Irene Tuffrey-Wijne
@TuffreyWijne
Professor of Intellectual Disability and Palliative Care. Let’s talk about dying, death, bereavement and intellectual/learning disability.
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GLITZ AT THE RITZ!
There was a Research Team from Kingston
Awarded for super Inclusion
So we went to Ritz
For a nice bit of glitz
And tea, cake and scones with fresh cream on! ❤️
Poem by Leon & Sarah about today’s amazing team celebration Kingston University
It’s been exhilarating to move so swiftly from having a great idea to sitting in a recording studio Kingston University, and a joy to eavesdrop Richard Richard Keagan-Bull conversations with his guests over a cuppa. Soon you can hear it too. Read my blog and watch this space!
Really looking forward to presenting at this Workshop on 24th April with phoebe mooney Irene Tuffrey-Wijne and others on closing the gap in End of Life Care for People with Learning Disabilities! Places are limited so do sign up especially if you work in SElondon and Croydon
We had fun yesterday talking on Clare Fuller RGN MSc podcast about Advance Care Planning! We love talking together, even about death and dying… there’s often laughter as well as occasional lumps in throats (You can listen to it in June) Kingston University The Victoria & Stuart Project
‘It is sometimes like we don’t exist. It is important to talk to the person with a learning disability first.
👇1 min read, by 3 of my colleagues Richard Keagan-Bull Jonny Ding
Getting ready for next week’s start of our research course for people with learning disabilities. Looking forward to meeting 8 new students Kingston University The Victoria & Stuart Project NIHR Involvement
20 June: Your chance to meet us all and be INSPIRED by amazing speakers! This is an unusual & inclusive conference full of people who think outside the box MacIntyre Dimensions Mencap LDEngland Hospice UK Marie Curie EOLC Macmillan Cancer Support V O D G
Another afternoon in the podcast recording studio. Kathy Curtis (Dean) & claire thurgate (head of Kingston University Nursing 💙) having a Cuppa Tea with Richard Richard Keagan-Bull Kingston University
Want to know what our new resources for end-of-life care planning with people with learning disabilities are like?🔎Meg Wilding has had a chat with Rachel Furniss (both from MacIntyre) about using the resources. See what they think in today's blog 👇
victoriaandstuart.com/post/58-in-con…
Normal day in the office, getting ready for our next Zoom meeting Kingston University The Victoria & Stuart Project MacIntyre Nicola Payne: Health & Families Manager
Have you ever thought about what researchers actually do on a normal workday? 💭 In today's blog, Andrea Bruun takes you through her workday. You get to know more about what it is like to be a project manager and what happens behind the scene 👇
victoriaandstuart.com/post/57-a-work…
Exhilarating afternoon discovering the recording studios Kingston University. A new venture with the wonderful Richard Richard Keagan-Bull Watch this space! A. Stravolemova Jonny Ding The Unsafe Swallow Project Claire Thurgate The Victoria & Stuart Project Learning from Lives and Deaths - LeDeR researchers
This l nteresting Stuart Todd Irene Tuffrey-Wijne Social, psychological, spiritual& physical health trajectories at the end of life are important in planning person centred care. People with learning disabilities also want good person centred care in their last months
