistance' never seems to translate to
lots of people are suffering from antibiotic resistance. When you're treated with nitrofurantoin instead of trimethoprim for a urinary tract infection, that's because of AMR.
Stories of people suffering from antimicrobial resistance need to be told thehill.com/opinion/healthca⦠#amr #minimisingamr
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Our local young people helped us voice a series of animations to help bring our #LetsConnect campaign to life. It provides insight for parents and carers in how to support their young person and provide peer support using their own ideas and tips.
Watch to find out more.
Fantastic 1st presentation from @ceriphi - & great to summarise with a celebration of progress despite significant challenges ππ
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when microorganisms which cause disease in us are no longer affected by antimicrobial medicines likes antibiotics, antivirals and antifungals that we use to kill them, prevent and treat the disease.
Learn more: england.nhs.uk/ourwork/preveβ¦
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Norovirus is a stomach bug that causes vomiting and diarrhoea.
If you have it, drink lots of fluids and stay at home for 48 hours after your symptoms clear.
Help protect others by not going to work, school, visiting care homes or hospitals.
More info: nhs.uk/conditions/norovirus/
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You can help prevent antimicrobial resistance (AMR) which leads to 1.3 million deaths annually and threatens our economy with an global cost of Β£2.7 trillion by 2030. "Antimicrobial resistance is invisible. I am not" is a WHO campaign urging us to think how we can prevent AMR.
Did you know today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day? My wonderful friend Claire (& mentor) has written a great blog about her lived experience using assistive tech & struggling with documents / diagrams at work. ππlinkedin.com/posts/clairedelβ¦
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As you watch the Aurora this evening, itβs worth reflecting that youβre getting a rare direct glimpse of the power of Nature. Those charged particles causing the atmosphere to glow came from a sunspot complex 17 times the diameter of Earth and traveled across 90 million miles at a million miles an hour. Without our magnetic field to protect us, our atmosphere would have been lost to space long ago. Those colours in the sky are Nature reminding us that weβre very lucky to be here amidst the violence. And perhaps therefore also reminding us not to shite it all up :-)






















