Incredible presentation and amazing work being done by Marie Curie to highlight this important conversation.

#HUKConf22 session listening to YP and professionals experiences of transitional care. Such a gulf in how well this is done and huge variation between areas and conditions.

For a UK Prime Minister spokesman to deny the NHS is in crisis today is objectively bullshit of the worst kind. You can argue about funding and policy but let's not start dismissing people's actual avoidable deaths and horrible experiences waiting for care.

My daughter's surgery taught me about fear. About how helpless and afraid our patients & their relatives can feel. So sit with them, and listen. Because, your kindness is what they will remember.

Happy #WorldTheatreDay! Pictured are some of the cast of 'My Brother's Gift' rehearsing today. This play is based on the remarkable true story Heinz Geiringer, brother of Auschwitz survivor Eva Schloss MBE.

The quickest way to deepen the healthcare crisis is to vilify GPs! For the first time in history, the number of GPs has fallen. Blaming GPs for this just makes one of the hardest jobs in medicine even harder. A thread…

Thread re FASP course.

Happy Birthday to the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 wicket-keeper batter, Amy Jones 🎂🥳 England Cricket England and Wales Cricket Board #amyjones #HappyBirthday #CricketTwitter #Cricketnews

🤩Have you seen the full programme for our conference? 1⃣4⃣ inspiring sessions to choose from, with expert speakers Erica Borgstrom Gunn Grande @catherinewalshe Jonathan Koffman Prof. Mark Taubert Gary Rodin & many more! View the programme & register 👇 bit.ly/3Q9Vgsb

Some facts to counter the fiction - for colleagues & media GPs are not causing A&E pressures they are the reason it’s not completely collapsing 2-3million MORE appts/month in General Practice (20% increase since 2019) 2million the TOTAL number of A&E attendances/month (static)

Children with MS... The largest global study of its kind found children with MS have better outcomes if treated early & with the same high-efficacy therapies as adults. The study: The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health thelancet.com/journals/lanch…

Yeh imagine…….

Being a woman is kind of like being a cyclist in a city where all the cars represent men. You're supposed to be able to share the road equally with cars, but that's not how it works. The roads are built for cars and you spend a great deal of physical and mental energy being

Health secretary Wes Streeting on assisted dying and crucially how that interacts with Britain's appalling palliative care service:

You can support assisted dying in principle and still acknowledge that disabled people's fears are valid and justified, or that we need better palliative care first, or any number of things Two things can be true at once

Susie never misses.