RT @CANDDID1: Are you a health or social care professional working with children or adults with #IntellectualDisability? . Take part in our….

40 years in the NHS ⁦@AngeEgan3⁩. What an achievement and what a fabulous nurse, manager, matron you have been during that time. It’s a pleasure working alongside you ⁦@TimWelchCWP⁩ ⁦@IslaWilsonCWP⁩ ⁦@cwpnhs⁩ ⁦@CANDDID1⁩ ⁦@CeriWoodrow⁩ ⁦

RT @InderSawhney1: De prescribing & behavioural perspective. Food for thought! @psychiatryofid @modiyoor @nhsengland @rcpsych.@haritsa1 @St….

RT @sarasiobhan: Very open, productive and bold conversation now. @CANDDID1 clearly create a conference space where people feel they can be….

RT @CANDDID1: It’s time for the final keynote speaker of the 2025 CANDDID Conference!. We’d like to say a huge thank you to all attendees,….

RT @CldtWirral: After a brilliant thought provoking conference we have Prof Sujeet Jaydeokar with the closing remarks #CANDDIDConf25 https:….

RT @TraceyHartleyS2: What a privilege to present our @BurdettTrust for nursing project today, and thank you for an amazing event @CANDDID1.

RT @CANDDID1: It’s great to see so many interesting conversations taking place over the research posters on display at today’s #CANDDIDConf….

RT @CANDDID1: Professor Sujeet Jaydeokar, Academic Chair, CANDDID and Director of Research @cwpnhs, shares his anticipation for the afterno….

RT @CANDDID1: This morning’s seminars are now taking place, but we managed to speak to the team behind the project of improving access to h….

Concurrent sessions led by Prof. Karkou, Dr. Kieran, Dr. Roberts continue the exploration on the themes of reducing inequalities and improving coproduction #CANDDIDConf25 ⁦@CANDDID1⁩ ⁦@cwpnhs⁩ ⁦@mymindfeed⁩ ⁦@cwp_research⁩

RT @CANDDID1: And we’re off! @IslaWilsonCWP is welcoming everyone to the conference whilst sharing her hopes for those attending #CANDDIDCo….

RT @CANDDID1: Our first keynote speech of the day is from Professor Christine Wee, who is discussing access to health and social care for c….

RT @CldtWirral: Our second keynote speaker / Dr Christine Nightingale - Why are people with Neurodevelopmental conditions at risk of health….

RT @CANDDID1: The CANDDID Conference is “a brilliant event that brings together experts by experience, families and carers, clinicians, aca….

RT @CANDDID1: Dr Christine Nightingale, Associate Professor, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health, @UniofSuffolk is now on the st….

RT @CldtWirral: The final keynote session before a short break - Prof Lucy Bray - Access to healthcare for those from.Under represented com….

Prof. Bray outlining the issues with access to healthcare from underrepresented communities in NW #CANDDIDConf25 ⁦@cwpnhs⁩ ⁦@mymindfeed⁩ ⁦@CANDDID1⁩ ⁦@KenCourtenay⁩ ⁦@NHSNW⁩

Dr. Nightingale setting out why people with NDD are at risk of health inequalities ⁦@CANDDID1⁩ ⁦@CareQualityComm⁩ ⁦@cwpnhs⁩ ⁦@mymindfeed⁩ ⁦@TimWelchCWP⁩ ⁦@KenCourtenay⁩ ⁦@psychiatryofid⁩ ⁦@IslaWilsonCWP⁩ ⁦@SEdwardsCWP⁩