Public Health trainee in the West Midlands, UK. Part-time jedi.
Joined April 2020
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10 Jun 2022
Great opportunity to take part in a research project on childhood #asthma in #Wolverhampton.
Working together with @PrasadNagakumar and #ADLindenmeyer at @unibirmingham
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10 Jun 2022
Hi @karlhenry08 - I know childhood asthma and Wolverhampton both mean a lot to you and would really appreciate if you could share this!
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10 Jun 2022
Fantastic day at the @RCSEd York President's forum - highlights: meeting people and socialising, learning about robotic surgery & my first go on Inuitive simulator, delivering a talk on #frugal innovation and #globalsurgery and coming home with fluffy unicorn🦄 souvenirs!
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12 Oct 2021
"What would you do with £10B to ⬇health inequalities?"
"equity wellbeing at the heart of ALL policies" @MichaelMarmot
"properly invest in public health" @julianhuppert
"operate as a community" @SwaranPSingh
"ringfence, primary care, early years opportunities" @KellyIpsosMORI
12 Oct 2021
And we're off... Welcome all to
Discussing - Reducing health inequalities: the practical & ethical challenges with @MichaelMarmot @julianhuppert @SwaranPSingh @KellyIpsosMORI
#Insight2021
midlandsdecisionsupport.nhs.…
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Dan Lange retweeted
12 Oct 2021
The fire service invest more on fire prevention than putting out fires
The police invest more on crime prevention
"We need to rethink how we frame health and think more about preventing ill health and see hospital admissions as a failure to do that" @julianhuppert
#Insight2021
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12 Oct 2021
Excellent discussion on the ethical and practical challenges when reducing health inequalities with @MichaelMarmot, @julianhuppert, @SwaranPSingh and @kellybeaver
"until we see this as everyone's problem, we'll continue offering fragmented solutions"
#INSIGHT2021
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1 Sep 2021
The worlds biggest study of post acute #COVID19 symptoms in children is out as a pre-print - the CLoCK study!
Fortunately results are very reassuring regarding symptom frequency and impact
Some important lessons, let's take a look 🧵
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25 Aug 2021
If you were wondering about the situation in hospitals in England for children with #COVID19 or RSV, it looks like this 👇
gov.uk/government/statistics…
26 Aug 2021
Helpful data on short- and medium-term risks associate to #COVID19 infection and #vaccination
26 Aug 2021
Look at the risk of adverse events following vaccination (blue) versus #COVID19 infection (gold).
Myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots, intracranial bleeding, etc are all substantially more common following infection versus vaccination.
From @NEJM: bit.ly/3myIpRJ
Dan Lange retweeted
25 Aug 2021
#Disability is a global public health issue.
People w/ disabilities, especially in lower-income countries have less access to health care & assistive technology.
Find out how this partnership between WHO & @Paralympics helps address the issue 👉bit.ly/3izbvNa
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25 Aug 2021
Easy to read summary of how #COVID19 affects children, including long-lasting symptoms. Very useful read when considering vaccination in young people.
#COVIDVaccination #LongCovidKids #schoolreopening #VaccinateYoungPeople
theconversation.com/covid-lo… via @ConversationUK
24 Aug 2021
Vaccines should not be the preserve of rich countries bmj.com/content/374/bmj.n204…
Interesting read which touches on "vaccine apartheid" and how inequalities in the distribution of Covid-19 vaccines are causing preventable suffering and prolonging the pandemic.
20 Aug 2021
First monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19 approved for use in the UK - can be used in prevention and treatment of acute COVID-19
gov.uk/government/news/first…
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Dan Lange retweeted
18 Aug 2021
We've developed an interactive dashboard to show local GP inequalities. Local systems can now see their own inequalities
phpc.cam.ac.uk/pcu/research/…
@BolaOwolabi8 @RCGPHI @rcgp
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28 May 2020
Very informative thread on how the spread of a virus may not always be straightforward, the role of superspreaders and some thoughts on how to combat this. Will be interesting to see how this is observed with the new test and trace schemes.
#TestandTrace
We can't identify superspreaders so we need to continue to maintain physical distancing & hygiene measures.
Pre-covid I told my students there was little evidence for #facemask use. Been convinced by @trishgreenhalgh & will advise otherwise now based on precautionary principle.
25 May 2020
Thank you @GASOC_2015 and @Noel25Dec for your work in putting together such a great conference. Incredible opportunity to hear about the impacts of #COVIDー19 on surgical practice across the world and how we can learn from each other.
#frontlineglobalsurgery #globalsurgery
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25 May 2020
Thank you Dr. @hakonbolkan for your valuable insights into how #Ebola affected surgical practice in #SierraLeone and what lessons can be learnt for the current #Covid_19 pandemic.
@GASOC_2015 @CapaCare #frontlineglobalsurgery
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Dan Lange retweeted
28 Apr 2020
From the @bmj_latest, authors @gerrymccartney1 @vkatikireddi @martinmckee & others.
How do we mitigate the socioeconomic and health effects of the #COVID19 pandemic? More examples of how, once again, the social determinants of health are key.
#SDOH
bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m155…
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24 Apr 2020
In the Journal of Critical Care, @ma_xiya and I performed the first mapping of the global availability of ICU beds.
While this is only one piece of the puzzle, it provides some insight in the ability to cope with critically-ill #COVID19, now & in future.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Dan Lange retweeted
24 Apr 2020
THREAD 1/2 #Coronavirus press conference slides (24 April 2020)
🔵 Transport use change (Great Britain)
🔵 New cases (UK)
🔵 People in hospital with COVID-19 (Great Britain)
🔵 Critical care beds with COVID-19 patients (UK)
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