Kate Hunt

There are people with #LongCovid who can't work, who are losing access to everything, who need constant support, who don't have access to care, who are home-bound, who risked to die, who don't have access to disability benefits. This is often not underlined enough

@elisaperego78 @LongCovidSOS @NjbBari3 Completely agree @elisaperego78

@LongCovidSOS @NjbBari3 Some of us are definitely disabled by LongCovid. I hope this research will not influence negatively on disability claims for LongCovid

Universities of Stirling, Oxford & York research finds return to work policies unfit for those with #LongCovid Terms ‘able’ or ‘disabled’ are not helpful for people with Long Covid, which is unpredictable, has invisible symptoms, and varies in severity. stir.ac.uk/news/2024/apri…

Our @ismh_uos colleagues @LaurenMcM, @EricaGadsby, Rebecca Howell, Michael Ussher, @KateHunt2013 & Alison Ford have a new publication in the BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health journal! You can access it for free here: stir.ac.uk/9ue

New fully funded #PhD #Studentship at @UofGSPS considering the differential forms and impacts of #austerity on life expectancy trends in the UK and Ireland, with myself, Will Ball and David Walsh. Closes on 19/4/24. See tinyurl.com/4db3eed3

The Double Invisibility of Long Covid in children - our new paper just published in @socscimed sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Children with LC encounter double invisibility due to low social currency of LC and their age @KateHunt2013 @AliceMacLean_1 @sueziebland @LongCovidKids

Today is #LongCovidAwarenessDay ONS estimates 1.9 MILLION people are currently suffering from #LongCovid including 62,000 children. Scottish Government now plans to stretch funding over 5 years rather than 3, with the total funding available remaining unchanged. @scotgovhealth

We’re now recruiting participants to our study about the impact of Long COVID on people working in demanding frontline public sector occupations in Scotland - For further info, please contact: longcovstudy@stir.ac.uk

We are interested to hear about the impacts of Long COVID on workers and organisations. Are you working in a frontline public sector occupation in Scotland and had your work impacted by Long COVID? See study details below & share #teachers #nurses #policeofficers #paramedics

Remembering those who tragically lost their lives at #Dunblane Primary on this day, 28 years ago.

If you are an ECR looking to do a post-doc on the interface between climate change and health behaviours, please get in touch with us

🚨. This is it. 🚨 💪🏼 There's been a lot of hard work, determination, and effort from volunteers, members, carers and Scots with Long Covid to get us here today so we can make sure MSPs are better informed ahead of the debate tonight. @ScotParl #LongCovidAwarenessDay

Good news this morning, the Scottish Medicines Consortium has announced that Produodopa, a groundbreaking new treatment for advanced Parkinson’s can be prescribed in Scotland. parkinsons.org.uk/news/groundbre…

4 years ago today I developed symptoms of covid. It was a scary time for someone with several long term conditions and who was on immunosuppressants at the time. So little was known. Little did I expect not to get better. My life is very different now. #LongCovidSucks

Together with researchers at the University of Glasgow, Robert Gordon University and the Scottish Ambulance Service, the study also investigates how employers in these occupations support people returning to work, and how staff absences for Long Covid affects colleagues.

We will be looking for volunteers to take part in the study from January 2024. For further information please contact @alicemaclean_1 or @KateHunt2013 stir.ac.uk/research/hub/c…

@LongCovidKids @MichaelRosenYes @SammieFMc @HelenMMGoss @LongCovidSOS @long_covid @LongCOVIDPhysio @LongCOVIDEurope Hope you have some signs of improvement, Lucy. Thanks again for taking part in the interview

@RobynBu91236532 Looking forward to working with you @RobynBu91236532 !

Children and young people value school and education as part of normal everyday life and we can use their voices to inform practical and achievable recommendations about how educators and schools can support them 🙌