Postdoc | healthy ageing and quality of life researcher | helping people live and age well | interested in: frailty, wellness, compressing morbidity, longevity
Joined November 2019
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⏰If you are planning to apply for the Frailty-ADD CRE Seed Grant Scheme, a reminder that submissions close Friday 12 January 2024, 17:00 AEST.
@AusFrailty
The Frailty-ADD CRE, via @AusFrailty, is offering two early career seed grants of up to AUD$10,000 for research programs that aim to improve outcomes for frail patients in hospital settings.
Click here for details, including eligibility:
afn.org.au/frailty-add-cre-s…
I am so looking forward to this presentation!
Join us for our next event where we will hear from @jacksonfyfe on "How much is too little?". He will explore the potential of minimal-dose exercise to improve exercise participation and health-related outcomes in older adults. Register at: forms.office.com/r/X23kDq34A… @AusFrailty
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@anzsgm president and our @CeraCRGH Co-Director Prof Vasi giving an inspiring talk on @SydneyLHD STRONG clinic
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WHAT is in this toolkit?
✅Educating & Encouraging – communicating WHY physical activity is important
✅Engaging & Supporting – ensuring physical activity programmes and services meet the NEEDS of older people
✅Enabling Every Day – ensuring that ENVIRONMENTS where older people live, work and socialize support physical activity.
WHO is this toolkit for?
👉policy- & decision-makers at different levels of gov
👉 inc. health, social, welfare, community services
👉 providers of sport, exercise & recreation facilities and programmes
👉 transport and urban planning
👉heads of medical organizations, health and care
📖Read the full report:
iris.who.int/handle/10665/37…
👏@fiona_bull @JuanaWillumsen @LandaisRobyn
Natasha Reid retweeted
You are invited to the next webinar of the Global Frailty Network Frailty Seminar Series. Dr. Anne Henry will present "Integrated Care for Frailty." Please REGISTER at mhs.webex.com/weblink/regist…
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Older people are everyone's business. It behoves all those working in healthcare (with exception of midwifery/children's to complete the National Frailty Education Programme to understand the fundamentals of frailty (that includes managers, porters, doctors, volunteers) 👇
For the latest episode of the IGS Podcast, @edelphysio talked to the CCO of the HSE & Consultant Geriatrician, Dr. Colm Henry @CcoHse
Listen here 🎧: open.spotify.com/episode/3wI…
"Older people are the purpose of healthcare, not the problem"
@HSELive @ahernemer @RoseAnnekenny1
Such a pleasure talking about our latest paper on hospital utilisation trends. We have to act now to implement innovative solutions to the hospital crisis. @UQ_CHSR @UQMedicine @LenCG
The latest MJA podcast is out now – Hospital utilisation research with a focus on use by people over 75 years of age, with Dr Natasha Reid and Professor Len Gray
🎧Listen now: ow.ly/1fS550PyfxB
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We are excited to announce our next event - a Masterclass on Implementation Science from @dr_am_young . If you're keen to join our peer community (everyone welcome ++) please contact us here or at [email protected]
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Physical activity is #medicine ! 🏋️♀️🏃♂️ New review shows exercise improves health across diseases in older adults. Let's get moving! 🚶♀️🚴♂️ #ExerciseIsMedicine
Key points:
Exercise treats conditions like #dementia #frailty #sarcopenia where drugs often fail or cause harm. 💊❌
Must use evidence-based modes like resistance training at proper doses. 🏋️♀️🏋️♂️
Review Rx with exercise like other meds. 💊💪 Watch for interactions!
Integrate exercise pros into care teams. 👨⚕️👩⚕️🏃♀️
Change medical training to value exercise. 🏥🎓
📲📲📲📲📲📲sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@exerciseworks @Ageing_Better @uda_longevity @EuGMSSociety @GeriSoc @AmerGeriatrics @WHOCenterFrailt
Was great to talk with #Insightplus about our latest article on hospital utilisation trends, published in the @theMJA. Thank you @LenCG , @stephenjduckett and Thakeru Gamage for being wonderful co-authors and mentors. Read more 👇
@UQ_CHSR @UQHealth @AusFrailty
Australia needs innovative solutions and new public health promotion measures to cope with the increasing demand for hospital care caused by an ageing population and an increase in chronic diseases
ow.ly/BKSM50Pj6G8 @QUT @aihw
This figure is staggering! A lot higher than I expected before we started this study.
More evidence that frailty is not synonymous with old age! In this study, 27% of 18-49 year-olds were frail and at risk of prolonged hospitalisation!
Frailty in Younger Adults in Hospital academic.oup.com/qjmed/artic…
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We are inviting submissions to #BMCPrimCare's Frailty in Primary Care collection.
Check out our guest editorial looking at the challenges, innovations and future directions in frailty research and clinical practice.
bmcprimcare.biomedcentral.co…
@BMC_series @AusFrailty
Tune in to this very interesting talk!
Are women less frail than men? After all, they do live longer lives. Or does women’s greater burden of disease and poorer functional status mean they are more frail than men? Looking forward to exploring this paradox next week with @David_D_Ward and @DrEHGordon
Totally agree!
Frailty is not a contraindication to prescribe exercise therapy, but rather one of the most important reasons to prescribe it.
🛑A message worth spreading 🛑
🧵Thread
#exercise #PhysicalActivity #geriatricians #olderadults
Ref: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Hi all. If you’re a student or ECA with an interest in frailty, please complete the survey below. Your feedback is much appreciated.
#frailtyresearch #AusFN #education
Natasha Reid retweeted
3 solutions to the emergency care crisis from BGS President @adamgordon1978:
1. Shift in attitudes - half of patients have frailty.
2. Front door frailty.
3. Investment in rehabilitation. Until we fix rehab, the revolving door will continue.
@RCollEM
Please tune in for this presentation by my wonderful colleagues @David_D_Ward & @DrEHGordon, led by our wonderful mentor @ProfREHubbard. A great presentation to be sure!
We are pleased to invite you, to the next Frailty Seminar Series. Professor Ruth E. Hubbard, David Ward, PhD and Emily Gordon, MBBS, PhD will present “Sex Differences in Frailty” on June 14th. PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE.
@WHOCenterFrailt
@exerciseworks
@NSCA
@IHRSA
We are on the edge of a demographic cliff. For the first time in human history there are more people aged over 65 years than there are aged less than 5 years. Managing this requires a complete redesign of the healthcare system and we need to get ready!
#…lnkd.in/gHN9VBur
Excited to be in lovely Edinburgh and Scotland for the #BGSConf. A great time to recharge, listen to the latest updates in the field and meet some new colleagues. I’ve being in the UK for a number of weeks learning about the different frailty networks and…lnkd.in/gYHi_8W7
“The shift from illness to wellness….” Wise words from the CEO of Health and Wellbeing Queensland, @RobynLittlewoo1 👏
Love this. So important to consider all levels of a systems-wide approach to tackle the health of nations. lnkd.in/gJGsGq6J