Job alert! 📢

If you're a #dietitian interested in working in eating disorders, then look no further! A great opportunity and great team!

nhsjobs.com/job/UK/Notting…

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Tomorrow, we'll be launching UK Poverty 2025, our flagship report giving you the most up-to-date picture of poverty's depth, geography and complexities across the UK.

Stay tuned to our social channels from 8am (1/2)

2012-2022 saw a 65% increase in children admitted with mental health concerns.

There has been over 500% increase in admissions for CYP with eating disorders in the same time period.

This is THE health crisis of our time, and it is barely making the news.

#KidsMH

www.rcpch.ac.uk/news-events/...

Our November report on disability benefits and barriers to work, published with Scope, had some stark findings about the hardship disabled people face.

🥫 1/4 of people receiving health-related Universal Credit used a food bank in the last year.

Read more: www.jrf.org.uk/work/unlocki...

🚨Launching today the new UK AHP Public Health Strategic Framework 2025-2030

A roadmap to embed public health in every #AHP role, tackling inequalities, promoting wellbeing & ensuring sustainability

🌟 Together, we can improve health for all

👉 Learn more: www.ahpf.org.uk/Public_Healt...

Please find our latest paper on NGT feeding under restraint in England - the impact on parents and how nursing staff can support them.

journals.rcni.com/nursing-chil...

Critical thinking isn't just about spotting biases & misinformation from other people, we need to look at our own thoughts too. We all have biases which can cloud how we filter information. Plus, in an evolving field like nutrition, knowing something was true before, doesn't mean it's true forever!

I was delighted to be able to contribute to this paper with brilliant colleagues.

Improving understanding of the possibilities for/effectiveness of Dietetic interventions in eating disorder care is so important.

“The Dragons’ Den star is facing questions after guests on the podcast put forward unfounded healths claims, for example that cancer can be treated by following a keto diet.”

There are so many high profile social media platforms like this misleading people with fad #cancer #diet information.

Interesting paper here showing the lack of dietitians on community eating disorder teams

gpsych.bmj.com/content/37/6...