Mum/nurse/lecturer/wife/vegetable enthusiast.
Lancashire
Joined September 2022
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Beth Lewis Harkin retweeted
Let's talk about why being a mother is a sacred role.
No role has a greater impact on the future of society:
Beth Lewis Harkin retweeted
5 reasons why the next health secretary should be someone with a medical background.
1) @SteveBarclay.
2) @theresecoffey ,
3) @MattHancock.
4) @Jeremy_Hunt.
5) @AndrewDLansley .
Beth Lewis Harkin retweeted
Question for #medtwitter: what is a tip related to your speciality that can help people have a healthier 2023?
For EM, never drive while intoxicated.
My colleague and a group of very brave student nurses (now qualified) have published this article on student nurse deployment during the pandemic 👏👏👏 @benbo2013 has very generously included me as co-author (I basically proof-read it). Give it a read!
Student nurses joining the pandemic workforce provided 'immeasurable experience and a unique opportunity' but 'the needs of students are different to those of registered professionals.' A qualitative, co-produced paper innovationforever.com/articl… @BethLewisHarkin @innovationfore
“You’re still breastfeeding him at 17 months?!”
Yes, Doctor. Your employer recommends it for at least 2 years.
@NHSEngland @BfN_UK @_breastfeeding
Beth Lewis Harkin retweeted
In future decades, it will be a great quiz fact that Liz Truss spoke at the Queen’s funeral.
Beth Lewis Harkin retweeted
. @trussliz omg just heard there’s a leadership election nxt week????? u shud run babe youd be perfect!!! 💝💫💥
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Owners experience #petbereavement but feelings are largely disenfranchised. Appropriate continuing bonds can help mitigate grief and support post-traumatic growth journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.… @BethLewisHarkin @RSPCA_official @Battersea_ @BBCMorningLive @WoodgreenPets @PetSmart
Beth Lewis Harkin retweeted
Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, has died at Balmoral aged 96, after reigning for 70 years.
A trailblazer in public and in private. Did you know that #HerMajesty breastfed her children, and paved the way for future generations of the royal family?
It's #ToolsOfTheTrade day! Today we are looking at a nineteenth century nipple shield made out of wood that women used during breastfeeding for protection. It has five holes in it and would was used to keep the baby from biting the nipple during feeding.
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