Fellows' updates November 2024 Fellows' update: Heather McFarlane
Heather McFarlane (CF 2023) shared findings from her Churchill Fellowship report at the International Allied Health Conference 2024.
By Heather McFarlane, 2024
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Fellows' updates September 2024 Fellows' update: Heather McFarlane
Heather McFarlane (CF 2023) presented her Churchill Fellowship research at the Allied Health Professional Research and Innovation Conference in Northern Ireland.
By Heather McFarlane, 2024
Report Exploring the potential of Allied Health Professionals in reducing health inequities
By Heather McFarlane, 2023
Report Protecting Nurses from Suicide
By Pauline Milne, 2020
Fellows' updates November 2023 Fellow's update: Tamsin Longley
Senior occupational therapist at the Royal Marsden Hospital Tamsin Longley (CF 2018) spoke at the Head and Neck Cancer Conference, hosted by The Swallows in Torquay. Her talk was entitled 'Look Beyond Head and Neck Cancer' and focused on new perspective and insights in managing this type of cancer.
By Tamsin Longley, 2023
Blogs & conversations Raising awareness of Lyme disease
By Isabell MacInnes, 2023
Blogs & conversations Paying it forward 50 years on - sharing the joys of a Churchill Fellowship
When Frank Grant heard that his friends' daughter, Victoria had a project in mind, he knew a Churchill Fellowship would be ideal for her. Frank told Victoria about The Churchill Fellowship and helped her with her Fellowship application.
4 September 2023
Fellows' updates March 2023 Fellow's update: Isabell MacInnes
Health Protection and Screening Nurse Specialist, Isabell MacInnes (CF 2018) has just had an article published in the Nursing Times on the impact of Lyme Disease. For her Fellowship project to raise prevent Lyme disease by raising public awareness and engaging agency support, Isabell travelled to USA, Canada and France to meet with experts in the field of ticks and Lyme disease.
By Isabell MacInnes, 2023
Fellows' updates February 2023 Fellow's update: Tamsin Longley
Occupational therapist Tamsin Longley (CF 2018) attended the International Cancer and Cognition Taskforce Conference in San Diego,where she was able to present a research poster on the Emerging from the Haze programme that she and colleagues are delivering at the Marsden Hospital. They are now exploring the feasibility of piloting the programme to be available to other NHS hospitals.
By Tamsin Longley, 2023