PhD candidate London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine | Wellcome funded project about pressure ulcer prevention and management in UK hospitals

Joined December 2019
It's out! I wrote this report with @NLemosDekker and @NFBrenman about their brilliant workshop on imagining speculative futures with chronic illness. I presented on the medical-device industry's use and co-production of the idea of avoidability of pressure ulcers.
Up now: the "Interrogating Speculative Futures" workshop report from Els Roding @elsroding, Natashe Lemos Dekker @NLemosDekker & Natassia Brenman @NFBrenman: somatosphere.net/2022/worksh…
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After a couple of days filled with inspiring presentations by @toni_modelhart, @CharlotteWltz and many more, the @medantheurope conference is almost coming to an end. I feel incredibly lucky for being able to attend, speak, and exchange ideas with so many brilliant colleagues!
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So excited to be speaking at the @medantheurope conference in Warsaw today! I will be sharing the lessons I learned about pressure in the past year and a half of conducting my study during the Covid-19 pandemic. I’m kicking off the conference as the first speaker. Wish me luck!
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I have spent the past two days learning from brilliant scholars about imagining futures with(out) chronic illness and chronic wounds. I couldn't agree more with @Annelie3ssen. A big 'Thank you' to the organisers @NLemosDekker and @NFBrenman and the speakers!
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Have you or your relative been in intensive care with #COVID19 in the UK? Annelieke would like to speak to you to gain an understanding of experiences of #ICU and recovery.
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Exciting news! "Experimenting with Ethnography: A Companion to Analysis" is coming out in a couple of months. Very proud! @_JustineLaurent @DukePress
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Do you work in the industry around pressure ulcer prevention and treatment devices and materials? I am recruiting for my study about pressure on patients’ skin and pressure on the NHS and would like to chat with you. PM/e-mail me for more info: [email protected] Please RT!
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What an inspiring week! I learned so much about #Woundmanagement at the excellent #EWMA2020 conference and I am amazed at the wonderful initiatives I’ve seen to #stopthepressure! I hope to meet all of you next year at #EWMA2021 in Paris! #Lovegreatskin
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What are you doing on #stopthepressure day? How are you COVID-proofing you’re activities? I’d love to hear all about it! #tissueviability #pressureulcerprevention
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It’s so exciting to see the incredibly creative and original activities being organised for #pressureulcerprevention on #stopthepressure day! I can’t wait! #tissueviability
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Are you an arts, health and wellbeing facilitator working in London, South West England, or Yorkshire and the Humber? Share your practice experiences in this research project with @LSHTM and other arts and health partners. Details at tinyurl.com/CreateFac
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After an inspiring start of the conference today, I’m looking forward to speaking at #4SEASST2020 about connections between good care and its potential harm in #pressureulcerprevention. Please join me on Fri, August 21, 10:00 to 11:40am (CEST).
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Wat kunnen we van dialoogbijeenkomsten leren over de interactie tussen praktijk, onderwijs en wetenschap? Trots op publicatie van dit prachtige artikel bit.ly/3epqx4p van antropologen Silke Hoppe @Annelie3ssen @krikau @ElsRoding @vermeulenlh
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Tissue Viability nurses raise awareness of pressure ulcer prevention in incredibly creative ways, putting a smile on my face every time I come across one of these efforts. What do you do to raise awareness of #pressureulcerprevention ? youtube.com/watch?time_conti…
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I hear many Tissue Viability nurses are being redeployed at the moment. Tissue Viability nurses in the NHS and @TVSUK what are your thoughts about this? How are your tasks changing? #pressureulcerprevention
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Thank you all for your replies! I see that many of you are working remotely. How is this going? Pros? Cons?
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'Many severely ill patients with the virus are turned onto their tummy, a process known as proning. Crowe says that with many adult patients weighing more than 100kg, (...) Up to 10 people can be needed, each one in full PPE.' irishtimes.com/news/health/l… #pressureulcerprevention
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New teams are set up to turn COVID-19 patients at ICUs. Who is in these teams? Are tissue viability nurses involved in this? How? Please comment or DM me if you know anything about this! #pressureulcerprevention #pressureulcers
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