A career in the NHS used to provide secure employment. Yet newly qualified staff are struggling to find jobs, whether that be doctors, nurses, physios, midwives or other roles. When the NHS is on its knees why are we training world-class staff to leave them unemployed?

Our Frailty Hub brings together articles, national guidelines, and best practice relevant to frailty. It's a great place to go for everything from an introduction to frailty to implementing a frailty service. buff.ly/AYwlJmV

Our Delirium in Older People elearning course covers everything from the identification and diagnosis of Delirium to prevention, management and recent advances in the field. It carries 10 CPD credits and we're sure you’d get a lot out of it. buff.ly/vILxtv7

NHS England has published a wheelchair quality framework, co-produced with wheelchair users and the Wheelchair Alliance, that will assist ICBs and NHS wheelchair service providers in delivering improved access, outcomes and experience. england.nhs.uk/publication/wh… Nick Goldup

3 of 10 key BGS messages on older people's healthcare: Proactive identification and management of frailty improves outcomes for patients and families, and reduces related health and social care costs. buff.ly/By1N3ID

Thanks, Dementia Community

Falls prevention in over 65s. #falls

I’ve just gone past St Pancras Rehabilitation Hospital where wonderful physiotherapists and occupational therapists taught me how to stand up and walk in 2020. Respect to you all.

Schrödinger’s NHS. There is a huge shortage of GPs and yet over 2000 people applied for only THIRTEEN training posts across the country. This is echoed around numerous medical specialties. Thoughts, Wes Streeting?

Just a gentle reminder that it's very hard to claim that "Britain is a Christian country" when the majority of the country is non-religious - and has been for quite a while. And what we are is: diverse - and should be proud of that, I think. Freedom of (and from) religion is an

I’m SICK of saying it, but I’ll say it again. Asylum seekers can’t claim benefits. You need an NI number to do that. Asylum seekers aren’t staying in 5* hotels. Asylum seekers get £49.18p a week to live on. Could YOU live on that? NOPE. So stop pretending they’re living it large.

When time is short, every moment counts. Sometimes, what matters most at the bedside isn’t morphine, other drugs or medical interventions but simple human - or, in this case - canine connection. I am sharing Cookie's photo with permission. You can just glimpse her master behind

Healthcare professionals working in Community Health Services, are supporting hundreds of thousands of people in their own homes or local community. From July 2024-June 2025 there were more than 100 million care contacts. #CelebratingCommunityServices

I have an elderly friend who is in her 80s. She lives in Cornwall. Mary is very switched on but she struggles with new technology a bit - especially parking apps. All she wants to do is put her car in a space for a couple of hours and pay. She does not want to sign up for a

I’m SICK of saying it, but I’ll say it again. Asylum seekers can’t claim benefits. You need an NI number to do that. Asylum seekers aren’t staying in 5* hotels. Asylum seekers get £49.18p a week to live on. Could YOU live on that? NOPE. So stop pretending they’re living it large.

Always the Healthy & Wealthy who complain about the #NHS Until they are either unhealthy or no longer wealthy Fund the NHS

It's no coincidence that Reform UK are being bank rolled by the very same billionaires who are putting up your bills and burning the planet. The small boats are a distraction. Stop blaming immigrants and start blaming an exploitative capitalist system.

'A heart restarted' | Incredible. Meet Charlotte - a 48-year-old midwife who suffered a cardiac arrest at home this year. The quick actions of both her husband & crews at NEAS ultimately saved her life. Now, she's been reunited with those NEAS teams.💙 neas.nhs.uk/news-and-event…

We have a series of BGS portals on our website which feature an overview of key BGS materials on core topics relating to the care of older people. Have a look at our Rehabilitation portal: buff.ly/qciRZJd

Jennifer is an Advanced Clinical Practitioner and Occupational Therapist at Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS FT Here she shares why she travels so far every day for her patients: future.nhs.uk/CommunityHealt… #UCR #CommunityHealthServices