Natalie Pattison

If you are struggling with #long-covid or know someone who is there is help online long-covid-care.org.uk
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2. @profnatpat.bsky.social re: surrogate decision making:
Ed: www.chestcc.org/article/S294...
Art: www.chestcc.org/article/S294...

@accpchest.bsky.social

Quote reads: Cutting overseas aid will further damage global health projects and make us more vulnerable to the global health threats of the future. Stronger health systems, with nurses at their centre, reduce instability, and support more stable societies.

Today the Prime Minister announced the international aid budget is to be cut from 0.5% of GNI to 0.3%.

These cuts have real world impacts, be it the nurse not educated, the vaccination not given, the ambulance not provided, or the patient not treated.

Read our full statement: bit.ly/4bcYGmN

If we want to take prevention of multiple long term conditions seriously, then we need to know what we mean by that The prevention of multiple long term conditions needs to be higher up the healthcare agenda and for this to happen we need to be more precise about what we mean when talking about it. As populations ...

Our piece in @bmj.com about the prevention of multiple long term conditions - what do we actually mean by it?
Is it primordial, primary, secondary or tertiary? and what do all of those mean in the context of MLTCs as outcomes?
www.bmj.com/content/388/...
@arcwessex.bsky.social
#PublicHealth

Yesterday’s webinar lead by Dr Gross was fantastic!

Digging deep into components of high quality communication.

Have you considered how your emotional intelligence may play a role?

We will soon share the recording in our www.epcin.uk Members’ area (join free)!

Save the date for the next one👇

Here's the executive order just signed by Trump.

One of the defining features of fascism is that the discretionary power of the leader always prevails over the rule of law.

Webinar: Real World Evidence - Usefulness in evidence-based decision making Real World Evidence (RWE) - what it is and how to make sense of it. Including the challenges when critically appraising it.

CASP webinar: Real World Evidence

26 Feb 11am (1 hr)

The volume & diversity of real-world data have been growing rapidly. We will cover the various sources of real-world data, and which research study designs can generate real-world evidence

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/webinar-re...

'Nurse' title must be protected, says RCN | News | Royal College of Nursing The RCN is urging the UK government and political parties to back a proposed bill that will protect the title 'nurse'

Today, @dawnbutlerbrent.bsky.social introduced a Ten Minute Rule Bill in Parliament that sets out to legally protect the title "nurse".

The proposal states only those registered with @newsnmc.bsky.social as a registered nurse can use the title “nurse”.

Find out more ⬇️ #ProtectNurse

journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

First steps to development of SR in children with complex critical illness in #pedsicu ☺️

Great day in Copenhagen examining a PhD and got to have a look around a Danish ICU - loved the huge windows to bring in the light and reflected on comparative critical care nurse staffing levels. Lots to ponder! #SEISMIC-Rstudy

Post-doctoral researcher with palliative and end of life interests and qualitative / mixed methods skills?
Come and work with us in the dynamic PELi_Cam Group at
@cambridgeuni.bsky.social

Leading on some excellent studies
Job details: www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49229/
Full-time to 80% FTE post

An International Factorial Vignette-Based Survey of Intubation Decisions in Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure - PubMed In this international, multiprofessional survey of 2294 clinicians, intubation for patients with AHRF was mostly decided based on oxygenation, breathing pattern, and consciousness, but there was impor...

We really just have no idea--no collective idea, that is--when to intubate patients 🩺

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39576153/

(The first author is a truly brilliant young physician-scientist)

Good to be here! Will get around to some proper posting on critical care related matters soon....