Dr Emma Hyde, PhD, MEd, BSc (Hons), FHEA, NTF

Great editorial piece, well done to you both! #patientcentredcare #cancer #diagnosis #treatment #care

#UKIO2025 is a wrap! Thanks to all of our amazing speakers, delegates, and industry partners for such fantastic engagement, and making it such a success. Huge gratitude to the ROC Board for their support, the working party for their contributions and Profile Productions for their logistical support.

Exciting times to see the build for #UKIO2025 starting! Hope to see you there! #imaging #oncology #cpd #education

We are currently accepting applications for our #SelfCareAwards. If you support individuals, groups, or organisations to better take care of their health we want to hear from you. bit.ly/4hJyRfB @rhianlast.bsky.social @helendon-rn.bsky.social @cent1pcn.bsky.social @copescotland.bsky.social

With the abolition of NHSEngland, the #NHS is again at the top of the political agenda. If you really want to understand the challenges and opportunities, can I recommend my book: “Side Effects- How our healthcare lost its way, and how we fix it”. The Observer thought it was brilliant. I won’t argue

Congratulations @doctoroxford.com so well deserved 🎉🎉

I’ll be on BBCR4 Today programme just after 7.30am discussing the Covid Inquiry’s extraordinary decision not to question a single PPE supplier this week - what an absolute whitewash.

People need consistent good, understandable health information throughout life, new self-care research revealed during National Self-Care Week - Self Care Forum Especially for National Self-Care Week (18 – 24 November), an early deep dive into self-care research by the Self-Care Forum and Imperial College London’s SCARU (Self-Care Academic Research Unit) reve...

Our research tells us people are wanting good reliable self-care information www.selfcareforum.org/2024/11/21/p... having the Pif tick gives great reassurance to people that they can indeed trust the resources we provide @theqni.bsky.social @pifonline.bsky.social @rsph.bsky.social

There's lots of winter illnesses around putting pressure on NHS services but did you know that a cough can last more than 3 weeks, whilst flu can last 7 days, and norovirus is very catching. Your pharmacy can help with symptom relief. For more information see our fact sheets. bit.ly/2tiBs9K