Great to have presentations upcoming this week at @bsg2024 highlighting our qualitative work on the lived experience of MLTC. Fantastic to have input from one of our public co-investigators, @stickgirlvic alongside @SueBellass1 and @FreyaElizabethT @NewcastleAGE & @SarahPBowers

Thanks to our Programme Management Group & early career researchers for their valuable contributions to productive discussions on future plans for ADMISSION at our in person meeting in Newcastle. Improving the lives of people with MLTC will remain a key priority of our research

Thanks to @stickgirlvic and Ray Holding for sharing their reflections on being part of ADMISSION. Always inspiring to hear from our public co-investigators - we benefit greatly from their commitment to ensuring that the voices of patients, carers & the public inform MLTC research

An excellent presentation from @ezpearson on behalf of @aanandtn on work ongoing within ADMISSION to explore mechanisms underlying MLTC with a specific focus on genetics and proteomics. Another great example of the value of our interdisciplinary approach

Thanks to @spretorius__ for a brilliant update on our collaboration with the @NIHRTechEvalHRC on clinical decision-making and patient pathways for MLTC in hospital patients. Such a valuable piece of work with potential to inform service change #multimorbidity

Fantastic to hear updates from @SueBellass1 on all the qualitative research ongoing within ADMISSION. This showcases the value of capturing the lived experience, which our Patient Advisory Group also regularly highlight, & nicely complements our work with big data #multimorbidity

Thank you to @MarziehShahman1 for a brilliant presentation on some of the different statistical approaches being taken to better understand MLTC in hospitals within ADMISSION, highlighting the rigour involved and the value of collaborative work across disciplines #multimorbidity

Many thanks to Felicity Evison for an excellent presentation sharing her experiences of working with @pioneer_hub data to characterise MLTC in hospitalised patients within ADMISSION #multimorbidity

Really pleased to welcome our Programme Management Group members & early career researchers to our in person meeting in Newcastle. Looking forward to progress updates as well as presentations from our early career researchers & PPIE reflections from our public co-investigators

Many thanks to our public co-investigator Ray for his contribution to this wonderful booklet enabling patients and the public to learn about the importance of ageing research and how they can contribute. Read more here -

Thanks to our External Advisory Group chaired by @prof_tweet Chris Salisbury for their time, insight and expertise at yesterday's meeting. Great opportunity to update them on our progress and results to date and hear their encouraging thoughts and suggestions.

Thank you to @OlderTrialsProf for closing this great event highlighting the importance of building capacity in MLTC research. Thanks to our speakers for their contributions & to our delegates for their insightful comments & questions #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Thanks to Prof Rachel Cooper @NewcastleAGE for leading a great session with Community of Practice representatives @SueBellass1 @shanley29 @janemasoli @lcpilling. Really important to consider the perspectives of the next generation of MLTC research leaders #UKMLTCsymposium2024

Thank you to Dr Richard Bellamy for excellent insight into MLTC care and the future of postgraduate medical training recognising the critical need for the next generation of doctors to be able to manage MLTC #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Great to hear from @gillianvance4 and Dr Steven Brown on the integration of MLTC care in undergraduate medical education #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Thanks to @kirstie_j for providing excellent insights into the @AIM_RSF approach to building capacity in data science for MLTC research #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

An excellent presentation from @e_sapey on @HDR_UK approaches to building capacity in data science for MLTC research #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Great to hear from Louise Hawkyard about NIHR Academy’s approach to building capacity in MLTC research #UKMLTCsymposium2024 #multimorbidity

Fantastic start to the #UKMLTCsymposium2024 with our keynote speakers @AvanSayer and @kamleshkhunti showcasing the Multiple Long-Term Conditions Cross-NIHR Collaboration. Exciting plans for capacity building and taking MLTC research forward #multimorbidity

Looking forward to the UK MLTC Symposium 2024: Building capacity in the UK MLTC Community tomorrow with a fantastic line-up of speakers. See the programme here: #multimorbidity