We're looking for informal caregivers, 55+, who live with a long-term condition and provide unpaid care and support to people living with multiple conditions to take part in one of workshops. This is an opportunity to shape our research - find out more - edin.ac/4aoLoCj

What is co-production and what are its key principles?

Take a look at our curated resources on Learning for Involvement to find examples of co-producing health and care research: learningforinvolvement.org.uk/topic/co-produ…

‘No one’s being honest about it’: how NHS crisis forces patients to go private

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In this podcast I explore themes of #ageing in place and the importance of #home and consider the extent to which we are supporting independence, choice and control in #Scotland for all but especially older people. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/donal…

Excellent ACRC Symposium ACRC organised by an outstanding team of colleagues. Thanks for the opportunity to talk about AIM-CISC & complex interventions co-development work targeting adults living with multiple conditions #multimorbidity to improve care pathways/outcomes.

📢We are looking for informal (unpaid) caregivers (aged 60 and over) living with long-term conditions to join our workshops in Edinburgh.

For more details 👇👇👇

New report launching today at #DeepEndIntConf2024 sheds light on inequalities in Scotland.

We’ve supported David Blane Carey Lunan Stewart Mercer and colleagues to explore the inverse care law in Scottish general practice – and how to tackle it.

Read more ⬇️
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What a fantastic discussion with care home managers today on challenges experienced by care home residents living with multiple long-term conditions during care transitions. #multimorbidity .

Good care in this context: “feel like at home”

ACRC SET4

The community based intervention most likely to sustain independence in older people is individualised care planning including medicines optimisation and regular follow-up reviews resulting in multifactorial action.

Read the full paper via The BMJ 👇 doi.org/10.1136/bmj-20…

Read about our latest project, supporting the co-development of alternative pathways for older carers of those with multiple long term conditions #mltc

Dr Stella Arakelyan

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Researchers The University of Edinburgh with Food Standards Scotland are asking for your help by participating in the 1st comprehensive study in more than a decade of what children & young people across 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 are eating
If you receive a purple envelope 📩 in the post, please take part 🙏
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Do you work in a care home? Are you able to support a workshop aiming to improve care transitions by sharing your experiences of care around #MLTCs ? Find out more below:
Scottish Care Donald Macaskill Ivan Cornford I predict a... petition Just a care home girl

Fantastic Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) HAIC event at Edinburgh Napier University where we talked about great work we do at ACRC ACRC, SET4 & discussed issues with navigating complex care pathways for patients with #multimorbidity & identified opportunities for improvement. Joanne Boyle

🗣New paper in The Lancet Healthy Longevity on performance of prediction models in older adults 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Great working with you Giulia Loffreda & glad this work is out!!!👍

Great opportunity to share our findings on care transitions of adults with #multimorbidity at #ADEGS 2024 “Working Together for Healthier 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿” ACRC #AIM -CISC

Excited to be speaking at the upcoming Healthy #Ageing Innovation Cluster event at Edinburgh Napier University. Looking forward to interesting discussions and connecting with colleagues. ACRC

Fantastic to see our own ACRC Lucy McCloughan to be awarded at the Usher Institute *Oustanding Leadership* category.

Many congratulations, very well deserved. 👏👏👏

The significance of #GSWC cannot be overstated. Great to have a chance talk about struggles patients face to accessing cancer care during military blockades & conflicts. No one should be denied life-saving treatments.

Read our latest Policy Brief - Complex Interventions for People with Multiple Long-term Conditions - summarising key findings and policy implications from our recent evidence syntheses:

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#multimorbidity
#mltcs

Dr Stella Arakelyan
Atul Anand
Stewart Mercer