Please share among your networks British Dietetic Association NIHR Newcastle BRC LiverAHPs

The TELEX-Liver cancer study concluded that group #exercise via videoconferencing for patients with #hepatocellularcarcinoma was feasible. Read the full paper here: bit.ly/4cpfplY Kate Hallsworth
NIHR Newcastle BRC
Newcastle Liver Unit
Sam Orange
Helen Reeves
Newcastle Hospitals

FREE pancreatic study day! Monday 8th of July at the Crowne Plaza Newcastle. A fantastic agenda and some brilliant speakers 👏🏼 please email [email protected] to register.

10 days left to apply for this fully funded PhD looking at the relationship between device-measured physical activity and liver cancer survival

I'm happy to chat to you if you're interested

NIHR Newcastle BRC Helen Reeves Lisa Alcock Silvia Del Din

We really enjoyed learning about all the great research work of liver AHPs at #EASL2024

Fantastic work Hollie Smith 🤩

Amazing work Kate Hallsworth! ❤️

Fantastic to see this in print 😊
LiverAHPs Newcastle Liver Unit Newcastle Hospitals Research NUTH AHPs & Therapy Services NewcastleFT NMAHP Research

Led by Kate Hallsworth with a great team Helen Reeves Misti McCain Roisin Fallen-Bailey Dr Morven Brown

Funded by NIHR Newcastle BRC

Human Nutrition & Exercise Research Centre Newcastle University Centre for Cancer Newcastle Biomedical, Nutrition & Sport Sci

Our study reports the feasibility and acceptability of online group exercise in older patients with primary liver cancer BMJ_Open

A must read for those looking to engage medically complex patients with remote exercise

bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/6/e…

Fantastic work Hollie- well done 🥳 Newcastle Liver Unit Newcastle Hospitals Research NUTH AHPs & Therapy Services NewcastleFT NMAHP Research LiverAHPs

Fantastic work Rachel - well done 🥳
Newcastle Liver Unit Newcastle Hospitals Research NewcastleFT NMAHP Research NUTH AHPs & Therapy Services

Not forgetting colleagues working tirelessly behind the scenes reviewing the many abstract submissions. #EASLCongress

🆕EASL–EASD–EASO #CPGs ❗️

➡️On the management of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease ( #MASLD )

✅Update on definitions, prevention, screening, diagnosis & treatment for MASLD

Full text👉bit.ly/3XeJnFc

EASLnews
EASL Education
Aleksander Krag

Having a great time in Milan at my first ever #EASL2024 congress!

Highlights so far include:

• Presenting the results of the VITALISE study at an engaging poster tour 📣

• Learning from and connecting with some great people ✏️

• Sightseeing and endless pizza! 🍕

So happy to have joined this excellent and lovely group of people. Looking forward to working in the task force for EASLNurses&AHPs Malene Barfod O’Connell gemma iserte Núria Fabrellas Dr Kathryn Jack RN PhD Kate Hallsworth Sonja Beckmann #deniseschäfer EASLnews #easlcongress

Are you ready to do a PhD? Interested in physical activity and liver disease/cancer?

We have a fully funded PhD studentship at NIHR Newcastle BRC to explore a link between physical activity and liver cancer survival.

findaphd.com/phds/projectde…

Helen Reeves Lisa Alcock Silvia Del Din

Liver diseases can affect anyone, regardless of age or background. Let's work towards a future where liver diseases are preventable and manageable for all. #WorldLiverDay #StepUpForLiverHealth Brit Liver Nurses, BHPG,LiverAHPs

The role of inter-professional working is crucial for liver health #nurses #AHPs #pharmacists
On #WorldLiverDay let's celebrate
inter professional collaboration for person-centred liver care.
Liver health matters!
EASLNurses&AHPs BASL education feed LiverAHPs BHPG

We are working with the brilliant Sam Orange at Newcastle University to explore breast cancer and physical activity.

Please get in touch if you want to be involved. You can read more here: buff.ly/49HSyjL

Express an interest here: buff.ly/3Q4JcYt

The deadline for closing of applications for our #PhD studentship is 15th March. The is a great opportunity to work on the SOLID study, which will recruit 3000 participants from primary care to develop tools to identify liver disease. Quentin M. Anstee NIHR CRN North East and North Cumbria