The first SEASAME webinar on High-impact interventions in emergency care: delivering 10 reviews in 12 weeks, is a week tomorrow at 12pm with chair Jo Coster and presenters Andrew Booth, Steve Goodacre and Antasasios (Tassos) Bastounis. Link to register

https://t.co/jhIvFtJ2od

📱 Using an app to record care home residents' health information could safely reduce their contact with hospitals. 🏥 The info can be accessed by clinicians who advise on treatment. This approach led to fewer visits to A&E and shorter hospital stays. ➡️ https://t.co/4euTy9Ewhe

Sue Mason from the UoS found that using an app to record care home residents' health info can reduce hospital visits! Clinicians can access data to advise on treatment, leading to fewer A&E visits & shorter stays. #HealthTech #CareHomes #Innovation https://t.co/QimjHsnswD

Are you attending the British Association for Immediate Care (BASICS) in Leicester today? if so check out Fiona Sampson's talk about the Pre-alerts study and implications for practice" @SCHARRSheffield @sheffielduni @BASICS_HQ

Are you attending #RCEM today? if so check out Fiona Sampson's presentation entitiled "Communicating Pre-alerts" @SCHARRSheffield @sheffielduni @RCEMevents

Professor Fiona Lecky is presenting "The R in TARN" Today at RCEM @TARNaudit @sheffielduni @RCEMevents

Are you attending #RCEM next week? if so Munira Essat is presenting the SIS systematic review in best abstracts @sheffielduni @RCEMevents

Are you attending #RCEM next week? if so Professor Fiona Lecky is presenting "The R in TARN" on Wednesday 9th October @TARNaudit @sheffielduni @RCEMevents

James van Oppen will be at @RCEMevents next week presenting the FEED study.

James van Oppen is currently at the @irishgerontsoc presenting on the FEED study and the PROM-OPAC project.

New paper out: What influences ambulance clinician decisions to pre-alert emergency departments: a qualitative exploration of pre-alert practice in UK ambulance services and emergency departments

A new paper on pre-alert calls https://t.co/VUrdHaQzfR

Are you attending the British Association for Immediate Care (BASICS) in Leicester on the 11th of October? If so check out Fiona Sampson's talk about the Pre-alerts study and implications for practice" @SCHARRSheffield @sheffielduni @BASICS_HQ

Are you attending #RCEM this year? if so check out Fiona Sampson's presentation entitiled "Communicating Pre-alerts" on October 9th @SCHARRSheffield @sheffielduni @RCEMevents

Head Injury and Homelessness Research Group (HIHRG) Brain Injury Social Work Group (BISWG) Brain injury & homelessness learning from survivors, carers, research and practice Chair AM: Nathan Hughes Chair PM: Fiona Lecky @sheffielduni @ScHARRpubhealth @SCHARRSheffield

Kieran Baker Chief Digital and Information Officer at NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board talk on September 5th in ScHARR covering some of his work using insights to underpin decision-making in health and care, including the national response to the COVID pandemic

If your available our own Professor Fiona Lecky is playing in this match on Sunday. #https://twitter.com/headsafecharity

Two great opportunities for G7 researchers to come and work at @SCHARRSheffield. Closing date extended to 30th August due to summer holidays.

🚨 Pre-alerts at #RCEMasc 🚨 @fcsampson will be sharing her health service research experience in the field of urgent, emergency and prehospital care, with specifics in mixed methods and qualitative research Book to join us https://t.co/EXDm1pIaQJ @sheffielduni