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“No human should have to pay for access to education or healthcare”
So proud of the amazing @BSMSMedSchool irp students and my team of supporting enthusiasts
ADAMgel - free, ethical, recyclable, self-healing, ultrasound ready
“What could you make?” - come and play
#foame
Best Workshop Winner #ASPiH2023 congratulations to the local team and to James Chu and colleagues
Had a phenomenal day watching @DrRobgalloway sculpt the new human factors course for @UHSussex - amazing work, mdt and very collaborative.
Also made me realise I still can’t count and where sensory inputs fail or are fooled - thank you Rob
Could you drop some off at the sim centres too please? (Also keen to be talked through it!)
CCO nurses Niki & Freya showing off our new medical emergency proformas! Created by our colleague Annie, these forms are now the @UHSussex standard in documentation. In use across all 7 sites, these forms now ensure all patients receive a consistent level of care at a MET call!
Thank you for another superb event!
Replying to @RebeccaAkehurs2
So proud of what Josh has achieved supporting eFONA training at in house atls courses and anaesthetic training days.
Even prouder of his contributions at @dasairway @UHSussex ACRM,
@ASPiHUK SECEM
My thanks to @myuhsussex @drsalwamalik and @smotslive for helping his goodSam work
Very proud to be donating a new defibrillator unit as part of our AEDonor scheme to Joshua Sterriker of University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust.
scotiauk.com/smots/AEDonor/i…
@TheBHF @ResusCouncilUK #givingback #heart #healthcare #NHS #simulation
The KSS lap course is absolutely phenomenal - proud to be able to support it
Very proud to now host it in the new LMB level 11 sim centre - excited to see where you take it next year!
Congrats to Naomi on the prize! Amazing work
@UHSussex @myuhsussex
Fantastic Simnet 2024 conference!
Great workshop and talks 👏👏
Topped off by our fabulous #KSS and @UHSussex trainee Naomi winning first prize oral presentation sharing the success of the KSS lap course ☺️ @EastSim @NTovell
#kssisbest
The first part of solving a problem is being aware of it
The second is owning it
The third is meaningful action
I’ve always been proud of when I’ve had the courage to speak up - and ashamed of the times I haven’t
Most of the time - once you speak you’ll find you’re not alone
Dear
@avivaplc
Never have I felt so disabled as trying to talk to a real person through your web of chat bots and automated phone answering services
Absolutely appalling experience and still didn’t manage to talk to a human
#disgustedandfrustrated
Nicholas “Nick” Tovell retweeted
Friday's @UHSussex Disability Awareness conference hosted by the Disabled Staff Network (Chair, Marce left) included informative speakers and breakout sessions. Emma (right) shared her journey as a person living and working with disability. #BreakingFTSUBarriers @TheGuardian_S
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A busy morning but 💯 % worth it. These small things have a huge impact. So glad to be able to offer this level of support to our new international staff when they arrive.
@martynjclark @CarrieWeller1 @TrishRigby – at South East, England
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Doing drugs: Through the lens of a clinical pharmacologist 💊
In Prof Mike Okorie's inaugural lecture, he will reflect on his contributions as an educator, researcher & clinician to the safe, effective & responsible use of medicines.
Learn more & book 👉 bit.ly/4ahw1Mi
I’ve always been fascinated by James Barry since I read a medical history book that outlined Barry’s amazing achievements - especially when I heard that they had an altercation with Florence Nightingale…
irishamerica.com/2018/11/wil…
But the Barry building was named after Charles 🤦♂️
I guess finally it’s about fairness and recognition of service
It’s not about diminishing FN’s legacy - but there is room for Barry too
It’s easy to ignore eccentrics - but often it is the 5% outside “accepted norms” who change the world
Or - “have a different point of view”
Finally The 195-year-old Barry Building, ? The oldest acute hospital building still in use in England, is being demolished
Those who forget history are doomed to repeat its mistakes
Could the new building be the “James Barry” building?
#forthe5%
Achievements:
a plant-based treatment for syphilis and gonorrhea
promoted the novel concept of clean water and a healthy diet
introduced the smallpox vaccination to the colony, twenty years before it was introduced in England


























