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Join the community of interest to be kept up-to-date with the latest news: r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/12… (6/6)
#AdvancedPractice #Nursing #Midwifery #Healthcare #ProfessionalPractice
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"Initially, I thought advance care planning was very specialist, but I've come to realise that anyone within the care team or family can do it. It's fundamentally about listening, understanding, and sharing the individual's values" #ACPDay2024 bgs.org.uk/blog/the-importan…
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"If an older adult attends a frailty-attuned ED, #frailtyscreening can be rapidly undertaken by specialist multidisciplinary teams, working collaboratively to provide comprehensive care. This model can reduce ED reattendance or hospital admission." bgs.org.uk/blog/getting-to-t…
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"World #Delirium Day is an excellent opportunity for us to take stock and see how our understanding of delirium has progressed to date but also to do our bit to raise awareness and understanding of this condition outside of healthcare settings." bgs.org.uk/blog/world-deliri…
Alison McGinnes retweeted
There is an uneven distribution of #geriatricians across the UK, with urban areas typically being better served. This is despite non-metropolitan areas being more likely to have ageing populations. bgs.org.uk/policy-and-media/…
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"Without rehabilitation older people being discharged from hospital experience further deterioration of their health. On average 15% of older people being discharged from hospital are readmitted within 28 days."
Supporting #RightToRehab via #BGSblueprint bgs.org.uk/Blueprint
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Free to read: 15 key pieces of research on syncope in older people. Increasingly important given the overlap with falls. Awareness of causes of syncope, state-of-the-art assessment and treatment, is a priority in our field academic.oup.com/ageing/page… @OUPAcademic @OUPMedicine
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In this document, the BGS sets out five principles that should underpin #FrontDoorFrailty services. It provides tips on establishing services from those who have been through the process. Find out more bgs.org.uk/FrontDoorFrailty
Alison McGinnes retweeted
New paper on priorities for research from the perspective of older people.
1.Prevention/management
2.Improving health/care service provision
3.Improving daily life
4.Meeting carer needs
5.Planning ahead
academic.oup.com/ageing/arti… @Age_and_Ageing @NIHR_ARC_YH @GeriSoc @SpillersK
Alison McGinnes retweeted
BGS is proud to support this new campaign from @Ageing_Better: @agewithoutlimit which aims to educate and tackle #ageism in all its forms including in healthcare.
Get involved and join the movement. Visit the link to find out more: agewithoutlimits.org #AgeWithoutLimits
Alison McGinnes retweeted
🌟🌟 It's finally complete! 🌟🌟
Thank you to Claire Carter in @OUHospitals OMI dept for helping design this poster with me to help #medical and #nursing staff identify #frailty on #AAU. Already helped today teaching new #doctors to the team.
@ouh_therapies
Alison McGinnes retweeted
Replying to @JKDhesi
@JKDhesi highlights work that BGS is doing to share best practice to help colleagues to learn from each other, particularly our most recently published #FrontDoorFrailty resource. #BGSconf You can find that here: bgs.org.uk/frontdoorfrailty
Alison McGinnes retweeted
A shared strategy to measure healthy ageing helps us to unite in diversity and understand the issues that matter to older people
academic.oup.com/ageing/issu… #HealthyAgeing @WHO @GeriSoc @OUPAcademic @OUPMedicine
Alison McGinnes retweeted
Pathway planning moved to earlier in the patient journey in order to ensure discharge without delay says @Lyndseydunn7. #BGSconf
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📢Frailty elearning free to all!
We're delighted to share that our frailty elearning has been updated and relaunched and is FREE to all health and care professionals, thanks to funding from @NHSEngland! Sign up today to improve your frailty knowledge. bgs.org.uk/policy-and-media/…
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#GeriatricEmergencyMedicine Results from @UHSFT Post @NICEComms on #headinjury. Low rate of bleeding, bleeding associated with high risk injury +/- clinical signs, time to stop scanning? Can we therefore keep people at home? @GeriSoc @RCollEM @EuGMSSociety #EuGMS2023 #EuGMS
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601 CT head scans. 5 bleeds, 4 of which predicted by high risk status. So 596 people no benefit from scan and many will have had unseen harm- a trip to ED, fear or pain in scanner, a hospital stay, ‘deconditioning’ aka ‘got worse in hospital’ - we need to change this!
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