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News from the Trust Research Team @ESNEFT
Ipswich, England
Joined August 2017
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Shoutout tweet for our the sites who joined from October 2023🎉.@ESNEFT @HullHospitals @sathNHS @RoyalStokeED .Thank you for your amazing work and contributions to Sunflower recruitment🌻
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RT @NIHRinvolvement: How do we define the impact of public involvement in research? How can we monitor it, evaluate it and learn from it?….
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Kerry is a clinical research nurse. On #Red4Research day she's shared why research is so important now and in the future.
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Aris is a member of our Research team. He feels passionately that research is a vital part of progressing healthcare for our patients now and in the future. #Red4Research
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Lucy is a member of #TeamESNEFT and is wearing red to show her support for #Red4Research ❤️❤️❤️.
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We know why research is so important for our patients, but some of the Research team here at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust have shared what it means to them. #Red4Research #research
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Cheryl is a clinical nurse specialist at ESNEFT. She said: “It’s exciting to be part of this research, that empowers patients to have the confidence to understand their new normal and when to highlight any concerns or symptoms.” Full story 👇3/3.
www.esneft.nhs.uk
Patients treated for head and neck cancer may be able to join a research study at Ipswich Hospital offering more control over their care. Patients who
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without the need for regular hospital trips. Consultant Billy Wong said: “Once enrolled into the study, patients will be taught to monitor for changes in symptoms or new symptoms, such as new pain or a lump in the throat and neck." 2/3.
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Patients treated for head and neck cancer may be able to join a study at Ipswich Hospital offering more control over their care. Patients who have had treatment have regular follow-up appointments. The PETNECK2 study enables patients to track their symptoms. 1/3
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Read the full story about the RESOLVE study and what it means for patients on our website: Gloria has given her consent to share her stories about her involvement with the study. 4/4.
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Three times a week for four hours each time. That’s the reality for patients needing kidney dialysis. For Gloria Herbert and Anne Wilde it can feel like a
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I can to raise awareness – including be part of a research study.” During dialysis a fluid is used which includes salt. The RESOLVE study is seeing if there’s an optimum level of salt that’s better for patients’ hearts during their treatment. 3/4.
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treatment options has helped patients feel more positive. Gloria said: “I have no choice – it’s dialysis or die and emotionally it’s very difficult at times to feel positive, but there’s so little out there about kidney disease I’m keen to do everything. 2/4.
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Three times a week for four hours each time. That’s the reality for patients needing kidney dialysis. For Gloria it can feel like a treadmill that’s both emotionally and physically exhausting. But being part of a research study at Clacton’s Dialysis Unit looking into. 1/4
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RT @Karagiannidis93: Excellent presentation from Sarvin Farajzadeh Asl, a surgical F1 at @ESNEFT, on management of idiopathic pancreatitis….
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RT @NIHRresearch: Apply now for the @rcgp and @NIHRresearch awards 2024. Closing date 12 August 2024 .
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RT @NIHRresearch: Join our interactive session & learn how to navigate today's uncertain and complex working world. This workshop is open….
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RT @NIHRresearch: NEW #researchfunding opportunity. Research for Patient Benefit Comp 55 is open for applications. Find out more and apply….
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They're working on PhDs, as well as working clinically, using their knowledge and skills to support families while finding out more about how healthcare can provide a better service for children with sensory and communication development needs. 2/2.
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Meet Alix (left) and Andrea. They're are both allied health professionals who are using their skills and knowledge for research into childhood development. They're both clinical academic research practitioners (CARPs) based in the Research team. 1/2
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Happy Monday 🌻 teams.You did it we have under 200 to go to reach the target!.Amazing work teams - we are almost there💪.Shoutout to @QEHResearch for recruiting this week and @ESNEFT for doubling up their recruitment figures!
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