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Emma Cronly-Dillon

@ecronlydillon

Public Health & Clinical Paeds Dietitian @CCS_NHST @FamilyFoodFirst | I eat all food groups

 London, England
Joined February 2019
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We have a fantastic opportunity in our team for a dietitian who has a passion for paediatrics. Come & join our team and make a difference!
Bedfordshire Community Health Services (NHS) (@BedsCHS) profile pictureBedfordshire Community Health Services (NHS)@BedsCHS6 Jul 2022
Are you a student dietitian or dietitian looking to start a career in paediatrics? Or an experienced paediatric dietitian looking for a change? We have an amazing new role in our expanding dietetics team that may be just right for you! ow.ly/LjyX50JOjLP #JoinTeamCCS
Are you a student dietitian or dietitian looking to start a career in paediatrics? Or an experienced paediatric dietitian looking for a change? We have an amazing new role in our expanding dietetics team that may be just right for you! ow.ly/LjyX50JOjLP #JoinTeamCCS
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Well - today is a sad day. It is the last day I am officially working on the Family Food First programme in Luton. Unfortunately no longer running due to the economic impact of COVID. I am hugely grateful to all the nurseries and preschools we worked with over the years.
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If anyone is interested in the programme or would like to download some excellent health promotion resources aimed at early years professionals, children and families please check out our website cambscommunityservices.nhs.u…
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We will continue to keep this running for the next few years at least!
My children’s school calendar ‘Dreams for 2021’.
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WeAHPs 💙@WeAHPs1 Nov 2020
Tweetchat alert!! Join us on Thursday 12th November to chat about health inequalities. Check out the chat info here: wecommunities.org/tweet-chat…
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Luton Council
@lutoncouncil21 Jul 2020
We have seen a rise in Covid-19 cases in the LU4 area of Luton. If you live in the postcodes shown below 👇 please book a test to help reduce the spread of the virus and save lives.
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@MNpathway30 Apr 2020
All 3 new leaflets include tips on coping with symptoms related to COVID-19 & encouraging activity with good nutrition. Green leaflet -Eating Well During and After COVID-19 Illness. Focuses on eating a balanced diet to help maintain strength & fitness bit.ly/2KNnPJa
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Catherine Green@CathGreenLab23 Apr 2020
We made it! The first batch of ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine that is being used in the clinical trials here in Oxford was manufactured by my marvellous team at the CBF. We take no credit for the conception or the design, but we will take credit for having gone from DNA construct to...
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Interesting data here from ICNARC report re: obesity & ITU COVID-19 admissions. Higher levels of overweight but consistent with age demographic
stuart mcdonald (@ActuaryByDay) profile picturestuart mcdonald@ActuaryByDay12 Apr 2020
Replying to @ActuaryByDay
One point that looks interesting at first glance is that only a quarter of ICU admissions have a “healthy” BMI (between 18.5 and 24.9). However, as Figure 7 shows, that’s actually consistent with the general population (once we control for age and sex). /8
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Bedfordshire families - need to talk to a school nurse or health visitor over the Easter holidays. Text Parentline: 07507 331456. We are here for you from 9am - 2pm Friday and Monday
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Martin Vernon@runnermandoc8 Apr 2020
There will be a recovery phase to the pandemic National planning for this so far seems short of the mark The NHS wrote the playbook on rehab- so why so slow? We must gear up rehab & recovery services right now or risk winning battles & losing the war hsj.co.uk/commissioning/we-n…
We need a Nightingale model for rehab after covid-19

We need a Nightingale model for rehab after covid-19

A major new model of post-acute care is needed for the discharge and rehabilitation of patients following covid-19 infection, say Alice Murray, Clare Gerada, and Jackie Morris.

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Many people may not realise the vital role dietitians are playing to treat people who are acutely sick with COVID-19, so we asked our Critical Care Specialist Group to explain. buff.ly/3dLZTTP
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The Galactic Center from Radio to X ray: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap200331.… by X-Ray: @NASA, @chandraxray, UMass, D. Wang et al.; Radio: NRF, SARAO, MeerKAT
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@EricTopol30 Mar 2020
Love in the Time of Corona. "One of the most painful aspects of this pandemic is the irremediable separation of patients from their families at the end of their lives"—Simone Benatti A story that could make you cry @AnnalsofIM annals.org/aim/fullarticle/2…
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This is pretty amazing
Ashley Moorman (@AshleyMoorman) profile pictureAshley Moorman@AshleyMoorman26 Mar 2020
My girlfriend works in the ICU at Charing Cross - she didn’t think there would be any clapping - she was wrong #clapforNHS @BBCBreaking
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@UKHSA4 Mar 2020
CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION: Wash your hands more often than usual, especially when you: ▶️Get home or into work ▶️Blow your nose, sneeze or cough ▶️Eat or handle food These actions will help you protect yourself and others. Get more information▶️ nhs.uk/coronavirus
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