Social science to the masses, the masses to social science! Engagement in research, systematic reviews, childhood studies. Literary nerd @home. Feminist.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
20 May 2021
Today is #ICTD2021 and we're celebrating all the people who contribute to #research with #BePartofResearch. Our PPI team (@PenARC_PPI ) actively engage patients & public like Leon, to help ensure research is relevant & beneficial to communities youtu.be/ZLhsTGJ74zc
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
21 May 2021
"It's probably the most worthwhile thing I've ever done." We hear from Leon Farmer about his experience of getting involved in research as a patient advisor. Find out more about how you can #BePartOfResearch: bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
24 May 2021
"It's probably the most worthwhile thing I've ever done." We hear from Leon Farmer about his experience of getting involved in research as a patient advisor. Find out more about how you can #BePartOfResearch: bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk/…
youtube.com/watch?v=ZLhsTGJ7…
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
21 Dec 2020
With 31 authors and some ground breaking PPI input this has been a truly collaborative international project. With thanks to all contributing authors, we look forward to sharing more exciting data in 2021 @PenARC_PPI @NIHRinvolvement tinyurl.com/y8rkva9f
21 Dec 2020
Published today in Hypertension, principal findings of our NIHR funded INTERPRESS-IPD Collaboration showing impact of inter-arm blood pressure difference on CV outcomes and mortality. Read more at: tinyurl.com/y8rkva9fA @UoEAPEx @BIHSoc_Events @NIHRresearch
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4 Dec 2020
Still buzzing from amazing session on our MPH Planetary Health module this morning by @vanessa_vash and @eve_chantel Inspiring, thought provoking, just brilliant. Thank you!
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
26 Nov 2020
#FUTURES2020 is coming on 27/28 Nov, so to celebrate patient and public involvement in #research we talked to Leon about his experience of getting involved in research as a patient advisor #europeanresearchersnight
@FUTURES_ERN @PenARC_PPI @ExeterMed
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
25 Jun 2020
So what is the reason for 331 Tory MPs voting against NHS/carers being tested weekly? I’m all ears. 👂 👂👂
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
27 May 2020
It says a lot about the political culture in the UK that the only person who has faced any consequences for Dominic Cummings' actions is a journalist who pointed them out. theguardian.com/media/2020/m…
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
25 May 2020
Killer fact from that is this.
The Cummings/Wakefield family ended up in a hospital in Durham - 260m from home.
That is precisely the reason the lockdown told people to stay at home if they get sick.
So as not to spread the virus around the country.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
25 May 2020
The idea that thinking you might become unwell and can’t look after your child is NOT an exceptional circumstance. It’s a circumstance for hundreds and thousands of families. That’s the point. It tough for everyone, but that’s the only way to reduce spread of the virus #Cummings
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24 May 2020
And a Devon MP clarifying travel restrictions back in the day
11 May 2020
Lets be very clear on movement across the country:
"Leaving your home - the place you live - to stay at another home for a holiday or other purpose is not allowed. This includes visiting second homes."
24 May 2020
So here's a Tory MP for Cornwall clarifying the rules on leaving your home to stay elsewhere during lock down. Will she now condemn #cummingsandgoings #CummingsGate
11 May 2020
Been getting lots of emails about second homes. Here’s the answer Can people stay in second homes? Leaving your home - the place you live - to stay at another home for a holiday or other purpose is not allowed. This includes visiting second homes.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
24 May 2020
Boris Johnson just insulted every person in this country who has made sacrifices to follow the rules he implemented to save lives in this pandemic.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
23 May 2020
I am so angry. My sister in law is struggling on her own with two small kids one with SEN having lost her husband (my brother). She lives in the North east. If I had known it was ok to drive 250 miles to go and help her, I would have. But it was made clear it wasn’t ok.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
24 May 2020
We must remember is all of this that while there is a temptation to make Cummings the absolute villain, Boris Johnson and the cabinet are in charge, how they handle this is what matters. Do they care more about us or themselves?
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
23 May 2020
You could have told me that when I could not walk for weeks, with covid, undergoing cancer treatment and looking after three children on my own.
23 May 2020
I know how ill coronavirus makes you. It was entirely right for Dom Cummings to find childcare for his toddler, when both he and his wife were getting ill.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
23 May 2020
Dominic Cummings is married to the daughter of an aristocrat. He has a six figure government salary. @grantshapps says their child would not have support in London.
Who are they kidding?
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
23 May 2020
Let’s be clear - at no point was there an “extreme risk to life” to Mr #Cummings, his wife or their child. There would have been a hospitalization if that was the case. However, there is an extreme risk to life during a pandemic, when Government doesn’t support it’s own guidance
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
23 May 2020
Almost the entire Cabinet have made it impossible to retain any respect for them. What a bizarre decision to go with their hopeless, indefensible, ridiculous line.
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Kristin Liabo retweeted
23 May 2020
The Government is in deep, deep trouble over #Cummings. They have underestimated the public anger on this. People have suffered greatly during lockdown. This story isn’t going away any time soon
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