The answer to that question is you quite probably have, even if you didn’t know it at the time. When…
Parallel Lines – Paid and Unpaid Caring during the pandemic
When all this is finally over, what will unpaid carers remember most about the pandemic? I suspect that more than…
Equal Partners in Care – AHPs and (unpaid) Carers
How many people did you talk to yesterday? From a simple “Hello” to world changing conversations you probably spoke with…
I can do that – and so can you!
Dietitians week this year has given me the impetus to reflect on how diverse and interesting my career has been.…
Consider a Career as a Critical Care Dietitian
I have worked as a dietitian in critical care for over 25 years, with the last 18 years in the…
Inflammatory Bowel Disease: One Dietitian’s Experience
As a Dietitian I am used to educating patients on dietary modifications and medication adherence to improve their health and…
Non-Medical Prescribing: A Natural Role for Dietitians
Non-medical prescribing: A natural role for Dietitians by @RDTroiano
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Implementation of the UK AHP Public Health Strategic Framework in Scotland
When the UK Allied Health Professions (AHP) Public Health Strategic Framework 2019-20241 was launched in the summer of 2019, each…
Michelle Morrison, Family Support Service Director, PAMIS continues the #PostureMatters theme I sat at that Team Meeting, trying to hide…
#YourPostureMatters and why: developing a postural care strategy for Scotland
A short introductory blog for the launch of the National Postural Care Strategy by Michelle Morrison & Pauline Beirne, Joint…
