Joanne Outtrim

Wonderful Gala Dinner at Clare college this evening. Thank you @INTS2024

#bann2023 6/7 October in beautiful Dublin - early bird packages till 1st June! We have a range of packages including accommodation and gala dinner or day rates to make booking easier! We look forward to seeing you there! @NeuroNurseForum @BrJNeuroNurs bann.org.uk/?pid=81

Excited for an excellent programme at #eann2023 including our president Dr Mary Braine, computer member & EANN president @NealFCook and committee members @AnnePreece2 @clairelynch84 & Cath Waterhouse present at #eann2023 in Iceland this week 😊

@Thebadge72 @RLWC2021 @KaseyBadger Kasey is doing a brilliant job - keeping those big men line! #gogirl

Hard work, resilience, and tenacity pays off. So proud of this one, appointed to referee a test match at the @RLWC2021 you amaze and inspire me every day. So proud to be known as #kaseybadgershusband @KaseyBadger

Wish you were here Lou!!!

Good Morning Glasgow #bann2022 May be a few sore heads and feet after last nights 50th celebrations of @UKBANN but what a way to start ☀️ @outtrimj @ciaraorourke6 @deenol40 @l1creighton @marieaustin28 @AnnePreece2

Amazing talk on how to focus on the task and bringing your team with you is crucial!! #bann2022 @UKBANN @adi_kumar1

Always a #neuronurse isn’t the brain beautiful #bann22 @UKBANN

Warm welcome for @UKBANN this morning in Glasgow for our annual conference. Looking forward to a great day. #bann22

Dr Mary Braine BANN President welcomes delegates to Glasgow! #BANN2022

Off with our keynote! So warming to be in a room full of #neuronurses and laughter after so long! Looking forward to hearing all about the future of neurosciences with Prof John Paul Leach #bann2022

Grrateful to @Tommo33s for sharing his story on @BBC tonight. Much more needs to be done to protect future players and look after those living with the consequences of sport related brain injuries @RhonddaBryant @DCMS @jamesjpdrake @ConcussionLF @DawnAstle9 @adamjohnwhite

Had a blast at the quantitative sensory testing (QST) training @UniHeidelberg with these lovely people! @ZoeRutter2 @JenStephDavies @outtrimj @gtackley @KhotSharmila Thank you, Dr. Walter Magerl, for sharing your incredible knowledge and keeping us well-fed and watered 😄

Now it’s over to @CamNeuro who is chairing our panel Q&A with the audience

Now David Andersson talking about the benefits (& limitations) of. Using 🐁 to model human pain states - see his work on fibromyalgia here ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Tess from @PKDCharity emphasising the importance of the patient voice in forming research question & outcomes

Sticking with the letter P, we now move to pancreatic pain with Sibu Varghese

Now we move on to discussing the psychology of pain, Amanda Williams explaining a highly complex area, much understudied with regard to visceral pain!

Fourth up is @horne_research from Edinburgh discussing the how ADVANTAGE consortium will be looking at endometriosis, from studying patient genetics & beyond!

Next we have Miles Parkes talking about the puzzles of inflammatory bowel disease, why do some people feel pain, whilst others don’t?