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The autistic experience of someone being annoyed with you because you did exactly what they asked you to do and not what they supposedly wanted you to do (which was something different to what they asked of you and something they hoped you’d somehow intuit, which you didn’t).

Community Health Services help people like Ahmed in stay in their own homes, where they want to be, while they receive the vital care they need. Read more about Community Health Services and steps being taken to improve them: england.nhs.uk/publication/st… #CommunityHealthServices

With the Easter bank holidays fast approaching, please remember to order repeat prescriptions by Friday 11 April at the latest, to ensure they can be processed and collected in time. 💊 Find out more about how to get the help you need this Easter weekend: cheshireandmerseyside.nhs.uk/posts/people-u…

Excited to be looking into opportunities & tensions of public involvement in governance of health research 👇 with Vocal Dr Shoba Dawson Derek Stewart & team Read the blog & get in touch if you have experience of public involvement at a strategic level alan holcroft Health Data Research UK (HDR UK)

pleased to see this paper published: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… current health policy in England aspires to tackle health inequalities, but there is considerable confusion about what the NHS can and should actually do. I hope our conceptual framework might be helpful in clarifying.

Come work with us! RA job available, working on projects exploring current NHS policy. Friendly team jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Thank you Chris Packham. Current rhetoric around autism is worrying and heart breaking. It would be great if the positives could be embraced by society instead of focussing on how we don't 'fit'. A little understanding goes a long way! 👇

Job vacancy! We are looking to recruit a Research Associate in Health Economics. The post holder will contribute to economic analysis of the role of primary care organisations on cancer diagnosis and detection in the NHS. Closing date: 02/06/2025 jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

We're conducting Round 2 of our survey on AI in Occupational Health (OH), building on insights from our initial study. If you’re an OH professional we’d love to hear your thoughts! 🔗 Take the survey here: tinyurl.com/ArtificialInte… The survey will remain open until 04/07/25.

Interested in Community Health Services? Check out the findings from our recent study on adult CHS commissioning and avoidance of hospital admissions KathCheckland Mhorag Goff Rachel Meacock 🇪🇺

In this piece, published as part of our #HealthyHearts collection, Dr Saif Al-Chalabi, Professor Smeeta Sinha, and Professor Philip Kalra outline a new, patient-centred model of healthcare to improve outcomes across cardiorenal disease. Read here: blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2025/05/…

See our blog: tinyurl.com/bdhef5jc What works & doesn’t work for those with Long COVID returning to work, how this can inform wider reforms to employment support & why policies should focus on enabling tailored support. UoM Biology, Medicine and Health Policy@Manchester Dr Donna Bramwell Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health

Please #HelpUsHelpYou by using the right NHS service this weekend. Emergency Departments are for serious or life-threatening injuries and conditions only 👇

Bangor University: Health and Care Research Summer School, 30 June - 2 July 2025. Please share with Phd and early career researchers sway.cloud.microsoft/6NBrDTgFKFKz6T…

As we await the release of the #NHS10YearPlan, Prof KathCheckland reflects on what we already know about the provision of services across Neighbourhoods in new blog, read here: shorturl.at/tYr7u

Its today! 13th International Festival of Public Health #IFPH2025 Schuster Building. Registration from 9am, followed by Plenaries inc Manchester HDRC, inclusive research etc parallel sessions & workshops, posters, prizes See you there NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre Thomas Ashton Institute for Risk & Regulation Policy@Manchester Mark Johnson Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health Cath Lewis

We are advertising for a senior lecturer and are looking for somebody with a strong grounding in social science. jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

"Only about 5% of women would be identified as being at increased risk based solely on their family history of breast cancer, and more than two-thirds of women who develop breast cancer, even at younger ages, do not have any family history of the disease". What can be done? 👇

See our new article 'Supporting people with Long Covid to return to work' in the new edition of public Sector Focus flk.bz/Jplr👇 1st published by Policy@Manchester Derek Stewart Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health Davine Forde THOR Network Mark Johnson Hua Wei Ruth Wiggans SOMCEO Thomas Ashton Institute for Risk & Regulation

Does anyone still care about continuity? Our new paper exploring patient and clinician perspectives on continuity has been released online. bjgp.org/content/early/…