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ACCESSCare Research: better care for LGBT+ people
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ACCESSCare Research: better care for LGBT+ people
@ACCESSCare_CSI
Research to improve care for LGBT+ people facing serious/ advanced illness or bereavement. Views our own. ACCESSCare B: Marie Curie-funded, C: NIHR RfPB-funded
King's College London Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Talk by Polly Maxwell 👀 ‘Death and dying in the queer family’
Lucy Selman@Lucy_Selman
Our next @PEoLCSW Research Network meeting is on 20th Feb - another collection of great speakers and topics, including PhD presentations on queer families, hospital admission decisions, and equity in bereavement support. Register (free) at shorturl.at/dN058
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Buzzing since co-design roundtable earlier, bringing together a brilliant group, with professional expertise & personal experience, to understand how evidence-based @ACCESSCare_CSI resources can be used in practice & avoid the virtual shelf✨ 🙏🏽 @mariecurie for supporting #impact
RichardHarding@RHardingCSI
Excited to be part of @ACCESSCare_CSI co-design workshop with stakeholders across UK for better LGBT+ palliative end-of-life care funded by @mariecurieuk advancing the evidence-based guidance: shorturl.at/ablV5 and shorturl.at/npuY2 and shorturl.at/gpT34
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Excited to be part of @ACCESSCare_CSI co-design workshop with stakeholders across UK for better LGBT+ palliative end-of-life care funded by @mariecurieuk advancing the evidence-based guidance: shorturl.at/ablV5 and shorturl.at/npuY2 and shorturl.at/gpT34
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@CSI_Linguist @CSI_KCL @ACCESSCare_CSI @mariecurieuk @socscimed #Loneliness featured as a frequent emotional response to the #bereavement (eg "Feel life very lonely and not worth going on. Have great friends and family but feel isolation, alone and a burden"). Our corpus linguistic analysis shows occurrences of the word #lonely in context:
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@CSI_Linguist @CSI_KCL @ACCESSCare_CSI @mariecurieuk @socscimed Rather than describing oscillating between loss and restoration orientation, as described in the Dual Process Model of grief, participants described a state of liminality. We viewed this liminal state as an interstice between loss and restoration in experiences of #grief.
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@CSI_Linguist @CSI_KCL @ACCESSCare_CSI @mariecurieuk @socscimed Although many of the #bereavement experiences described in our #qualitative dataset are accounted for in existing #grief theory, some participants described a liminal experience (a feeling of ‘not being anywhere’) that is not recognised within these established theories of grief.
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Really delighted and proud to see the latest of our @CSI_KCL @ACCESSCare_CSI @MarieCurieUK funded work published in @socscimed. This work advances theories of grief by highlighting the liminality some people experience following the death of a partner: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Feeling v. positive & looking forward to working with an incredible team of public representatives, healthcare professionals, community organisations, researchers & clinical academics
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@drmbrady
@purpleliz2
@OUTpatientsUK
@LGBTfdn
@SBajwah
@kesleeman
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So excited to have recently had the kick-off meeting for the @mariecurieuk funded ACCESSCare-I(mpact) project working with to bridge the gap between @ACCESSCare_CSI research & practice @RHardingCSI @CSI_Linguist
mariecurie.org.uk/research/infor…
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Our booklets co-produced with @macmillancancer are now available in print. Order copies for your information centre today!
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Me, playing it cool next to my poster at #EAPC2023 @ACCESSCare_CSI 😆😬🫠
Cicely Saunders Institute at King's@CSI_KCL
#EAPC2023 attendees, view @ACCESSCare_CSI poster: health professional's views on discussing sexual orientation & gender identity with patients @DEBraybrook @CSI_Linguist @LiadhT @anna_roach_ @purpleliz2 @paulclift01 @hollowaystevo @ProfKatherineJ @kesleeman @RHardingCSI
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Our #RainbowEurope Map 2023 is live, benchmarking 49 European countries on their legal and policy situation for LGBTI people. Check out rainbow-europe.org now!
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Great to see the @ACCESSCare_CSI work on LGBT+ communication recognised by @BMJ_Qual_Saf in their list of top research for 2022. Not surprised - it’s great work. Well done all 👏🏽 👏🏽 #LGBTHealth 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ 👇🏾
RichardHarding@RHardingCSI
@BMJ_Qual_Saf Delighted to see our @ACCESSCare_CSI research funded by @NIHRresearch make the top list of research for 2022 qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/32/2/1… @DEBraybrook @CSI_Linguist @lizzietweeter
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So wonderful to speak with the brilliant team at @StJoHospice today about the @ACCESSCare_CSI research. Thanks for the invite 🙂 And what a brilliant display for #LGBTplusHM 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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Researchers interviewed 74 people, including LGBT+ people who were seriously ill, their significant others, and clinicians about #inclusive communication
👇Read about the 10 recommendations via the just published @NIHRevidence alert
kcl.ac.uk/news/inclusive…
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@CSI_KCL Paper of the Week! @ACCESSCare_CSI study shows that person-centred care requires inclusive communication from clinicians & organisations, that creates space for LGBT+ patients to talk about gender & sexual orientation if they want to 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmjqs-…
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