Research Assistant | @withoutstigma Mental Health Support Team Research Clinic. Views are my own.
Joined February 2022
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Emilia (Milly) Robinson retweeted
Exciting day for the #PIPP project team, a day in #London for us! Meeting together and with @RCollEM president @RCEMPolicyVP to discuss dissemination, communication and implementation of #PIPP!👏👏👏
@blackmoonsam @MillyRob0 @EddCarlton
Emilia (Milly) Robinson retweeted
Delighted to win @UniofBath #ImagesOfResearch2022 award 🏆
for our #emergencymedicine #PIPP project image & description: ‘The weight of the ambulance queue’
Check it out: tinyurl.com/4kxrvv97
The team: @EddCarlton @DrTomRoberts @ternfellow @MillyRob0
@BathPsychology
Emilia (Milly) Robinson retweeted
Shocking data has shown:
* 34% of NHS staff don’t have a staff room
* 56% don’t have a proper changing area
* 80% don’t have a place to sleep on call
We’re campaigning to fix this, and raising money to create new rooms
Please donate and RT to help: healthcareworkersfoundation.…
Emilia (Milly) Robinson retweeted
📣📣 Based on YOUR calls to participate, we have opened up our #PIPP target EM stakeholder groups!
All ST1-ST7 Trainees
All consultants
Nurses, ACP and speciality/SAS
Want a say on working conditions? Changing policy? Read and register here (and get free snacks!) 👇👇
If you work in #EmergencyMedicine, are in our target groups (see below) & interested in having your say about improving working conditions-the #PIPP project are keen to hear from you. Please RT! @DrJoDaniels
Read more below for eligibility & sign up here: tinyurl.com/3wrrz9kt
Emilia (Milly) Robinson retweeted
If you work in #EmergencyMedicine, are in our target groups (see below) & interested in having your say about improving working conditions-the #PIPP project are keen to hear from you. Please RT! @DrJoDaniels
Read more below for eligibility & sign up here: tinyurl.com/3wrrz9kt
Emilia (Milly) Robinson retweeted
Stressed NHS staff are quitting at a record rate of 400 per week, highlighting that the work of our charity has never been more vital.
We must do everything we can to stop this worrying trend, which could well have drastic consequences for all of us.
theguardian.com/society/2022…