MSc, BSc (Hons), RM. Director of Midwifery, Children’s Nursing & Women’s Health at Mid Yorkshire NHS trust. Retweets not endorsement/views my own.
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Mar 18
Great day at the CMidO Summit this week. Equality, digital and listening were strong topics. For me the opportunity to reconnect with peers as we navigate a challenging landscape. To take a moment to stand still and reflect - priceless! Energised to get back to my team
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Working with parents and professionals, we have updated the #stillbirth priority setting partnership. These are the top-12 research priorities for stillbirth in the UK. Thank you to everyone who contributed their time and to Tommy's for funding and @LindAlliance for supporting
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6 Aug 2025
Getting vaccinated while pregnant is the best way to protect your baby from the moment they are born and now is the time for mums to act. Please make sure your babies are protected ahead of their first few months this winter, when there tend to be more bugs circulating.
5 Aug 2025
The NHS is calling on pregnant women from 28 weeks to get the RSV vaccine and protect their newborns from serious illness.
RSV is a major cause of hospitalisations in young children – but one vaccine during pregnancy offers protection from birth.
➡️ england.nhs.uk/2025/08/nhs-u…
ALT Close-up of a pregnant woman in a red and white striped shirt gently holding her belly, with NHS urging protection against RSV for winter babies. Text reads 'NHS urges pregnant women to protect their 'winter babies' against RSV'.
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10 May 2025
Flexible nursing degrees: what might their impact be?
A new flexible nursing degree enables students to fit learning around home, family, and other life commitments.
Our panel discusses what the pros and cons are > rcni.com/nursing-standard/op…
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8 May 2025
The common causes of stillbirth and neonatal death remained the same in 2023. The cause of stillbirth remains unknown in one-third of cases. @TIMMSleicester
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8 May 2025
Persistent inequalities in baby deaths remained in 2023, with rates increasing for babies born in the most deprived areas for the third year running. Ethnic disparities also continued with Black and Asian babies more likely to die than White babies. @TIMMSleicester
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9 May 2025
In collaboration with stakeholders, @NHSEngland's national patient safety team has developed the 'Being fair tool' which replaces ‘A just culture guide’. The new tool better aligns with the core principles of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework. england.nhs.uk/patient-safet…
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7 Apr 2025
#WorldHealthDay 2025: Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures x.com/i/broadcasts/1ynKOlrpY…
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8 Mar 2025
We hit the streets with @GreaterManchesterCancer and @DianneOxberryTrust to ask women if they could name key symptoms of ovarian cancer.
👉 Share this video and help us spread the word!
#InternationalWomensDay #AccelerateAction
#IWD2025 #ThisVanCan #GMOvarianCancer
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2 Mar 2025
Please don’t ignore the symptoms, get checked out 🙏
1 Mar 2025
Today is the start of #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth 💜
That means it's our chance to put #ovariancancer in the spotlight! 🌟
Will you help by reposting this to raise awareness of the symptoms?
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16 Feb 2025
Refreshed, recharged and looking forward to Monday…. 😊
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13 Feb 2025
🏥 We're working with the NHS to make urgent and emergency care fit for the future.
Health Minister @KarinSmyth visited Pinderfields Hospital to hear about the challenges of making sure patients get seen quickly in A&E.
@MidYorkshireNHS
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4 Feb 2025
Today, on #WorldCancerDay, will you repost our symptoms video to help make sure everyone can recognise the symptoms of #ovariancancer?
For more trusted information about ovarian cancer, visit our website 👉 bit.ly/3UDIpB1
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4 Feb 2025
‘We do all sorts of difficult things in our job, but it’s for people like Albert.’
Albert recently thanked Mr Golash, Consultant Urologist at @UHNM_NHS, who saved his life 18 years ago after being given months to live following a kidney cancer diagnosis.
#WorldCancerDay
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30 Jan 2025
We've released a resource to help healthcare professionals spot jaundice in babies with dark skin tones. Together we can improve assessment of jaundice, prevent treatment delays, and tackle ethnic inequalities in healthcare.
Download the resource here: nhsrho.org/resources/ten-ste…
ALT Poster resource outlining 10 steps to spot jaundice in Black and Brown babies.
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31 Jan 2025
New data from @UKHSA shows 1 in 3 women women took up the offer of the RSV vaccine during its first month of being available.
Read more about midwives experience of that & find resources on vaccines to share with women in your care in our latest blog
rcm.org.uk/blog/2025/01/disc…
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20 Jan 2025
So important ………. if your invite for a smear lands during pregnancy, make a note to reschedule after you have had your baby. #CervicalCancerPreventionWeek 💕
20 Jan 2025
This week is #CervicalCancerPreventionWeek, a week to raise awareness of cervical cancer and work towards a day where cervical cancer is a thing of the past. @eveappeal have lots of useful information of their website: brnw.ch/21wQ7D6
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7 Jan 2025
UK weather is unpredictable, but it is important to make sure that your baby is a comfortable temperature not too hot or too cold. The risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is higher in babies who get too hot. The recommended room temperature for babies is 16-20°C. (1/4🧵)
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Temperatures are dropping and the flu is around. Here's how you can protect yourself.
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31 Dec 2024
Whether you've been caring for patients on the wards, preparing meals, portering, prescribing, operating or supporting behind the scenes – thank you for your incredible dedication this year.
Wishing you a very Happy New Year. ✨
ALT Group photo of diverse NHS staff in scrubs and surgical caps, smiling and standing in a hospital setting decorated with gold banners. Text overlay reads 'Happy New Year to all NHS staff!' with an NHS logo in the top-right corner.
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