Are your primary and community care MDTs involving people with LTCs in decisions? Surprisingly few do in this country but teams in Holland and a few in the US are structured to do this well. If you have fab examples please share! NAPC RCGP Dr Adrian Hayter

20+ yrs ago when we woke up to the problem of LTCs we talked about ‘psychologically informed’ services. Some of us worked alongside psychologists and our practice shifted accordingly. But we don’t talk enough about this any more. Why? Charlie Jones Dr Chloe Stewart

Ash Paul David Nunan Shaun Lintern Joe Harrison Kate Jarman Arya M. Sharma, MD Healthy Debate Much more to sustained behaviour change than making sense of information. Identity, beliefs, psychological flexibility, anticipated reward/regret, problem solving, action planning capacity and capability, social referencing etc. Needs health psychology expertise Dr Chloe Stewart

Lots of ‘poor people just need to change their behaviour’ posturing and politicks on X.
The answer is *not* to give them more information- it’s to give them more money.

This has to be the way forward 👇Treatment burden is real and does not create value for individuals or health and care systems “We should be organising health systems around clusters of multiple health conditions, rather than individual diseases”

Sharing again
Dr Chloe Stewart Minal Bakhai Kate Jackson (she/her) Jennie Joyce

recognising milestones is important &valuable

these people are outstanding- each playing a part like instruments in an orchestra Alexandra Freeman Dr Chloe Stewart Leila Finikarides Juliet Nowell alf collins Sam Finnikin

'alone we are smart together we are brilliant' ~𝚂𝚝𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚗 𝚆. 𝙰𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚜𝚘𝚗

Lord Bethell House of Lords The primary determinant of health is poverty. Full stop.

Are you 18+ and living with Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes in Ireland? Your experience could contribute to valuable research at the University of Galway. 📊✏️ #iredoc #nidoc #diabetes ireland #diabetes

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1.5 million people in the UK have learning disabilities. Easy Read is a method of making information easier to understand for this group

Shared decision making tools play a part of equity of access to quality information on treatment options

Dr Chloe Stewart Sam Finnikin

sharing this awesome video by ollie hart about evidence of primary & community care, population health approaches and areas for improvement

youtube.com/watch?v=_4sroH…

We've been getting some great feedback about this report. We are also hearing about what people plan to do as a result of reading it. That will have real impact to reduce MSK inequalities. What will you do?

Act Now - you can make a difference.

#MSKInequalities

#sundayeve reading?

A fav read…. ‘Habits of improver’ The Health Foundation … and The BMJ with author Professor Bill Lucas are both outstanding 🤩

qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/25/6/4…

health.org.uk/publications/t…

Jo Fitzgerald 💙 Rachael Moses Dr Chloe Stewart Jennie Joyce RachelHinde Minal Bakhai

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Easy read decision support tools - please share with your networks 👇

This 👇👏👏👏

#Narrowthegap
#Healthinequalities
#EquitableAccess
#ExcellentExperience
#OptimalOutcomes
#Core20PLUS5 .
All assembled here 👇

🚨A ‘must’ read for leaders in health & care. Fantastic piece- wise, prosaic, playful and dense w learning.

Sorry I’m only getting around to resting this now Rich Taunt 🙏

Proud to contribute to this important report. Let’s tackle #MSKInequalities head-on together 👇

Happy #SocialPrescribingDay please share top tips, learning, and impact of sp on people and wider system across NHS South East Dr Chloe Stewart angela jessop @janesoothill Rachel Parris @kamalbahia Alison Froude