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Michelle Dudderidge
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Michelle Dudderidge
@Michelledudd
Care Manager, Hand in Hands, who aims to support individuals with learning disabilities and Autism to live independently.
Hertfordshire Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Calls for @SKinnock to visit a 'social care service' make me nervous, as he'll inevitably head to a care home. How about going to see someone in the place they call home, making 'home first' the emblem of social care reform?
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@epilepsyaction The recognition that some only need care due to Epilepsy, enabling them to live their life with someone always there to reduce the risk of their death should they suffer a seizure. This is a primary care need, NOT a social care need and therefore should always be NHS funded!!!
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We know that for too long epilepsy has not been a priority for the health service.
What changes would you all like to see to change that?
Shaun Lintern@ShaunLintern
Wes Streeting calls you and asks for *tangible* ideas he can implement to help NHS improve performance. But there's no extra money for big spending. What's your one idea? #FantasyNHS I'll start - staff passports across regions to free up pointless mandatory training time.
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Michelle Dudderidge retweetledi
So far in this election campaign #socialcare is a dog that isn't barking. Will that change? Here's a thought for @cmm_magazine on a lost decade
caremanagementmatters.co.uk/feature/social…
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His name was Connor Sparrowhawk, he loved London Buses, mermaids and his family, and he had good ideas about his future… I really would have loved to have met you, Connor. But I also guess I did, in some weird and magical way - in the darkness. Strange… Wonderful… Cool.
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😢😢😢
GeorgeJulian@GeorgeJulian
Evidencing indifference, beyond Laughing Boy georgejulian.co.uk/2024/05/22/evi… #LaughingBoy is Connor’s story, and the story of so many other families @sarasiobhan @JuliaCa20602661 @AndyMcCulloch5 @RosieNobbly @EastlandKate @giovanni_ulleri @dav_singh1 @PinguG @PAlbanStanley @AFjustamum
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Michelle Dudderidge retweetledi
He was a fab pick to be LB 💓
Stephen Unwin@RoseUnwin
Look at this. What an actor. What commitment. ❤️ @sarasiobhan
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On my way to see Laughing Boy & very much looking forward to watching this vital play. If any of my twitter pals are in the audience do come & say hi.
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It’s 8:07am, Sue is waiting for her medication & Martin is rushing. A story unfolds at Farnham Road nursing home over the next 30 minutes with tragedy having to wait like everything else because it’s a really busy morning. She Won’t Want Flowers – ermate ermate.wordpress.com/2021/11/28/she…
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@RoseUnwin And, you got the pictures of my guy (day 10 of 107). Thank you 😊
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What an amazing show and cast! You absolutely nailed it @RoseUnwin 👏 👏👏
Prof Ryan@sarasiobhan
Family, cast, family. Laughing Boy.
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@guardian I think it's rubbish. Writers have lost the plot!
I've given up watching after 40 years.
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Coronation Street viewers: how are you feeling about the soap in 2024? theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
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@HertsACS @hertscc @FrazzledFi @lucywrush @hcccareer @BASW_UK Congratulations Chantel and good shout Leah 👏👏
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Well done to @hertscc social worker Chantal Uwamahoro on being nominated for BASW's Amazing Social Worker 2024 by colleague Leah Wilson. You're helping to shine the light on the positive work of social workers ahead of World Social Work Day. Read: #chantal" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">new.basw.co.uk/about-basw/awa…
#ASW2024
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RIP Wendy.....an amazing lady ❤️
DrDr (😊)Wendy Mitchell@WendyPMitchell
This is Sarah and Gemma, Wendy’s daughters. Our mum died peacefully early this morning. She wrote a blog post before she died so you can read about it from her perspective. Sarah and Gemma whichmeamitoday.wordpress.com/2024/02/22/my-…
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Love this @sharonallenarhc
Sharon Allen@sharonallenarhc
Interesting how much impact this has, makes people pause and listen differently. Also in a meeting yesterday with health colleagues pointed how being described as *non* (eg non-NHS) really doesn't convey mutual respect & system working. Language matters!
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