Excited to welcome @drnickmakwana, Consultant Paediatrician & Group Director for Women & Child Health at SWBH, to the WMPA Spring Meeting! He’ll speak on Racism Within the NHS. 📢Sign up now: https://t.co/3Fut2NTxnq #NHS

The Midland Met has opened its doors to our population. Chairman of the Trust Sir David Nicholson said of the historic moment: “It takes a village to raise a child, and for us a community to raise this hospital." Read more here: https://t.co/sbdMncWH6o

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There have only been a few times in my life when I’ve smiled so much my face ached. My wedding day, the birth of my beautiful daughter @EllieMaeScott8 today the pre opening event @MidlandMetUH @SWBHnhs #MoreThanAHospital #soproud

#BSACI2024 : On 2nd October our new sessions focus on practical, clinical allergy topics. Nick Makwana, @drnickmakwana will be mythbusting: exploring inhaled corticosteroid side effects, parental concerns and the advice to give! https://t.co/BEA5rP5hjC @AsthmaAndCorticophobia

Staff wellbeing Thriving together a SWBH initiative To help staff burnout Great thought , truly refreshing for all Well done to Nick Makwana ,mike Blaber et all @SWBHnhs @AcutemedSarbc @NHSBeeky

The 1st @SWBHnhs ‘Thriving Together' Residential Wellbeing Course A comprehensive program with connection & wellbeing being the focus for senior medics 👏🏾👏🏾 to the core team @drnickmakwana #chetana #mike you did yourself proud❤️ @NHSBeeky @markanderson55 @AcutemedSarbc

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Year 7 students from @WindsorOlympus presented their findings based on the 6 pillars of health community research project. They were articulate, insightful and engaging. Well done 👏 all. @drnickmakwana @amymaclean @SWBHnhs

What a fab day bringing community research work experience to 180 and then a dozen dedicated researchers in year 7 (!!!) @WindsorOlympus with @drnickmakwana @salterscottj @SWBHnhs @MarionGibbon this prog is going strength to strength as imaginations of schools/nhs is captured!

Really engaging talk from @CheungRonny at #RCPCH24 about changing the evidence into practice. Focusing on how understanding the real world & people is fundamental to successfully bring about change. Doctors are the worst at adhering to guidelines even when we agree w principles!

“Poverty is not inevitable. It is a political choice” - a sobering and powerful keynote address by Sir @MichaelMarmot. Proud to have a college @RCPCHtweets that quite rightly highlights child poverty at the forefront of #RCPCH24

1 million children live in destitution. 1 in 5 households with children are food insecure. Poverty is worsening health inequalities and poorer education outcomes - Sir Michael Marmot. Government must take action and invest in our children’s futures. #RCPCH24 #ShiftTheDial

Lovely evening celebrating with like minded and awesome medical students from each of the medical schools across the UK🩺❤️ Bring on the conference🎉 @RCPCHtweets #RCPHC24

Finally, we’re closing with our PEDSiG universal lessons for eduction: Participants Environment Design Signpost Give and get feedback #RCPCH24

Loving hearing from so many inspiring teachers @pedsig in Birmingham. #rcpch

Fantastic talk by @drnickmakwana about initiative to get medical students at @UoBMedicine to spend a day at schools in the most deprived schools in Birmingham/Sandwell. Powerful to hear about how medical students changed these children’s aspirations @pedsig @WMPaeds #RCPCH24

Have you had your #PoweringUp selfie? #RCPCH24 Reimagining healthcare and coproducing solutions 🪩🥳🕺@CanalColab @DrGuddiSingh @drnickmakwana

@drnickmakwana talking about his project at @unibirmingham taking medical students into local primary schools. Benefits for students and pupils, providing positive role modelling and teaching social accountability @pedsig at #RCPCH24

Next up, Prof @drnickmakwana with an oral presentation on a project that integrated medical students in primary schools. Really good work! Wonderful to hear about projects like this - beneficial for both kids and medical students! Reminds me my time with @UK_TBH #RCPCH24