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Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
Non-typhoidal Salmonella (NTS) causes a significant global health burden, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.
Here's how a new @imperialcollege human challenge study could pave the way to addressing this challenge. [1/6] 🧵
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
When we're setting goals for a change/improvement project, the standard advice is to think "SMART" (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-based). @artpetty says it's time to move on from SMART goals: we need goals that are 1) learning-orientated (we can only achieve our improvement goals through learning) and 2) impactful (for people who use our services, for our organisations and for our population): artpetty.com/2023/06/25/its-…
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
If everyone who has been grateful for the NHS over the past 75 years followed and retweeted we’d reach a million by midnight.
Please take just two seconds to show you care.
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
Today is the 75th anniversary of the NHS & @hcwomenleaders is asking us all to celebrate the remarkable women who are/have been the backbone of the NHS. My first nomination is my mum Beryl Bevan who was an NHS Domestic Assistant. My mum taught me so much about NHS values: love, care, teamwork & hard work. Between us, my mum & I have notched up 62 years working for the NHS. Please nominate your inspiring NHS women today with the hashtag #NHS75Women.
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
Our next Patient Safety Incident Response Framework #PSIRF transition webinar, 'From planning to plan curation', is taking place 9 May.
Register here: events.england.nhs.uk/events…
ALT Webinar PSIRF transition webinar 4: From planning to plan curation 9 May 2023, 2.00pm PSIRF - a framework for learning and improvement
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
I do wonder what “NHS bosses” think that we do in hospitals.
Does anyone really keep patients in hospital for longer than is necessary?
@ptsafetyNHS
@NHSMillion
@NHSEngland
@NHSEnglandLDN
@NHSEnglandNMD
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
Register to join us Thursday 8 December 2022, 6pm as we discuss the latest #NAIFAnnualReport 2022 based on 2021 clinical data and 2022 facilities audit data.
Register here: ow.ly/K6n250LCawQ
Read the report here: ow.ly/RgrS50LCawP
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
Lancez-vous vers le week-end 🚀 avec quelques photos spectaculaires du lancement historique d’Artemis par @erikkuna @Booster_Buddies @johnkrausphotos @SuperclusterHQ @TrevorMahlmann @LaunchPhoto
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Stop Pressure Ulcers event in hydepark room, encourage all to come! wonderful set up, lots of information, cupcakes and a very friendly Team talking about wounds as well as dressings and preventiv interventions🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟@StGeorgesTrust @GivingtoGeorges @TVNSGH
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
@SportsDirectUK very disappointed customer. Will not be returning or recommending.
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
We will shortly be recording two new Patient Safety Incident Response Framework #PSIRF podcasts, sharing experiences and advice from early adopters in NHS acute and mental health trusts.
Reply to this tweet and let us know the questions you would like us to ask.
ALT What questions would you like us to ask the PSIRF early adopters about their experience of implementing the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework?
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
Falls during turning are a leading cause of avoidable injury. Join Dr @Elmar_Kal in his experimental work as part of this 💷funded PhD #studentship to investigate how attention allocation contributes to maladaptive turning strategies. brunel.ac.uk/research/Resear…
Exercise with weights linked to lower risk of early death, study says theguardian.com/society/2022…
Katalin Csep RN BSC retweeted
TLDL: Findings highlight perceived control as crucial factor in whether worries about falling are protective or maladaptive. Clinicians should assess the presence of worry and whether the subject of worry (ie injurious fall) is perceived as controllable.
academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
