You only have to look at the current state of our health service, to realise that modern medicine, so good at treating acute illness but without as much attention on prevention and long-term illness, is failing our patients. There is an inextricable rise in demand for medical

#Dementia risk study finds 11 key factors behind condition theguardian.com/society/2023/a… by Andrew Gregory The Guardian via Tony Husband Cartoon Archive #Alzheimers #health #publichealth

Here is another very important anecdotal observation that could be equally as important as scientific investigation. I had not noticed myself that ivy covered trees may suffer less from ash dieback disease, so I will be looking very hard from now onwards and see if I agree.

Any UoL_OT Lincolnshire AHPs interested

Great opportunity to work with a fab team on our redesigned programme that will start in January. It’s an exciting time to join us ⁦Lincolnshire AHPs⁩ ⁦UoL_AHP⁩ ⁦Royal College of Occupational Therapists⁩ ⁦#OTalk⁩ jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

This looks like a great research study to take part in. I’ve used iRest for many years in group yoga classes and find it extremely effective for relaxation.

✨️ Band 6 OT opportunity ✨️ New chance to join our established Medical & Oncology Therapy Team, and be part of a team managing complex conditions within the acute hospital environment. See more here: healthjobsuk.com/job/v5761836 Closing date: 09/11/23

#OTWeek23 Day 2 from our fab LCH Stroke Team; Occupations are the things we need and want to do in life, they give our lives meaning. Occupations are good for our mental and physical health. As part of OT Week, we sparked conversation for what our own occupations mean to us

Occupations are the things we do that are important to us. Occupational Therapists ensure we can do the things that make us live, not just survive. #OTweek23

FUNDING: We're pleased to announce an open, competitive call for #PhD funding! Up to 3 full-time awards available, starting in Autumn 2024 at an #EastMidlands university. PhDs should align with NIHR ARC East Midlands's portfolio of applied research. Find out more: 🔗bit.ly/3U2WbNd

We will be rejecting the separate pay arrangement for nurses in the Government’s consultation and want to represent your views in the consultation. ➡️ Find out more about how you can share your thoughts: loom.ly/bbiTiYc Director- Practice & Innovation Karin

Today we launch our Facebook page research LPFT Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust @NIHRCRNEastMids Be Part of Research Join Dementia Research Prof Jaz Phull 💙 to showcase the wonderful work we are involved in and the many opportunities this brings to others

This is how it should be for trees. Such a huge asset to our environment and deserving of protection. Where I live oak, sycamore and elder have been felled as houses have been built too close to them and of course, eventually the trees impact the houses.

Placement starts today! Really looking forward to it 😎

To continue our series of role emerging placement posts, Becky Rutter and Georgie are at Hill Holt Wood on their placement. A social enterprise; it focuses on changing people's lives within a sustainable, environmental setting.

Well done Dr Charlotte Wesson!! Or rather Dr Charlotte 👩🏻‍🎓👩🏻‍🎓👩🏻‍🎓

Join us, Abasiama & BeccaOT, OT students from @UOL_OT, for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek! This year’s theme is #movement 🚴‍♀️. Let's raise awareness, reduce stigma, and prioritise mental well-being together. 😊 #OTTakeover

It’s Dementia Action Week. What are you doing to make others aware? What would you pledge? Why not Join Dementia Research. All welcome over the age of 18. Register and take part in studies, no obligation. joindementiaresearch.nihr.ac.uk

Becky Rutter and Georgina Spray are continuing to work explore the value of occupation on their role emerging placement at Hill Holt Wood with different service users, planing a sensory garden, exploring bluebell wood, building a plantar and playing Viking chess

Our second year OT students enjoyed learning about posture and seating today. Thank you Isla from Lincolnshire County Council for a very informative session