Replying to @Augishealth
@Augishealth @StockportNHS the impact of ACP and CNS led services in UGI cancer
When collaborations work well. Showcasing great work at our trust and what ACPs can achieve. @StockportNHS @colorectal2ww @ChrisOL05142560 @michmdavies @GastroNW @Paraman2002 when think on training goes well
Ready for the recognition awards @colorectal2ww and @ibdnurse collaborative working across specialties. @StockportNHS @michmdavies @ChrisOL05142560 @hatchell_karen @GastroNW
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Extremely proud of the colorectal MDT team for winning clinical team of the year. Thoroughly deserved #MADEawards24
New favourite Hoodie insitu and after dinner quiz book. Although the snoozer was rubbish @Pipskin @ChrisMoyles @RadioX
Give our page a follow
This is the twitter page for the colorectal 2 week wait team based at Stepping Hill Hospital. We receive referrals from GPs across Stockport and Buxton for patients with suspected bowel cancer. #bowelcanceruk #2ww #Cancer #stockport #steppinghill #nhs
Callula Nulty retweeted
So #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth had drawn to a close, but I like to take 1 May to remind you that symptoms don't just show up in April. There are a further 335 days to be vigilant. Know your sh*t. 💚💛 #KnowTheHigh5 @bowelcanceruk
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#BBCMarathon to my Brother Peter (54586) running today for the Christie hospital. Cheering you on Callula & Amelia xx
Know the symptoms and get checked out.
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Please get to know the symptoms, speak to@your gp and get a referral if you need it
Every 15 minutes someone is diagnosed with #bowelcancer. That’s nearly 120 people, every day - around 43,000 people a year.
We're urging everyone to learn the symptoms this #WorldCancerDay and visit your GP if something doesn't seem right.
Symptoms: bowelcancer.org.uk/symptoms/
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For those who don't fully understand what is up with the NHS, here is a thread for you that might help.
I'm a consultant physician working as a doctor in the NHS in Yorkshire and Wales for 32 years now. I have experienced the NHS at its best (2008) and its worst (2022).
I’m ashamed that there are nurses out there that can be this mean. We are all a team, and things get done far better if we work as one.
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