Emergency Medicine Trainee, Project lead at the Improvement Academy, working on community CVD prevention. Distinctly average rock climber trying my best.
Bradford
Joined March 2023
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Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Over 100 people benefited from free health checks today at BEAP, including screenings for high blood pressure, BMI, cholesterol, and diabetes!
Big thanks to our partners:
@Core20Plus
@ActAsOneBDC
@Improve_Academy
@MyLivingWell1
@DiabetesUK
#CommunityHealth #ActAsOne
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Wes Streeting calls you and asks for *tangible* ideas he can implement to help NHS improve performance. But there's no extra money for big spending. What's your one idea? #FantasyNHS
I'll start - staff passports across regions to free up pointless mandatory training time.
Looking forward to returning to Milat Islamia Masjid next week for our third health check event. In this video, local Imam Ali explains why working with communities is essential in long term CVD prevention and reducing health inequalities @Improve_Academy
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Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
In 2022 @CONeillEM began looking at ways we could support our community after anecdotal evidence from clinical staff and the community indicated poor cardiovascular outcomes from ethnic minority communities. We are thrilled it has been nominated for @HSJptsafety @HealthInnovYH
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Ciaran is working closely with communities & partners across BDC to make health checks accessible.
In this video he tells us how he's working with local imam Ali to bring health checks to faith settings like the mosque.
Watch 👉youtube.com/watch?v=P1tnBIk3… #ReducingInequalitiesBDC
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Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Exciting opportunity within the IA for 2 Research Fellows within our Implementation Science team as part of the @NIHR_ARC_YH
Our team provides implementation science support to teams to reduce the timeframe between theory and practice.
jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
A huge achievement over the past year and in collaboration many community organisations to deliver health checks in high-risk communities, all underpinned by ConnectedBradford data
@AliyaFazil @LawtonTri @HealthInnovYH @CONeillEM @shahid_islam @ActAsOneBDC @MyLivingWell1
Day 11🌲The @Improve_Academy launched its Community Health Checks project this year. 4 collaborative events were held across Bradford, providing health checks to local communities. A great initiative helping improve health outcomes for our city. #CityofResearchAdvent @BTHFT
ALT 11 Merry Christmas! Snowman on hill with Christmas trees and snowflakes falling Photos from Community Health Checks events Text in reads: Providing our communities with what they want and need #CityofResearchAdvent
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Research suggested cardiovascular disease (CVD) disproportionately affects those from the poorest communities; those from the most socio-economically deprived communities are more than four times more likely to die prematurely from #CVD. tinyurl.com/y8ajxew7
#diabetes
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Another hugely successful health check event. Thank you to everyone involved for their help and support in setting up and running the event #healthchecks
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Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Some more pictures from today’s health check event! The engagement from the community has been phenomenal!
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Congratulations to everyone involved in the Community Health Checks project! It has been shortlisted for an @hsj award in the category Innovation and Improvement in Reducing Healthcare Inequalities!
A huge thank you to everyone involved in making it a success @coneillem @lawtontri @bradford4better @uniofbradford @abidarafiq4 @shahid_islam @v1sharma
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
We wrote an article for the BD5 magazine about the importance of health checks and included a little story about my pal @ShadimHussain along with some basic facts & stats about high BP. This magazine is posted to approx 7000 homes in the Little Horton Ward.
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
It is truly important that we look after our health and not ignore the signs our bodies give us. It is a pleasure to be featured in the BD5 magazine. Thanks to @shahid_islam for raising awareness on the impact of high blood pressure. 🙏🏽
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Not forgetting the amazing @G_tonCentre who have worked very hard in making sure the event was well attended &providing scrumptious healthy refreshments Great team effort all around. Thank you @CONeillEM &Rubina Burhan centre manager at Girlington Centre. Much needed initiative.
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
I am delighted to have supported the health check event @G_tonCentre in partnership with the local GP practices. It was great to see over 100s of people in attendance.
Sadly, with the number of attendees the demand could not be met.
The struggle is real!
#savetheNHS
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
It's absolutely heaving in Girlington Centre today (standing room only) as people from the local community are attending to have their basic health checked. These events are show very high demand. Special thanks to @CONeillEM @Improve_Academy @bradford4better @v1sharma #health
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Another great community health checks event. A huge thank you to everyone who supported and helped deliver the event today.
@CONeillEM
It's absolutely heaving in Girlington Centre today (standing room only) as people from the local community are attending to have their basic health checked. These events are show very high demand. Special thanks to @CONeillEM @Improve_Academy @bradford4better @v1sharma #health
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
What a great morning! Thank you @ECS_Keighley - it was a real honour to attend - we met some inspiring young people, with amazing energy & some great questions - the future certainly is bright! ✨⭐️🏆 @sellis79_ @CONeillEM @AmarjotF @Airedaleahps @AiredaleMsk @WYpartnership – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
A huge thank you to Clinical Fellows from the YH Future Leaders Programme for supporting our Brighter Futures Week. Our pupils were inspired about careers in health from real-life medics, nurses, podiatrists and physiotherapists! #thankyou #careers #collaborate #community
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Really excited to be at @ECS_Keighley this morning - talking about careers in the healthcare service with some of my wonderful fellows from the YH Future Leaders Programme (so sad our year together is nearly over) and @AiredaleCharity ⚡️⭐️
Ciaran O'Neill retweeted
Powerful presentation about engaging communities to solve local problems from Shaun and Muhammed - “sick and tired of being researched - want to be involved in the researching” #impsci23
