
Charlotte Mellor
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Some absolutely blinding papers in this weeks 🔥new and noteworthy 🔥 section of the @DFTBubbles rapid review of #COVID19 in children!
Huge seroprevalence studies
Multi-national cohort studies
Transmission in schools
We've got it all, right here!
dontforgetthebubbles.com/evidence-summa…
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To my fellow humans - ride the waves when they come, rest when they are calm and keep looking to the horizon.
19/19
#COVID19 #leadership #resilience
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This is causing lots of distress for staff as well - the cost of COVID on all healthcare staff, on all patients, on all family members of staff and patients is hard to measure and hard to witness. latimes.com/opinion/story/…
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Do you work with children with medical complexity? @Col_Partnership wants to understand your learning needs so they can develop the right resources. Can you spare a few minutes to share your experiences of working on the frontline?
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Take the survey: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/MedComColab

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I know it gets harder as the weeks go on, but PLEASE #StayAtHome this weekend (except for essential purposes ie food/medicine and exercise). You are making a difference and saving lives. Let’s stick with it for a bit longer to get this virus properly under control. Thank you 🙏
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Made my first video! The full video here youtu.be/MBgPgqtmhuA - made for our staff but I hope might help others working coping at this difficult time in and outside healthcare. @m_sheppard85

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University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS FT@uhbwNHS
During this challenging time it’s important that we look after our physical and mental health. To help support UHBW staff, our wellbeing team have created a new video guide which can be viewed on the intranet along with other support materials. #WellbeingWednesday
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This account is usually about ambulatory/acute frailty care, but for the duration of the #COVID19 response I've made it available to @AlysColeKing (an NHS consultant psychiatrist with huge expertise in HCW wellbeing) from which to share quality-checked resources - @DrLindaDykes
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📣 ATTN PARENTS OF PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN 📣
As part of @GoodGriefFest we are encouraging primary schools in Bristol to introduce lessons about grief and loss. How do you feel about this? Feel free to comment and pls RT.
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We're excited to be teaming up with the @GoodGriefFest Bristol and @Creative_Youth Network to run a film-making workshop for bereaved teenagers in February! All the details below and sign up here 👉 buff.ly/36g9Ofw

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In 2017 #NHS staff made a video which went viral w 11 million views. Tories blamed it for their poor showing. Heres another video, made by NHS staff. It’s already had 1.5 million views. Let’s get it up to 11,000,000 and hope it has the same effect. Pls RT
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I am endlessly impressed by the level of care, sensitivity and nuance medics bring to making decisions about the care of very ill children #appm2019
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All the exhausted husband of my dying patient wanted was a place to rest his head.
"If we can afford another superfluous scanner and another drug that offers no survival benefit, we can afford armchairs for relatives" ow.ly/NOWY30pQkoE
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“Unhurried conversations should be a core accomplishment of any caring health care system and its professionals.”
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Our recent report revealed that there are too few children’s #PalliativeCare consultants in the sector. @RCPCHtweets says that 25-45 more are needed.

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'If “I love you” are the three most important words in life, then “I don’t know” are the three most important in medicine. They’re also the most underused.'
@Dr_MattMorgan @BMJ_Latest
bmj.com/content/367/bm…
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