June Davis retweeted
New national guidelines co-developed at our BRC will help improve cancer outcomes through prehabilitation 🏥
Prehabilitation helps patients prepare physically and mentally for treatment with exercise, nutrition and support.
Learn more 👉 southamptonbrc.nihr.ac.uk/po…
June Davis retweeted
Really pleased to share this Cancer Experience of Care Improvement Collaborative project focused on improving experience and waiting times for people with learning disabilities on a cancer pathway journals.rcni.com/cancer-nur…
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Finally we are launching the Prehabilitation for people with Cancer Guidelines 2025. Launching this morning at the International Prehabilitation Conference in Vancouver. Amazing step forward for the prehabilitation field. @macmillancancer @SouthamptonBRC @NIHRresearch @CPOC_News
June Davis retweeted
Excellent first debate session. Representing the UK and @CPOC_News our own @denny_levett Where does Prehab end and perioperative care begin? Presenting our @UHSFT Perioperative Programme @SouthamptonBRC
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Core Outcome Dataset in Cancer Prehabilitation underway in >500 health care professionals and >60 patients. Great achievement. Looking forward to full results @royalmarsden @SouthamptonBRC @SheffieldHallam
June Davis retweeted
Great to see @Junedavis44 @macmillancancer Well done to everyone who contributed to these excellent guidelines 🙌 Helpful evidence-based recommendations for clinical practice which are accessible to all.
Finally we are launching the Prehabilitation for people with Cancer Guidelines 2025. Launching this morning at the International Prehabilitation Conference in Vancouver. Amazing step forward for the prehabilitation field. @macmillancancer @SouthamptonBRC @NIHRresearch @CPOC_News
June Davis retweeted
All patients having major cancer treatment should be offered group education where the elements of prehab are explained e.g. surgery school. @macmillancancer @Junedavis44 #prehabilitationguidelines @Prehab2025
June Davis retweeted
Nursing Live is worth attending if you want to hear about the big issues in nursing now. Today I was taking about the cancer nursing workforce & #ACCEND with the value it brings for career development @NHSEngland @RCNi_Sprinks @RCN @Junedavis44 @DaBell5
June Davis retweeted
Fantastic discussion about legacy mentoring in our National Cancer CNS Development Forum today following the superb presentation from Sinead Parry @WCA. Do get in touch if you’re offering legacy mentorship in cancer care #ACCEND #workforcedevelopment #retention @macmillancancer
June Davis retweeted
It was wonderful to discuss the importance of our new strategy @macmillancancer with Samina Hussain, Lived Experience Strategy Adviser and Founder of Sakoon Through Cancer podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
June Davis retweeted
#GUTImage from the new @BritSocGastro #GUTGuideline by Andreyev et al on
"British Society of Gastroenterology practice guidance on the management of acute and chronic gastrointestinal symptoms and complications as a result of treatment for cancer" via
bit.ly/3FEAwGq
@CancerOG @drol007 @claire_taylor22 #GICancer
June Davis retweeted
Great morning spent at Sir Ludwig Guttmann Health and Wellbeing Centre in Stratford with Macmillan professionals and people from across the cancer community to attend the 10 Year Health Plan announcement.
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Replying to @Junedavis44
Prehabilitation and Rehabilitation in Cancer event organised by @NHS_WCA Launching the International Prehab Guidelines @MikeGrocott @EBPOM @POETTSoc @Prehab4Life @profsandyjack
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Great to see this published @Junedavis44 @DaBell5 @m_worm and Prof Taylor
#ACCEND @macmillancancer @NHSEngland
Using the Aspirant Cancer Career and Education Development (ACCEND) framework in the workplace journals.rcni.com/cancer-nur…
June Davis retweeted
Listening to the wonderful @VernaLavender talking about cancer CNS development at #UKOF25 The importance of career development and education and capabilities in practice/ACCEND framework @UKONSmember @Junedavis44 @claire_taylor22
June Davis retweeted
Exercise improves colon cancer survival:
At 5 yrs, a 28% reduction in the risk of ca coming back, or new one forming.
At 8 yrs, a 37% lower risk of death.
“I saw first-hand that this reduced fatigue, lifted people's mood & boosted their physical strength”
bbc.com/news/articles/c8xgyw…
June Davis retweeted
⭐ We are celebrating #DietitiansWeek 2 - 6 June
The profession are looking at what the future might bring, where careers might lead & how #Dietetics can be supported in the years to come
Find more resources & info here 👉
bda.uk.com/news-campaigns/ca…
@BDA_Dietitians
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Stage 3 colon cancer patients who regularly exercised after treatment had a 37% lower risk of dying than those handed the healthy lifestyle booklet at 8yr FU (n=889). Exercise ‘better than drugs’ theguardian.com/society/2025…
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British Society of Gastroenterology practice guidance on the management of acute and chronic gastrointestinal symptoms and complications as a result of treatment for cancer | Gut first cite nice @Gut_BMJ gut.bmj.com/content/early/20…


































