Systems Lead - Child Health. Happiest when in the mountains 🏔💕 All tweets are my own views.
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Still blown away by the powerful stories and ideas shared today, in particular by the NHS youth board members. We have a lot to do but amazing people around the tables to help us get there.
Children and young people make up 24% of our population and 100% of our future so it was great to join today’s 10 Year Health Plan engagement event and listen to patient and parents forums, stakeholders in CYP health and care, and importantly, our young people.
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🚀 Exciting news! We’ve teamed up with @Good_Boost to host a series of focus groups for pregnant and postnatal women to discuss training tech! 🌟
Know someone who’d be interested? Please share! 💬
🔗 shorturl.at/Q6xBK
Ellie Clarke retweeted
The @PregnancyActive is conducting a survey for pregnant & postnatal women in the UK. This is an opportunity for women to share their challenges related to physical activity during pregnancy and after childbirth. 🌹👶
Please spread the word! 👇
surveymonkey.com/r/APF2024
Ellie Clarke retweeted
Calling all health visitors & everyone working in health visiting- we need your help to boost the @iHealthVisiting annual survey response🚨
Fill it in today - make your voice count as we advocate for 👶🏾👶🏼👶🏿& HV services✔️
Open to non-iHV members too-contact us for the link🙏👇
Calling all HVs and #HealthVisiting team members, your views are needed for the largest and most impactful survey of health visiting across the UK.
Pls check yr email for the survey link.
If you've not received it, then please contact us at [email protected]
#MakeYourVoiceCount
The @PregnancyActive are seeking GP views on the 6-8 week postpartum check. Grateful if you could please support this work and share this with your networks to reach a broad perspective.
Survey can be found here: surveymonkey.com/r/6D3Z3VJ
Ellie Clarke retweeted
Participants required 👇 exploring long term impact of COVID-19 on older adults’ physical activity, mental health and wellbeing - please share via your networks 😊
Were you born before 20/3/1960? and lived in the UK throughout the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown and restrictions?
If so we would love to hear from you. Please consider completing our online survey. It should take 30-45 minutes to complete.
app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
Ellie Clarke retweeted
In response to a call from the @WHO to focus on women, we are launching our report on physical activity trends during the childbearing years today @wiseconf. Read here: shorturl.at/PGmOV
Here to help-summary of key findings from new global study on physical inactivity
Download WHO report:➡️tinyurl.com/ytby3aa2
See data:➡️tinyurl.com/46kwkadf
More info:➡️ shorturl.at/8ddIC
Full paper LGH: shorturl.at/RWAHq
@WFSGI @TheLancet @ISPAH @ncdalliance
Ellie Clarke retweeted
The Active Pregnancy Foundation Awards will be BACK in 2025! It’ll be big, it’ll be bold and it will celebrate the very best people, programmes, products & programmes supporting women in the UK to become or stay active throughout pregnancy & beyond. Head to our website for info!
Ellie Clarke retweeted
"No one should be priced out of being able to provide healthy food for their children"
@Food_Foundation
📰🥪 Great coverage of our new report by the @Independent on packed lunches showing a healthy packed lunch is 45% more expensive on average.
Read more: independent.co.uk/news/uk/ch…
#KFG
Ellie Clarke retweeted
Promoting reducing the risk of dementia …. Blood pressure is key! #WorldHypertensionDay @BloodPress_UK @LWNurses
Hard hitting but fantastic presentation to set the scene this am!
"We haven't made any progress on poverty in the last 20 years... We are moving faster in the wrong direction than most other countries when it comes to reducing child poverty."
@PaulKissack from @jrf_uk on the state of UK poverty in 2024.
#TacklePovertyImproveHealth24
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Ellie Clarke retweeted
Heading out this weekend?
Whether you're expecting or a new parent, our #FindYourActive guide provides useful #walking tips to elevate your adventures during #NationalWalkingMonth!#LetsGetOutThere 🥾🌳☀️
🛜 shorturl.at/nOP37
Ellie Clarke retweeted
Wishing everyone the best of luck as they take on the #SheUltra 50km hike! 🥾A special thanks to the Blister Sisters who are raising funds for us! We are so SO grateful! 💟
🙏 shorturl.at/gvLQ6
PS: Look who @sallykettle bumped into 😍🤩
Ellie Clarke retweeted
Wishing @Elliewilk0 all the best as she takes on the @Marathon_Mcr tomorrow whilst raising funds for @PregnancyActive and in doing so helping us to support more women to be active throughout their childbearing years! 💟
donate.giveasyoulive.com/fun…
Delighted to be supporting the work of @PregnancyActive as I take on the @Marathon_Mcr next weekend! If anyone can spare any £ - I'd really welcome your support - thanks in advance: donate.giveasyoulive.com/fun…
Delighted to be supporting the work of @PregnancyActive as I take on the @Marathon_Mcr next weekend! If anyone can spare any £ - I'd really welcome your support - thanks in advance: donate.giveasyoulive.com/fun…
This looks like a brilliant opportunity!
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Ellie Clarke retweeted
Between July and September 2023, almost 900,000 people in England were invited for an NHS Health Check, our flagship programme which helps prevent heart attacks and strokes.
Find out more: fingertips.phe.org.uk/profil…
ALT Bar chart displaying NHS Health Checks offered in England between July to September 2019 and July to September 2013
Ellie Clarke retweeted
From today, pharmacies can start offering more life-saving blood pressure checks.
It's estimated this could prevent more than 1,350 heart attacks and strokes in the first year, while helping to free up GP appointments.
Find a pharmacy near you with this service 👇
Ellie Clarke retweeted
Our survey on attitudes to health tech and data finds that on balance the public is happy with a range of uses for their data, including research and development of new medicines.
However younger people are less likely to trust the NHS with their data ⬇️
health.org.uk/publications/l…
ALT A line chart of results to the question ‘How much, if at all, do you trust the following organisations with your health data?: GP practices; Local NHS hospitals and clinics; National NHS organisations; Pharmaceutical and medical research companies; Private healthcare providers; Companies providing the NHS with software to collect, store and use data; Health technology companies.’ Results show that younger people are significantly less likely to trust NHS organisations than older people, but more likely to trust private companies and providers.