Latest posts tagged with #MLTC on Bluesky
It’s been an honour to be part of the Admission programme which aims to help clinicians care for people living with multiple long‑term conditions.
We recently reviewed clinical guidelines and provided recommendations to shape future guidance.
Find out more below 🔽
#NIHR #MLTC #InclusiveResearch
Dr Megan Armstrong joined colleagues in Newcastle for the first in-person meeting of the NIHR Cross-Network Collaboration on inequalities in MLTCs.
Energising discussions led by Professors Rachel Cooper and Liddy Goyder with exciting potential already emerging!
#NIHR #MLTC @drmegs.bsky.social
What an amazing place to present GEMINI research on steroid pharmacogenomics and osteoporosis by @denizturkmen.bsky.social @lcpilling.bsky.social and the GEMINI #MLTC team @universityofexeter.bsky.social #EUGMS2025
New paper: We identified multiple system-level barriers to delivering quality and safe care transitions for adults living with multiple conditions #MLTC or #multimorbidity.
Read about improvements opportunities👉
bmcgeriatr.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
#CareTransitions
#Multimorbidity
📣 Calling clinicians and academics with knowledge and experience of #resistancetraining as an intervention 📣
The #NIHR MLTC Cross NIHR-Collaboration are exploring interventions for people with #MLTC and need your help.
The survey should take around 7-10 minutes to complete - lnkd.in/giUXUp43
Great to see our intern’s #PPI engagement & reflections on an #Equality Impact Assessment with
the cross- #NIHR -collaboration for Multiple Long-Term Conditions #MLTC (Models of Care workstream)
sites.exeter.ac.uk/mltc-models-...
@vickigphysio.bsky.social
@nihr.bsky.social
@apexcomms.bsky.social
We’re working with the NHS to improve services for people with Multiple Long Term Conditions, one of the things people are telling us is that they’d like more involvement in their own care plans.
- Stuart
#HealthwatchLeeds #MLTC
#editorspicks
Development and evaluation of an integrated multispecialty clinic for people with multiple long-term conditions ⏬
#MLTC
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🚨 New paper alert!
In our systematic review and meta-analysis, half of those presenting with ACS had multiple pre-existing long-term conditions, which were associated with:
💊 Less use of key therapies
📉 Worse clincial outcomes
Read it here: doi.org/10.1016/j.ja...
#Cardiology #JACCJournals #MLTC
Thanks to all who contributed to this year's UK #MLTC Symposium (19 June): findings from our ADMISSION Collaborative plus keynote from AI-MULTIPLY.
🧠 Connecting the MLTC community
🏥 Data, care pathways, lived experience
⚡ Collaboration for real impact
Full report coming soon 👀
#MLTC #Multimorbidity
New from our @ukri.org and @nihr.bsky.social funded ADMISSION collaborative on MLTC - comparing different methods to assess local genetic correlations as part of our exploration of the genetic #epidemiology of #MLTC.
Read more at: dx.doi.org/10.1002/gepi...
❔ What can existing #research tell us about how people living with #MLTC perceive their quality of #hospitalcare? Find out in this publication from our PhD student Freya Thompson 👇
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
With thanks to funders @vivensa.bsky.social and @newcastleuni.bsky.social
We can’t treat people as collections of conditions. Care must acknowledge complexity and provide professionals with:
✔️ Clear roles
✔️ Shared systems
✔️ Joined-up thinking
Check out @thekingsfund.bsky.social's new long read 👇
🔗 www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...
#MLTC #HealthcareDesign
Day 1 of the Multiple Long-Term Conditions: From Research to Reality End of Programme Showcase was full of exciting research projects, impactful stories from those with lived experience, and catching up with the DynAIRx team and others. #MLTC #Research #LivedExperience @livunichil.bsky.social
Nick Reynolds on stage presenting findings from the AI MULTIPLY project.
Co-l Prof Nick Reynolds @nihrnewcastlebrc.bsky.social presented findings from @qmul.ac.uk collaborators on analysing #readmission using #burstydynamics: it's not just about events, it's about patterns too! #clinicians do this subliminally - can we define it informatically& #informpractice? #MLTC #AI
Great poster presentations from Carly Flowers and Kieran Richards and excellent discussions with our #PPIE contributors at the #AIMRSF #MLTC From Research2Reality conference in Birmingham!
Members of the AI MULTIPLY team with PPIE contributors from our Newcastle and London groups
We caught up with our #socialactionforhealth #PPIE collaborators who were here for the day yesterday in Birmingham. It was a great day with interesting talks with an important focus on #LivedExperience in #MLTC #research
Day 2 of the #MLTC From Research to Reality conference kicks off the #carepathways session with the #ADMISSION project from @nihrnewcastlebrc.bsky.social @newcastleuni.bsky.social with transforming understanding of MLTCs in a hospital setting. Looking forward to the day ahead!
To underpin GEMINI #multimorbidty #MLTC research the team defined 84 common chronic conditions with curated code lists all available on our GitHub site github.com/GEMINI-multi...
The main output from GEMINI : an atlas of 2546 pairs of common chronic conditions in primary care and genetic data . Browse the data including underlying datasets in meta-analyses: #MLTC gemini-multimorbidity.shinyapps.io/atlas/
The GEMINI team: a fantastic group of researchers using multiple multi-modal primary care and genetic datasets to help understand 2546 pairs of long term common conditions. #MLTC
Picture of AI for Multiple Long-Term Conditions (AIM) Programme booklet created by the AIM Research Support Facility (RSF)
Really interesting talk from Emma Karoune from #Turing AIM RSF on lessons learned in #AI in #MLTC #research - human infrastructure and employing individuals with relevant skills from the project outset is key to being data ready & subsequent successful research delivery
We had a really varied panel discussion touching on the issues faced by those with #MLTC and how things could be improved. A role for medication reviews, and the social and education systems were emphasised as was the importance of active patients and support for self care.
The message from the #MLTC #PPIE panel: 1) Better #health education, information & encourage self-advocacy for patients & carers, 2) Link all #data together, across health & #socialcare, #dentistry etc so health & social care professionals can make better informed decisions for individual patients
PPIE contributors on stage for the panel discussion at the MLTC conference
Hearing from Victoria & Dave from our #PPIE management group & other contributors in the panel discussion on #MLTClivedexperience, led by @monicafletcher.bsky.social #NIHR #AIinHealth #MLTC
We're at the #AIMRSF #MLTC From Research2Reality conference in Birmingham! Our #PPIE contributors are in the panel discussion & presenting findings from our PPIE x #ECR collab, there's a PI project update & lessons learned from the PM team! Looking forward2finding out about research elsewhere in #AI
