Thoroughly enjoyed my time with everyone at @RCOTSSMH24 yesterday
Such a thought provoking day !
Janet Harkess retweeted
Here we have a short clip of Phoebe & Rosie from Ascot House, Intermediate Care explaining why they love being an OT!#OTWeek2023 @TraffordLCO @MFT_CSSAHPs @theRCOT 💚💚💚💚 – at Urmston, England
Janet Harkess retweeted
Day 4: #OTWeek2023 Occupational Therapy volunteering. Volunteering as an OT is an awesome experience and a great way to learn about how OT can be used in non traditional healthcare settings. @Missionmotorspt @woodland_experi @revslimiter
Janet Harkess retweeted
#OTWeek2023 at KGH! We got all the teams together to have a go at some of our OT Ax’s we would typically carry out with our patients - including cognition, upper limb, gross motor and fine motor skills! A great way to get everyone together 💚⭐️🥳 @theRCOT
Janet Harkess retweeted
Making a cup of tea is a top occupation for people in the UK. ☕ But, what's the correct way to make your brew?
#OTWeek23
Janet Harkess retweeted
SVR is delighted to support Occupational Therapy week 2023 (6-12 November) with Janet Harkess, our newly-appointed and first ever full time OT.
For more information about what Occupational Therapy @theRCOT can offer visit: rcot.co.uk/.../occupational-…
#OTWeek #otweek23
Janet Harkess retweeted
Another post about the difference between thinking like an "expert" & an "explorer". An expert starts from a place of knowing a lot about the topic ("expertise"). That leads to conviction about the right thing to do, confirmation & desirability bias & validation of the current way of thinking. An explorer starts from a place of humility (appreciating there is a lot they don't know). This leads to doubt, curiosity & a stronger likelihood of discovery & breakthrough thinking. Graphic adapted from one by @anujmagazine.
Janet Harkess retweeted
Today we're celebrating our AHP colleagues. 🎉
Thank you to all AHPs for your hard work across health and social care, housing, education and research, business and industry and other roles that support your communities.
#AHPsDay #AHPsDayScot
Janet Harkess retweeted
We are the only space where the emotional and social consequences of living with #autoimmunedisease is given priority above medical symptoms and treatment plans.
We are here. And we are listening.
#thewrenproject #autoimmune #autoimmunediseaseawareness #mentalhealth
Janet Harkess retweeted
Today is the start of #BlackHistoryMonth
The theme is #SalutingOurSisters & I’ll be thanking some inspirational role models
@OdethRichardson is Head of OT @NewcastleHosps with many roles inc Chair BAME Staff Network, Chair council @theRCOT as well as being a mentor & Ally
Janet Harkess retweeted
Replying to @RA_information
Definitely 54% of our newly diagnosed patients have moderate-severe depressive symptoms on diagnosis
Janet Harkess retweeted
6⃣Curiosities about Thumb #Innervation and #Ligaments
Highly innervated that depends on correct #Neuromuscular and proprioceptive work of the muscles.
Do you know these 6? 👇🙄
Janet Harkess retweeted
Latest report from @NRAS_UK on how stress impacts on inflammatory arthritis.
Janet Harkess retweeted
CMHW members @SalfordUni have just published their latest paper on psychometric testing of the Rheumatoid Arthritis Work Instability Scale in people working with #fibromyalgia. The paper is open access and you can read it here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @ProfYelizPrior
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Janet Harkess retweeted
Well done to all the nominees and winners at this year's #NHSFifeAwards.
The ceremony, which took place last night at the Dean Park Hotel in Kirkcaldy, was a great night acknowledging and celebrating our incredible workforce.
So excited to be at the@RCOT_TMH annual conference Well done to TMH NEC and especially @dervidock @Leanne_OT @PenelopeFirshma
Janet Harkess retweeted
In the age of big data, trusting our intuition for decision making is often poorly regarded. Yet studies show that pairing gut feelings with analytical thinking helps us make better, faster, more accurate decisions. How to stop overthinking & trust your gut feelings:
1) Distinguish gut feeling from fear
2) Start by making minor decisions
3) Test out different choices
4) Try the "snap judgment test"
5) Fall back on your values
hbr.org/2022/03/how-to-stop-… By @MelodyWilding. Graphic by @scriberian
Janet Harkess retweeted
Couldn’t be prouder to have been invited to give the keynote lecture & share our journey to building a modern rheumatology team and advancing AHP roles.
It’s been testimony to a forward thinking trust who sees true value in the MDT
@WeAreLSCFT
👇👇 see you on the 6th July
Our Rheumatology practice for allied health professionals course
takes place on 6 July.
Join us to hear an update on the
essentials needed to deliver top-quality care for your patients.
Hear what previous delegates had to say below!
Book today: bit.ly/3MpNXJH










































