Attention #STFC - @so69fangroup media watch. Been a busy Monday! - recorded with @POF_POD earlier (available on Friday ✅️). Thanks gents 👍 - @itvwestcountry Sport with @RossArnottITV on tonight's show (18:00-18:30) - @FoolsRushInSTFC 8.15pm tonight ✅️ #ClemItsTime 🍊🧡

What an absolute clusterfuck from start to finish

Simulation that truly reflects real clinical practice.👌 SimEPR is the only simulated Electronic Patient Record system that allows you to develop the digital skills your trainees need. And thanks to feedback from the simulation faculty at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, SimEPR is now even better. Introducing the SimEPR mobile app. 🟡 Upload and view observations 🟡 Review observation trigger and escalation information 🟡 Complete assessments- GCS, MUST and more 🟡 Quickly look-up guidelines The use of mobile apps in clinical settings is increasing, making it an essential part of the training process. See SimEPR in action for yourself ➡️go.simandskills.com/SimEPR #electronicpatientrecords #digitalNHS

Great discussions! Thanks so much @annelies_lovink for sharing this paper with us all. And thanks @ASPiHUK for running these really well attended journal clubs.

World Thrombosis Day 2024 at Wycombe Hospital @BucksHealthcare @thrombosisday @ThrombUK @cardinalhealth

In September 2015, Swindon signed Spanish Under-19 international Yelko Pino on loan - or at least Celta Vigo said they did. @acklamjoe puts his detective hat on again to find out what really happened #STFC swindonadvertiser.co.uk/spor…

This September for #SepsisAwarenessMonth we're putting pressure on the Government to 'step up' and re-prioritise sepsis. Sign our petition, which is nearly at 50,000 signatures, and add your voice today: chng.it/5dnys44wvt

Our lovely Joe conquering sepsis @simtechjoe @SimBucks_BHT

As school begins in England, periodic reminder that schools which choose to reward 100% attendance without equally rewarding disabled children who cannot achieve this for disability related reasons may well be breaching the Equality Act and the Human Rights Act

Are you a #Simulation Technician? We recently launched the Simulation Technicians Survey with the aim to gather insights on the experiences & value felt by the Simulation Technicians in the UK & Ireland Take a moment to complete buff.ly/4dYkAuF Closing: 30/09/24

More than 60 attendees from over 50 Universities and NHS Trusts. 8 inspiring workshops. Two days of learning, connections, collaborations and fun. Sim Tech Live was a wonderful celebration of the hard work and dedication of simulation technicians. Thank you to our workshop hosts for sharing their expertise: @SurreySimTech Joe Natalello @decentsim @immersiveuk @charles_everard @MaryHolding94 Nathan Connell @ArronThind @rivr_uk . Thank you to @ElevateHealthUK for supporting the event. Thank you to our partners for supplying our amazing competition prizes SimVS @InnosonianE @pcs_sim A special mention to @ODPGuru for bringing the SimCast podcast to Sim Tech Live and shining a light on the work of simulation technicians. Thank you to our wonderful venue hosts @MAA_Charity - a perfect conference venue 🚁 And most importantly, thank you to all our attendees who made the first Sim Tech Live a truly memorable experience. Who's coming next year? #simtechlive #simulationtechnicians #healthcaresimulation #conference #CPD

Look out for the gang selling near the County Ground tomorrow, and grab yourselves a copy while stock lasts. #stfc

Been an extraordinary few days of conferences, but @SimandSkills have really set a high bar with an event truly geared towards techs and innovations - every session felt like breaking the magician's code. Great venue too @MAA_Charity #simtechlive

ℹ️ ICYMI: #STFC fans heading to @ChesterfieldFC this evening. There will be a minutes applause in the 46th minute (first minute after half time) for #Spireites fan Kirky, who sadly passed on 23rd July after fighting cancer. Please show your support by joining in. 🔵🔴

Very proud of my team doing this for almost 80 new doctors for the 3rd year running.

Work on patient safety and risk in healthcare is in vein when you have a collapse in expertise in the form of new “associate” staff, unqualified in medicine or nursing, and lacking even fundamental expertise which is a basic assumption underlying safety and risk work.

At this time of year I hear about a lot of children excluded from trips and events because of their attendance and behaviour over the year. It’s part of a worrying trend which an number of parents and young people tell me about, where anything enjoyable in some school is turned into a reward which has to be earned by good behaviour. This starts with playtime, where primary school parents tell me that children are being made to sit in silence instead of going out if they haven’t been focused enough on their work. It can include things like movement breaks and sensory circuits, set up as adjustments to help children stay in school, but then turned into something which have to be earned. Both of these are counter-productive, because children need opportunities to move their bodies and let off steam in order to regulate their own behaviour. Playtime isn’t a reward for work, it’s a necessary part of the rhythm of the day. Just like adults, children need to get out for a breather every so often. If they have to earn those opportunities, their behaviour is likely to get worse not better. At secondary school it’s trips to theme parks or inflatable obstacle courses at the end of term, but only for those with good attendance and behaviour throughout the year. It’s trips to water parks with photo displays on the school wall, and some children conspicuously not included. Even though they’ve already sat in detention or isolation as punishment for their behaviour. The behaviour marks are still there, never forgotten. This can mean that those who struggle most never get to do the things which enrich the lives of the other children. It means that some children miss out year after year – and it’s often the children whose parents aren’t able to or can’t afford to take them on trips. Their school lives are less interesting and varied as a result. School is about so much more than lessons, particularly for those who don’t get many chances to do extra things at home. Extra opportunities should be just that – opportunities and not rewards.

Man dies. Widow gets some of his pension. @DWPgovuk cuts her state pension. She appeals. DWP loses. DWP spends £110,000 in legal fees to go to Appeal Court. Wins. Widow can’t afford the Supreme Court. DWP saves £50 a week. Modern Life. bit.ly/3KswI9Q

#Oliverscampaign A person who does not speak words CAN communicate in lots of other ways. We just need to slow down & give time to really listen with our eyes, ears, hearts, and minds Treat people with respect & dignity