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NHS
@NHSuk28 Aug 2024
If you see someone with any of the signs or symptoms of a stroke, remember to Act F.A.S.T. F – Face (has their face fallen on one side?) A – Arms (can they raise both arms and keep them there?) S – Speech (is it slurred?) T – Time to call 999 nhs.uk/actFAST
An image showing the symptoms of stroke. The text reads "Face: Has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile? Arms: Can they raise both arms and keep them there? Speech: Is their speech slurred? Time: To call 999 if you see any single one of these signs" The text on the bottom of the image reads "When stroke strikes, Act F.A.S.T." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

ALT An image showing the symptoms of stroke. The text reads "Face: Has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile? Arms: Can they raise both arms and keep them there? Speech: Is their speech slurred? Time: To call 999 if you see any single one of these signs" The text on the bottom of the image reads "When stroke strikes, Act F.A.S.T." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

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NHS
@NHSuk29 Aug 2024
Would you know the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest? Know what to do in these emergencies and help spread the word.
Infographic explaining the difference between heart attack and cardiac arrest. Heart attack – the person will usually be conscious and may experience symptoms including chest pain, dizziness and shortness of breath. Call 999 immediately. Cardiac arrest – the person will be unconscious and not breathing, or not breathing normally. The faster you act, the better their chances of survival. Call 999 and start CPR immediately.

ALT Infographic explaining the difference between heart attack and cardiac arrest. Heart attack – the person will usually be conscious and may experience symptoms including chest pain, dizziness and shortness of breath. Call 999 immediately. Cardiac arrest – the person will be unconscious and not breathing, or not breathing normally. The faster you act, the better their chances of survival. Call 999 and start CPR immediately.

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Safe Steps retweeted
Gary Monk
@GaryMonk24 Aug 2024
Falls prevention app helps reduce care home ambulance call-outs buff.ly/4dTt0mh #digitalhealth
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If you see someone with any of the signs or symptoms of a stroke, remember to Act F.A.S.T. F – Face (has their face fallen on one side?) A – Arms (can they raise both arms and keep them there?) S – Speech (is it slurred?) T – Time to call 999 nhs.uk/actFAST
An image showing the symptoms of stroke. The text reads "Face: Has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile? Arms: Can they raise both arms and keep them there? Speech: Is their speech slurred? Time: To call 999 if you see any single one of these signs" The text on the bottom of the image reads "When stroke strikes, Act F.A.S.T." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

ALT An image showing the symptoms of stroke. The text reads "Face: Has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile? Arms: Can they raise both arms and keep them there? Speech: Is their speech slurred? Time: To call 999 if you see any single one of these signs" The text on the bottom of the image reads "When stroke strikes, Act F.A.S.T." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

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September marks #WorldAlzheimersMonth, where we take the opportunity to raise awareness, encourage support and educate others of the condition. Why not help raise awareness and learn more about dementia by becoming a Dementia Friend? Sign up here: spkl.io/6011f6bsx
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Learning about our 5 key messages is a part of becoming a Dementia Friend, when you attend an information session face to face or online, or watch our short online video. One of our key messages is ‘Dementia is not a natural part of ageing’. Sign up: spkl.io/6015f68Ud
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ALT Graphic of a person wearing glasses with text on their top and a yellow background.

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NEWS: Care Homes in #GreaterManchester achieve 57% reduction in ambulance call outs with innovative digital health app 📱 🔗Read more here: bit.ly/3SYqxz1 #weareHInM
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A message from PCB Chair, Luvjit Kandula, has been circulated to primary care providers following the recent tragic events in Southport and subsequent riots. Read the full message: bit.ly/3YC2I3D If you're struggling, links to support can also be found in the message.
Text in broght colours of blue, yellow and pink with a smile underneath the letters OO reads: Choose Kindness. NHS logo top right.

ALT Text in broght colours of blue, yellow and pink with a smile underneath the letters OO reads: Choose Kindness. NHS logo top right.

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Creating a life story can be a useful way to record a ‘fact file’ about a person living with #dementia. 📖 Have you created a life story yet? Why not download our life story template to help you get started: dementiauk.org/information-a…
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Research saves lives. More than half a million people have now signed up to be part of research through the NHS App or other platforms. Dr @Vin_Diwakar, National Director of Transformation, is encouraging others to do the same with @NIHRresearch. Sign up through the NHS App.
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Healthcare in the UK is being transformed by new digital health technology🙌🏻 We work with the NHS to save you time and improve communication between your teams. Find out more today - safesteps.tech
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MFT NHS@MFTnhs6 Aug 2024
Our Group Chief Executive, @MCubbonNHS recently spoke to @health1tech about the vital role digital has to play in our new five year strategy He also spoke about how Hive, our EPR system, is delivering value for our patients Read more: htn.co.uk/2024/08/06/blog-un…
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I’m proud that people from nearly 200 countries work in our NHS. I completely condemn this racist violence and stand with our staff and the communities they live and work in. Thank you to our emergency services who are working hard to keep everyone safe.
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NHS
@NHSuk6 Aug 2024
If your heart age is older than your actual age, you could be at increased risk of having a heart attack or stroke. Check your heart age. ➡️ nhs.uk/health-assessment-too…
Illustration of a heart. The text reads "Find out if your heart age is higher or lower than your actual age." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

ALT Illustration of a heart. The text reads "Find out if your heart age is higher or lower than your actual age." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

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NHS
@NHSuk30 Jul 2024
Would you know the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest? Know what to do in these emergencies and help spread the word.
Infographic explaining the difference between heart attack and cardiac arrest. Heart attack – the person will usually be conscious and may experience symptoms including chest pain, dizziness and shortness of breath. Call 999 immediately. Cardiac arrest – the person will be unconscious and not breathing, or not breathing normally. The faster you act, the better their chances of survival. Call 999 and start CPR immediately.

ALT Infographic explaining the difference between heart attack and cardiac arrest. Heart attack – the person will usually be conscious and may experience symptoms including chest pain, dizziness and shortness of breath. Call 999 immediately. Cardiac arrest – the person will be unconscious and not breathing, or not breathing normally. The faster you act, the better their chances of survival. Call 999 and start CPR immediately.

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Memory Walk season is approaching and we are looking for volunteers to help us out. Every year thousands of people come together to bring help and hope by fundraising for a brighter future for those with dementia. Sign up to volunteer: spkl.io/60114ChfD
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Delirium is a change in a person’s mental state that happens suddenly over 1-2 days. It’s often the first sign that someone is becoming unwell. Delirium is not the same as dementia, but they can look similar to someone who doesn’t know the person well: spkl.io/601147qfH
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NHS
@NHSuk24 Jul 2024
The best way to understand your blood pressure is to check it regularly.    Our updated online blood pressure tool will help you understand what your numbers mean and give you tips on how to manage your blood pressure. ➡️ nhs.uk/blood-pressure-tool
Illustration of a smartphone displaying the updated NHS website blood pressure tool. Text on the phone screen reads: '125/81 - Your pressure reading is slightly raised.' Text on the right of the image reads: 'Your blood pressure reading is slightly raised' Text at the bottom at the bottom of the image reads 'nhs.uk/blood-pressure-tool'

ALT Illustration of a smartphone displaying the updated NHS website blood pressure tool. Text on the phone screen reads: '125/81 - Your pressure reading is slightly raised.' Text on the right of the image reads: 'Your blood pressure reading is slightly raised' Text at the bottom at the bottom of the image reads 'nhs.uk/blood-pressure-tool'

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NHS
@NHSuk24 Jul 2024
With the NHS App it's easy to manage your health while barely lifting a finger. Find out more about the NHS App at nhs.uk/app
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Big news from @NHSEngland 🚨 It's being reported that record numbers of people in England have received a #dementia diagnosis in the past year. Unsurprisingly, we're pleased to hear that! 1/6
Headline from The Guardian over a blurry image of someone performing a scientific test. Headline reads: Record number of people in England given dementia diagnosis in past year.

ALT Headline from The Guardian over a blurry image of someone performing a scientific test. Headline reads: Record number of people in England given dementia diagnosis in past year.

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