Very grateful to the stepcare team for inviting me to the STEPCARE meeting here in Helsingborg, Sweden! Looking forward to presenting some of the TTM2 results on neurocognitive outcomes at 6/24 months, and...V-CARE (STEPCARE sub study). Will 'tweet' more soon!

Ashley Solieri is the major reason for 13 MD fellows, >100 peer reviewed papers, £3 million in funding in the last 10 years. She runs the most efficient NHS R+D dept in the UK. Amazing human being . Immensely sad you are retiring. Rasha Al-Lamee Chris Cook Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust Tony Young

The Countdown has started...23 days until #NRSIG2024. We CAN'T WAIT! ☀️🇵🇹🧠 You can register below:

Most OHCA's happen in someone's own home. You won't be surprised to learn that there are high levels of PTSD amongst co-survivors, but you may be surprised to learn that they receive no formal support! One of the many unmet needs in OHCA resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-…

Promising! As is often the case, larger trials but also stratification and careful selection of outcomes may give an answer. Ghrelin for Neuroprotection in Post–Cardiac Arrest Coma ⁦JAMA Neurology⁩ jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Extremely important and urgently needed! 👏

More from the EAAA RAID Group team East Anglian Air Ambulance - our paper on cardiac arrest outcomes in Resuscitation - the impact of cardiac arrest centres on survival resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-… BCIS Nick Curzen David Hildick-Smith Barts Interventional Group (B.I.G.) Blizard Institute School of Medicine

Couldn't agree more!

Hearing more and more about co-production of recommendations/interventions with patient-experts at the #NRSIG2024 this year. Also great to see so many interventional studies moving beyond the feasibility stage in the field of recovery after Acquired Brain Injury NR-SIG-WFNR

Thanks Claudine for presenting the initial results of our audit. Assessing mood/cognition/fatigue before hospital discharge after a cardiac arrest is largely feasible with existing resources -and it matters! (mild impairments are common) #nrsig2024

First international presentation! Had a great few days and good to network! #NNUH_OT

Incredibile opportunità di entrare a far parte di un team che nei prossimi anni realizzerà numerose innovazioni in anestesia, terapia intensiva e medicina d’emergenza. Valutiamo diversi profili, se pensate di poterci aiutare a realizzare questi obiettivi, contattateci.

Thanks Resuscitation for this special issue on survivorship after sudden cardiac arrest. It is great to see a survivor write an editorial and be a guest editor! Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK Life After (Near) Death: A personal perspective on improving lives of ... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Great to see our latest article, an evaluation of an #MDT support group for people with #SubarachnoidHemorrhage, out now in Disability and Rehabilitation🧠 Important findings for #SAH and an example of how service evaluations can be disseminated with wider audiences: doi.org/10.1080/096382…

Really nice t-shirt! ☺️ Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK

Having read with pleasure Karl Perry's book: "You only live thrice: perspective is a superpower" I was pleased to see his patient story published in the British Journal of Cardiac Nursing Karl Perry "The road to recovery: bumpy, but worth it" doi.org/10.12968/bjca.…

The #PixelWatch3, recently launched by Google, introduces an #AI loss of pulse detection feature, providing automated #CardiacArrest detection for the first time. Early recognition of cardiac arrest and calling for help are the first and most critical actions, yet they are

Thank you ehaatClinical for inviting me to this learning day on patients and family experiences after critical care. So important to share knowledge from prehospital to aftercare...we are all part of a big team Dr Thomas Keeble