I am an ACP/Diabetes ClinicalNurse Lead Modality . I have a passion for improving patient care and making positive change.
Joined January 2022
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Weight clinic 💪 what a rewarding job. The patient is so happy he swims ( for free in Birmingham) and started weight management glp1 therapy, shared with consent
I am proud @MinaGupta1 that Modality have given the backing for this, primary care weight management tier 3 is key to reducing both co morbidities/ inequalities and patients risks...
Yes, im that age. The poo 💩 test, please do it 🙏 it may well save your life, also mammogram ✔️ as a nurse of 30 years im grateful to the nhs . it's really easy to do, and you just post it off.
Amelia Cook Diabetes Nurse specialist retweeted
BACK IN STOCK! Lyla’s Law Pin Badges! £5 each with proceeds going to Breakthrough T1D UK. These are mega popular! Buy them, wear them, back the campaign. If interested, please send me a private message and I’ll let you know how to order. For those on preorder, check your emails and don’t forget check spam/junk. #LylasLaw 💛💝🌻 #TestDontGuess #ProtectOurChildren
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Ffs. 🤦🏼♀️ … most nurses I know are on universal credit to up their wages, despite having MSc & advanced qualifications. There is a charity set up to help nurses pay for washing machines & white goods too as they can’t afford them either to wash their own uniforms!
Amelia Cook Diabetes Nurse specialist retweeted
Had a very interesting meeting this morning with @DSNforumUK, @DigiBeteUK and prominent figures in the T1D field. Let’s get Lyla’s Legacy to fruition @parthaskar #LylasLaw 💛💝🌻
Amelia Cook Diabetes Nurse specialist retweeted
Hi #DOC, next week I'm running some adult sessions to hear from adults living with #T1D & #T2D to hear what resources & information is important to you as adults living with adults.
Feel free to come along & share with your communities.
📧 Dm or email any q's: [email protected]
Amelia Cook Diabetes Nurse specialist retweeted
Takes 20 seconds if that, to do a fingerprick. If machine is on desk like sats probe, thermometer and stethoscope or sphygh. Who pays anyone to do those routine A-E assessment checks & for that equipment?
