Palliative and end of life care nurse educator and researcher at @unisouthampton. All views my own.
Joined April 2022
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Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
🚑Ambulance services play a crucial role in end of life experience. However until recently there has been little research in this area.
📢Join us at 1:30pm to hear about the experiences of paramedics providing EOLC & the complex issues they face.
#MCResearch2024 #PEOLC
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Proportion of health research budget spent on palliative and end of life care: 0.23%
Proportion of humans who die: 100%
New HRCS analysis of grant funding data out today: of £2.79billion health-related research in 2022, only 0.23% /£6.5m dealt with #palliative / end of life care, up from 0.21%, still too little. @MarieCurieEOLC still 2nd largest funder after @NIHRresearch hrcsonline.net/reports/analy…
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
📢 Our conference abstracts are now LIVE!
⏰ Not long to wait until our research conference begins on Monday... for a preview of what's to come, you can read the abstracts published today in @BMJ_SPCare:
➡️ spcare.bmj.com/content/14/Su…
👏 Thank you to all the authors! #MCResearch2024
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Really pleased to see EOLC PGDs taking off: an essential safety net when dying occurs without prior planning
Have audited @OFFICIALIOWAS use of PGD for 3 yrs now. Main finding is paramedics have the communication skills, clinical judgment and compassion to use to excellent effect
Myself and colleagues in the @EEAST_UrgCare with the @EastEnglandAmb have recently had the green light to carry Midazolam, Hyoscine, Haloperidol, Glycopyrronium and Levomepromazine under PGD for rapid accessibility to those unanticipated, dying patients.
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
🚨JOB ALERT: This is a fantastic opportunity! #Professor/ #AssociateProfessor, School of Health Sciences @HSciences University of #Southampton - Application deadline Feb 8 - come and join the fantastic team jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.asp…
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
🎉 1 month to go until our virtual Research Conference! 14 sessions with handy take home messages for practitioners and researchers, dip in and out as you wish across the week. All held on a new & improved platform. View the programme & register for free: bit.ly/3Q9Vgsb
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
🌟We are looking for a new Research Associate to join us🌟The post is part-time and based @UWEBristol. This is an amazing opportunity to join a fabulous team 😊 Please share.
#emergencycare
@UWE_Research
@CHCR_UWE
@capcbristol
@ARC_West
@NIHRresearch
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Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Congratulations to Dr Olivia Robinson and the Capture study team on their publication which is now available in @BMJ_Open bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/1…
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✨⭐️✨⭐️My first PhD publication! ✨⭐️✨⭐️✨ @PalliativeMedJ Iatrogenic suffering at the end of life: An ethnographic study - journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Proud to be working with @rpharms on our Daffodil Standards for community pharmacy. We have over 550 signs so so far for this free quality improvement programme👇🏽
Community pharmacies across the UK can sign up to the Daffodil Standards for palliative and end of life care, to help support patients approaching the end of their life.
More here: bit.ly/3o3fxUK
#DaffodilStandards @mariecurieuk
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Sadly hospice and #PalliativeCare services are not distributed in the same way across England @IOELC
Risk of dying from cancer in some poorer districts of England over 70% higher than wealthy districts, a new study in @TheLancetOncol suggests
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ALT Probability of dying from a cancer between birth and age 80 years in 314 local authority districts in England in 2019, and change in probabilities of dying from 2002 to 2019, in women and men
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
After lots of hard work in parliament, the College of Paramedics is thrilled to announce that today the UK Government has made the regulatory changes to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 🙌
Read more here 👉 bit.ly/489gZX6
#ParamedicsUK #NHS
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
There's 1 week left for paramedics @NWAmbulance to take part in the @ParAidStudy
Local Collaborator @NWAmb_Kieran explains why it's important to support this national research 👇
Complete the survey at bit.ly/3RqXVyl
Closing date: Tuesday 21 November 2023
Our resource is publicly and freely available at: familiesandfriendsinbereavem… Do take a look 👀
Death and grief can be difficult to talk about.
Researchers at @HSciences @unisouthampton have developed an online resource that is helping families face loss together. ❤️
This important work was supported by @UHSFT and @arc_wessex.
Read more: clinicalresearch.uhs.nhs.uk/…
Job opportunity: do you have research experience? Join us to evaluate services and care provided by paramedics in the last year of life. If it's for you or you would like to discuss it get in touch. Details here: jobs.soton.ac.uk/2436723CF (closing date 9th Oct) #paramedic #EOLC
📣New paper "The person was like the glue in the cracked pot which was no longer there", development of a web-based intervention to support families & friends in bereavement. Published by @F1000Research with @lund_susi @alison_allam Gail Precious @MMyall f1000research.com/articles/1…
Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Paramedics have a revered public identity, shaped by a perceived ability to fix a crisis. However, a dichotomy exists regarding their role as a lifesaver and community responder. #hpm #hapc buff.ly/3YgigrP
Great recognition of your work Ben
Erm, wow. I did not express this press
Community nurses offer great value in advancing patient centred care
@PELi_Cam @TheQNI @CPFT_NHS @CrystalOldman @JesusCollegeCam
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Dr Natasha Campling retweeted
Would you be interested in joining the BPOS executive committee to support future society activities and events? We are advertising 3 open representative and 2 student representative roles. Deadline to apply is the 21st July and details can be found here: bpos.org/2023/07/05/executiv…
Great range of potential solutions suggested in this opinion piece
Is end-of-life anticipatory prescribing always enough?
We suggest a range of solutions ! - Our new @bmj_latest piece @Paul_Howard_IoW
Pls share widely and link:
bmj.com/content/381/bmj.p110…
@TheQNI @QNI_Scotland @RCNPainPall @RCNDNForum @WeCommNurses @hospiceuk @drpoco @rcgp
