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👏 Thank you @AshleyDalton_MP
Prehabilitation and rehabilitation are embedded in the National Cancer Plan in England for the first time, giving every person with cancer the support they need to improve outcomes.
Read more: csp.org.uk/news/2026-02-04-c…
#RightToRehab
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Fab new small but growing festival in Watchet - poetry nature fantasy games and more, and I’ll be talking interesting sad funny important stuff about #GettingOlder on Sat 21st Feb pls share and come along!
Words in Watchet – Somerset Literary Festival wordsinwatchet.com/
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A primary care-led intervention of physical exercise program, nutritional recs, and team training in frailty improves frailty status or physical function in community-dwelling prefrail or frail older adults. agsjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Our latest elearning course, Continence in Older People, is now available. What's more, this course is free to BGS members!
The course covers the impact continence has on the older population, the symptoms, causes, and treatment options. buff.ly/2ALgvlV
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Loved talking with @JonnyUnderhill - learned lots from him and from Minna and Phil too 👏👏here’s to a bright future
In tomorrow's episode of #TalkingMeds @JonnyUnderhill and guests Minna Eii, Lucy Pollock and Philip Newland-Jones look ahead to 2026 in the world of medicines and prescribing.
Find out more and listen to the podcast here: ow.ly/eXMv50XSR2O
@lucypgeridoc
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Our Core20PLUS5 Framework is a valuable resource to help you identify people who have unequal access to and experience of healthcare, and to target action to counter that inequality. buff.ly/tZFrTG9
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Bravo! @hmkyale explains that our choice is between ‘a system that has finally integrated the science of aging into cardiovascular care or one that continues to treat our most common patients as exceptional cases. Our science must finally and fully reflect the people we serve’.
Older Patients and Cardiovascular Disease: At the Center of Care, on the Margins of Science
jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacc.… via @hmkyale @lucypgeridoc
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Happy New Year! There's several abstract deadlines this month including the 3rd World Falls Congress call for abstracts closing on 19 January. Hear @Toby_Ellmers share more about his talk at the Congress. Register at buff.ly/U2trhvU
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We have a series of BGS portals on our website which feature an overview of key BGS materials on core topics relating to the care of older people. Have a look at our Rehabilitation portal: buff.ly/qciRZJd
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This Christmas, remind a loved one that it's never too late to get stronger.
To get started, visit csp.org.uk/nevertoolate for simple strengthening exercises and guidance from physiotherapists.
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📢 The abstract submission deadline for the 3rd World Falls Congress has been extended to 19 January 2026. Submit your work for a chance to have your research featured as a poster or platform presentation: buff.ly/U2trhvU
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Welcome to the 1st day of BGS! Over the next 12 days, we'll be celebrating our highlights of 2025.
July saw the launch of a brand new BGS resource hub on Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment. CGA is the cornerstone of good quality care for older people. buff.ly/E16MLYD
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Read our latest 'Did you know' blog about the 3rd World Falls Congress taking place in June 2026. buff.ly/msSldiV
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Core20PLUS5 Framework: Reducing healthcare inequalities among older people.
This new framework from BGS aims to help identify people who have unequal access to and experience of healthcare, and to target action to counter that inequality. buff.ly/tZFrTG9
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We need to come together to deliver better joined up care & neighbourhood health. Every system needs a frailty strategy. Identification & CGA at scale. Frailty Workforce & education. Check out @GeriSoc resources for age attuned integrated care, join the dots blueprint & much more
The BGS is pleased that @NAOorguk has produced a report on primary and community healthcare for people living with frailty, and we welcomed the opportunity to contribute to the process.
Sadly, the report makes for disheartening reading. bit.ly/48A636R
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We have a series of BGS portals on our website which feature an overview of key BGS materials on core topics relating to the care of older people. Have a look at our Rehabilitation portal: buff.ly/qciRZJd
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Our latest elearning course, Continence in Older People, is now available. What's more, this course is free to BGS members!
The course covers the impact continence has on the older population, the symptoms, causes, and treatment options. buff.ly/2ALgvlV
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BGS President @JKDhesi has responded to this article from @mancunianmedic, reiterating the need to support expert generalists and highlighting the need for all clinicians to have the skills to care for older people. You can read her response here: bmj.com/content/391/bmj.r246…
The case for a greater focus on medical “expert generalists” in the NHS has been in the health policy news recently.
But expert generalists already very much exist in our system. They just need to be supported, says @mancunianmedic
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Member Karen Poole represented the CSP in Parliament, giving evidence to inform the 10-year workforce plan for the NHS in England.
We're calling for a plan that fully recognises physiotherapy and rehabilitation as central to achieving the NHS’s goals: csp.org.uk/news/2025-11-27-p…



















