
Trustee of @HGSupportUK and @long_covid, HG survivor, Patient Involvement in Research, Hyperemesis, pregnancy, research, advocacy for #LongCovid
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ALT Blue background with a photograph on the left of Long Covid Support’s new Chair of Trustees, Nigel Rothband. In the top right is the Long Covid Support logo. Text reads Welcome NIGEL ROTHBAND Chair of Trustees. There is a quote from Nigel which says Long Covid has deeply affected my family. My wife has been living with its devastating impact for the past five years. I'm honoured to take on the role of Chair at Long Covid Support, and I'm committed to helping amplify the voices of the thousands affected, and to ensuring they receive the recognition, care and resources they so urgently need. Across the bottom it says Long Covid Support is a registered charity in England and Wales 1198938.

ALT Image with the words Breaking News at the top, with a gold and red circle and a spotlight. Below that is a blue background with a white rectangle on it that contains black text saying Ashley Dalton Says NO to Publishing Results of Long Covid Clinic Stocktake. In the bottom left corner is the Long Covid Support logo and in the bottom right is our website address www.longcovid.org. Across the very bottom in white it reads Long Covid Support is a registered charity in England and Wales 1198938.

ALT Copy of answer given by Ashley Dalton MP to Jo Platt MP. There is a small photo of Ashley Dalton in the top left corner. Text reads: Ashley Dalton The Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Health and Social Care. NHS England's long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome, stocktake aimed to collate information about service commissioning, activity, and delivery, to provide a national overview of the services commissioned by integrated care boards as part of their core activity. The stocktake was completed for an internal NHS England committee and, therefore, there are no plans to publish the findings. However, those findings did confirm the widely recognised challenges of significant variation in care delivery across England, and a lack of comprehensive activity data.

























