@JoeAA70
 South West Wales
Joined April 2018
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NIVWales@NivWales22 Nov 2019
Very true, particularly in large geographical areas such as those seen in Wales...
SiLVaH@SiLVaH_UK22 Nov 2019
Due to staffing levels, home visits are more and more difficult to manage. How many people have guidelines regarding this and are you willing to share? #SiLVaH2019 #Homemechanicalventilation
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Thank you Alison and all your team for organising another great day
Alison Armstrong@AlisonArmstron22 Nov 2019
Absolute pleasure to host this event! Thanks for this lovely feedback! See you all next year @SiLVaH_UK #SiLVaH2019
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Joe Annandale retweeted
ARNS
@ARNS_UK22 Nov 2019
***********************SAVE THE DATE *********************** The next tweetchat will be on the 28th of Nov (Thursday) at 8pm on research in clinical practice. All welcome!
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Joe Annandale retweeted
SiLVaH@SiLVaH_UK22 Nov 2019
Here we go #SiLVaH2019
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Joe Annandale retweeted
NIVWales@NivWales14 Nov 2019
Well done Tyler on presenting your first poster at the Royal College of Physicians conference. Lots of interesting discussion. ⁦@RCPWales⁩ ⁦@MonSchBoys⁩ ⁦@Habsmonmouth⁩ ⁦@AneurinBevanUHB⁩
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Looking forward to Twitter chat on research on 28th. Well done @DrNRoberts on the blog
ARNS
@ARNS_UK21 Nov 2019
Prior to our Twitter chat on 28th November, do have a read of @DrNRoberts blog "Dipping your toes into research" Great advice & tips on abstract prep and how to get published- all ready for you to submit your abstract for #ARNS2020 #ARNStchatNov bit.ly/349zeer
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Joe Annandale retweeted
NIVWales@NivWales13 Nov 2019
Dr Anna Lewis discussing challenges in Acute NIV service delivery. Lots of discussion around service provision elsewhere and breaking down barriers for development of service #NIVNetworkMeeting #Sharinggoodpractice
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Joe Annandale retweeted
NIVWales@NivWales13 Nov 2019
A great day of presentations, discussion and sharing good practice in Wales. Save Journey home all.#NIVWales
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Joe Annandale retweeted
NIVWales@NivWales13 Nov 2019
Dr Mark Smithies, discussing LTV patients in Wales. Interesting discussions on transition of care, community support and wider network involvement.
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Joe Annandale retweeted
NIVWales@NivWales13 Nov 2019
Dr Elen Rowlands sharing BTS All Wales NIV audit data. #NIVWales #sharingpractice @BTSrespiratory @BTSlearning
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Joe Annandale retweeted
NIVWales@NivWales13 Nov 2019
Dr Victoria Lewis presenting on oxygen wristband QI project. Lots of discussion and best practice discussion. #NIVWales # bestpracticeshared # oxygen prescribing
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Very proud of this young lady 💚
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Worked hard for her GCSEs, well deserved fun Prom night - proud of this beautiful blossoming young lady
Helen Annandale 💙@HelenAnnandale4 Jul 2019
Lovely evening. As always proud parents @JoeAA70 #wheresourbabygone
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ERS@EuroRespSoc27 May 2019
#Tobacco smoke contains more than 4,000 toxic chemicals 🚭☠ See what we're doing for the upcoming World #NoTobacco Day [31 May] and access resources: bit.ly/2EeUrZB
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Joe Annandale retweeted
The BMJ
@bmj_latest27 May 2019
Tobacco dependence is still often ignored, both in individuals and in prevalence studies of mental disorders. It is time to reframe dependence as a leading non-communicable disease, argues this editorial ow.ly/Z2R750ul2XT

Tobacco dependence should be recognised as a lethal non-communicable disease

Reframing would extend the scope of tobacco control Tobacco use is one of the main risk factors for non-communicable diseases, which are a major health threat globally. Despite worldwide efforts at...

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For IPF patients, the presence of hiatus hernia is associated with lung function decline and increased mortality. This observation supports the view that hiatus hernia may influence pathogenic mechanisms involved in IPF disease progression.ow.ly/hPAY30omE9o
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Replying to @vivmarsh @annie_296
Time for more nurses from every background and discipline to be involved in conducting research not only supporting as ‘research nurses’ for our medical and other colleagues. A nurse doing research and a research nurse are two very different entities. @ARNS_UK @TheQNI @PCRSUK
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received warm welcome @ Carmarthen breathe easy group lovely to see it going strong after setting it up with @blfwales and a physio 12 years ago, for anyone affected by lung conditions, 3rd Tuesday of every month 2-4pm Abergwili hall #patientengagement #socialising #Wellbeing
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Joe Annandale retweeted
Mike ward@ebmmike22 May 2019
With an NNT of 24 - #COPD take note when commissioning for #value
Martijn A. Spruit@pulmonary_rehab21 May 2019
Better 1-year survival in COPD patients after completion of early PR following hospital admission. #ATS2019 @PeterLindenauer
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