Thank you to Miles Witham for closing this great event highlighting the importance of building capacity in MLTC research. Thanks to our speakers for their contributions & to our delegates for their insightful comments & questions #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Thanks to Prof Rachel Cooper AGE Research Group for leading a great session with Community of Practice representatives Dr Sue Bellass 💙 Stephanie Hanley, PhD Jane Masoli Luke Pilling. Really important to consider the perspectives of the next generation of MLTC research leaders #UKMLTCsymposium2024

Thank you to Dr Richard Bellamy for excellent insight into MLTC care and the future of postgraduate medical training recognising the critical need for the next generation of doctors to be able to manage MLTC #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Great to hear from Professor Gillian Vance and Dr Steven Brown on the integration of MLTC care in undergraduate medical education #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Thanks to Kirstie Whitaker for providing excellent insights into the AIM RSF approach to building capacity in data science for MLTC research #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

An excellent presentation from Liz Sapey on Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) approaches to building capacity in data science for MLTC research #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Great to hear from Louise Hawkyard about NIHR Academy’s approach to building capacity in MLTC research #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Fantastic start to the #UKMLTCsymposium2024 with our keynote speakers Avan Sayer and Prof Kamlesh Khunti showcasing the Multiple Long-Term Conditions Cross-NIHR Collaboration. Exciting plans for capacity building and taking MLTC research forward #multimorbidity

Looking forward to the UK MLTC Symposium 2024: Building capacity in the UK MLTC Community tomorrow with a fantastic line-up of speakers. See the programme here: bit.ly/3ZKfVpf #multimorbidity

New publication from the ADMISSION collaborative in BJHM - new thinking on challenges and solutions around how we look after people living with #MLTC who are admitted to hospital. Change is needed! #multimorbidity bit.ly/3xvUtdY

Only one week until the UK MLTC Symposium 2024 with Avan Sayer and Prof Kamlesh Khunti as keynote speakers. Don’t miss out on this exciting event which has a fantastic line-up of speakers.
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Delighted to announce confirmed speaker Louise Hawkyard who will talk about the NIHR Academy approach to building capacity in MLTC Research at the UK MLTC Symposium on 18th April.

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Be part of the UK MLTC Symposium 2024. Join us to hear Professor Gillian Vance and Dr Steven Brown talk about the importance of MLTC care in the context of future undergraduate medical education

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How do we support the next generation of MLTC research leaders? Rachel Cooper Newcastle University discusses novel approaches to research capacity development with Community of Practice members Dr Sue Bellass 💙 Stephanie Hanley, PhD Jane Masoli Luke Pilling
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A great opportunity to hear Dr Richard Bellamy discuss MLTC care and the future of postgraduate medical training at the UK MLTC symposium 2024.

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Find out about the AIM RSF approach to building capacity in data science for MLTC research. Looking forward to hearing from Kirstie Whitaker and learning from her experience and expertise in this important area

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Thanks Sarah Richardson for an excellent presentation exploring interactions between #delirium & #MLTC and sharing initial scoping review results. Thanks also to our Programme Management Group members & early career researchers for their valuable contributions and insights

Find out about the Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) approach to building capacity in data science for MLTC research at the UK MLTC Symposium 2024. Delighted to have Liz Sapey join us to share her knowledge and expertise.
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It's not too late to book your place at the UK MLTC symposium 2024: Building capacity in the UK MLTC community. Don’t miss the keynote talk from Avan Sayer and Prof Kamlesh Khunti

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Out now: our paper outlining ADMISSION’s approach to defining MLTC in the hospital setting. We have included code lists of conditions to address the need for greater transparency & consistency & hope this is a useful resource for the wider MLTC community: rdcu.be/dAxUI