Kate Hall retweeted
What have we learnt about #Covid_19 over the last 4 years? Lots of misinformation that put healthcare workers at risk @BAPENUK #bapen2023
Kate Hall retweeted
This week we are celebrating #DietitiansWeek 🎉
We asked our Dietitians 'What's so good about being a Dietitian?' 📽️
#DW2022 #BDA #DIETITIANS #SEAHPFaculties @BDA_Dietitians
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Why do you enjoy being a Dietitian?
"I love being a dietitian because I get to work with fantastic people every day" #DW2022 #BDA #DIETITIANS #SEAHPFaculties
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Why do you enjoy being a #Dietitian?
"Strength lies in diversity, not similarity: Our dietetic team comprises of dietitians from around the globe speaking more than 11 languages. Together as one family we strive to provide excellent dietetic care to our patients." #DW2022 #BDA
Kate Hall retweeted
#WhatDietitiansDo in Home Enteral Feeding is support service users through their journey and a great part of #MotivationalMonday is seeing symptoms and quality of life improve #HANweek2021 Calling all #RD2B to consider Home Enteral Feeding jobs
Kate Hall retweeted
Good morning everyone - its today - the start of #HANWeek2021. Please join us for the official opening... #thisisme #thisisus 💚
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I agree Belinda - the @BDA_Dietitians Education and Professional Practice have done a great job scoping, consulting, scanning and pulling together this comprehensive framework which has been designed to ensure dietitians and dietetic practice are visible + audible in all settings
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Replying to @melcurls
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Before we announce individual award winners, we'd like to acknowledge and celebrate those in our BDA Roll of Honour and COVID-19 Community Heroes - a huge well done to all #BDAAwards
Kate Hall retweeted
Congratulations @BDACriticalCare and @BDA_Paediatrics on specialist group of the year @BDA_Dietitians awards 🏆🥂
Kate Hall retweeted
In my role as president, I am getting ready to host the @BDA_Dietitians annual (virtual) awards ceremony! #dressedtoimpress
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Honoured to share this piece of work @GreenSueM as part of #HANweek2019 listening to those with tubes & their carers. Privileged to play a small role with @GastroDrSmith @BAPENUK find out more: bit.ly/2Kl8Nel @NNNGUK @nutritionlizA 💚😃✅#HEN #HAN #tubefeeding
Kate Hall retweeted
Welcome to #HANweek2019 #thisisme time to raise awareness of #HAN #parenteralnutrition #enteralnutrition #oralsupplements vital nutrition for thousands! Join in✅download ✅complete ✅share 👉bit.ly/2JtMXVw 👈 @BAPENUK @bpnginfo @BAPENtrainees @NNNGUK @PENGDT @BDandCo
Kate Hall retweeted
Filming for #HANweek2019 💚 big thanks to @BDandCo for your continued support 👌💚 Rob & Carolyn are getting used to working together 👌 find out more about #HANweek 👉🏻 bit.ly/2JtMXVw
Kate Hall retweeted
Yay! Issue 2 is on its way to @PINNTCharity members - so much for members to enjoy 😃 a competition, programme for annual get together and SO much more!! Wow, great from cover image of our Chair and EC member at the Positively Me! Fashion show 👍👏
Kate Hall retweeted
We are proud to announce the launch of a brand-new #guide entitled 'Huntington's disease: Eating well guide'. We worked alongside Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition to produce this new resource. Click here to download your copy - bit.ly/2KY4TJh #LetsTalkHuntingtons
Kate Hall retweeted
The third #AskCareMinister question for #CarersWeek came from @SBourneCoach on what the Government's Carers Action Plan has achieved so far @cj_dinenage @DHSCgovuk
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Thank you @ITVWales for covering this story which @CarersUK were pleased to support. So important for #unpaidcarers carers to get the recognition and help they deserve. I am looking forward to speaking about it further on tonight’s 6pm news. @CarersWales #CarersWeek
Lack of support for Wales' 370,000 unpaid carers 'a massive problem'.
Carroll is disabled and cares for her husband John, she says it has taken a toll on her but she will never stop caring for him bit.ly/2F2TNyF
Carroll Nunnerley is a full-time carer for her husband John
76-year-old Carroll Nunnerley is a full-time carer for her 82-year-old husband John who has needed care since suffering a stroke 19 years ago. His complex needs mean that he requires 24-hour support.
Kate Hall retweeted
It’s great to be at today’s @carersweek event in parliament with the other #CarersWeek supporter organisations talking to MPs about the support #carers need


























