@SamMountney

@NeuroAlliance #DCFC

 Leeds, England
Joined July 2013
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Neurological conditions are the leading cause of disability worldwide affecting 17,000 people on average in a UK Parliamentary constituency. Call on your next MP to be a #NeuroChampion in the next Parliament. bit.ly/NeuroChampion
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Fantastic day with UK wide alliances working together to understand gaps in services for people affected by neurological conditions and ensure the next government steps up to meet them. @NINCA_NI @NeuroWales @NeuroAlScotland #BackThe1in6
A group of people standing at the bottom of the grand stairs in Parliament Buildings, Stormont.

ALT A group of people standing at the bottom of the grand stairs in Parliament Buildings, Stormont.

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📢Despite affecting millions of people, neurological conditions are too often overlooked by government Together with over 40 organisations we're urging @SteveBarclay to #BackThe1in6 and include neuro conditions in the proposed Major Conditions Strategy 📩Find out more below
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Ensuring ICSs do not create a postcode lottery for care ift.tt/EhIpoJU

Ensuring ICSs do not create a postcode lottery for care

There have been attempts to outline and clarify how engagement and partnerships between the voluntary sector and ICSs should happen. Sam Mountney brings to light how it can be a real challenge for...

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“Ensuring ICSs do not create a postcode lottery for care”, written by @SamMountney, Policy and External Affairs Manager at @NeuroAlliance (and incoming Interim Head of Policy at National Voices) 👉 bit.ly/3eCmnMx
"In short, many organisations simply don’t have the capacity to meaningfully engage with 42 different structures each with different priorities and processes. Support for VCSE engagement, including financial support, is vital to ensure a diversity of perspectives are included in service design, delivery and improvement at an ICS level." Sam Mountney, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the Neurological Alliance. This quote is displayed on a white background with coloured shapes.

ALT "In short, many organisations simply don’t have the capacity to meaningfully engage with 42 different structures each with different priorities and processes. Support for VCSE engagement, including financial support, is vital to ensure a diversity of perspectives are included in service design, delivery and improvement at an ICS level." Sam Mountney, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the Neurological Alliance. This quote is displayed on a white background with coloured shapes.

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🗣️Spoke on panel "Leaving No One Behind: Ending inequalities in healthcare" alongside @PauletteHamilto @SamMountney & Dr Ian Walker. We explored govt's levelling up white paper, improving healthcare across country & greater role for NHS in improving population health. #Lab22
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Packed to the rafters for the @HC_Forum meeting on ending inequalities in healthcare #Lab2022 - great that @NeuroAlliance are sharing work going on in our sector and how much more there is to do
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Fantastic discussion at #Lab22 on ending inequalities in healthcare and Sam from @NeuroAlliance raising how important this is for neuro conditions #BackThe1in6
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Brynnen Ririe@Brynnen_R26 Sep 2022
Our Community Rehab Alliance partner @SamMountney from @NeuroAlliance raising the urgent need for universal access to rehabilitation- raised impact of delays to physio appointments #RightToRehab
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Our very own @SamMountney attending #Lab22 today on behalf of the Alliance. He joins our members (inc. @ParkinsonsUK and others), clinicians and experts by experience in making sure the neuro community is represented. Together we are stronger! #BackThe1in6
The Health & Care Forum@HC_Forum25 Sep 2022
📉 Health inequalities are rife across the UK Join @TaiwoOwatemi and @PauletteHamilto at #Lab22 as we discuss how to ensure no patient is left behind In partnership with @CR_UK @ILCUK, and @NeuroAlliance

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📉 Health inequalities are rife across the UK Join @TaiwoOwatemi and @PauletteHamilto at #Lab22 as we discuss how to ensure no patient is left behind In partnership with @CR_UK @ILCUK, and @NeuroAlliance

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FootballJOE@FootballJOE21 Jan 2022
Every. Single. Word. @GNev2 speaking nothing but the truth on Derby County’s crisis
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Jack Hasler@jackhasler238 May 2021
“𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙫𝙚 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙞𝙩𝙘𝙝. 𝙄𝙩 𝙞𝙨 𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙬𝙚 𝙖𝙨𝙠.” The message is loud and clear from the #DCFCFans. 🐏
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We want to see real change for people with epilepsy and other neuro conditions in the next parliament. That's why we've teamed up with @NeuroAlliance to ask your next MP to take the #NeuroPledge2019 We can only do this with your help 👉 epilepsy.org.uk/neuropledge
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"We can't ignore the fact there are people with epilepsy, living daily with seizures, who need help now" - @epilepsyaction on today's @CommonsHealth report on medicinal cannabis: dailymail.co.uk/health/artic… @MailOnline
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Maya Ilany@MayaIlany25 May 2019
I spoke to @BBCLondonNews about what happened to me two days ago when I was #DeniedMyVote at the EU elections. This was the only opportunity I have as an EU national living in the UK to have my say on an issue that has a dramatic effect on my life.>
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Replying to @LordIanAustin
@IanAustinMP has years of service to our party; he played a key role in our longest ever period in government & has been noticeably more successful in holding a marginal seat than you were. A dignified response & some analysis of why he feels forced to go would be appropriate!
Chris Williamson
@DerbyChrisW22 Feb 2019
My response to Ian Austin joining the Independent Group today. facebook.com/167694337587896…
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"The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." -George Orwell, "1984" “And just remember, what you’re seeing and what you’re reading is not what’s happening.” -Donald Trump, 7/24/2018
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Yesterday the governments review into cannabis-based medicines recommended the rescheduling of some, if safe. Once details are finalised, this should mean that clinicians will be able to prescribe some cannabis-based medicines in specific cases - bbc.com/news/health-44886025
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