Justine Thompson

@JustineNHS

Proud to be Macmillan Patient & Public Involvement Lead, East of England Cancer Alliance. Also mum, journo. Stage IV BC 2006. Tweets all own opinion

East Anglia
Joined March 2013
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    Apr 2

    Wow. NHS staff are without a doubt the very best of the best.

    A job in a million. This wonderful post from one of our staff demonstrates how one of our crews in Suffolk went above and beyond to reunite a patient with his wife en route to a hospice.
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  2. Apr 3

    Course for managers and organisations wanting to support employees going through treatment and follow-up for cancer.

    Work & Cancer
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    Apr 3

    The number of working age people living with cancer in the UK increased by almost 10% between 2010 and 2015, according to a new estimate from Macmillan Cancer Support. Find out more here

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    Mar 6

    In need of a reminder of the star fish story this morning .... keep making a difference one by one... happy Wednesday et al 😉

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    Feb 14

    Cancer can make intimacy difficult. But whether you're single or have a partner, we have advice for you. Our online information about sex, sexuality, feelings, relationships and more is here 👉

    , and
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    Feb 14

    Thought provoking session on Changing Mindsets

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    Feb 14

    Day 2 of our Transformational Change for System Leadership programme for senior leaders responsible for delivering large scale transformational change within their health system

    How do you change mindsets 1. A compelling story 2. Reinforcing mechanisms 3. Skills & resources 2 do it - a fighting chance! 4. Role models, follow in their shoes Role modelling thought to be most important What we say and do in public that influences others is very powerful
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    Feb 13

    The Cynefin Model and Heifetz adaptive leadership together to give a models for delivering system change- loving the learning 😊

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  9. Jan 25

    Love this - am going to use it with the boards

    Thank you for sharing -this reminds me of your input at our last team day
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    Jan 25

    You are a real inspiration , thanks for sharing your story..

    My amazing mother in law on Radio 4 this morning, opening up about her journey with brain cancer. Tune in at 8.10 if you can xxx
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    Jan 21

    Simple but so true....

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    Jan 24

    "I am not afraid." Dame Tessa Jowell, who was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour last year, is arguing for a change in the way the NHS treats cancer. Download the full interview here 👉

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    Jan 21

    2018 is here! Share your to spread the message that smear tests save lives. It could be the reminder or encouragement someone needs to book their appointment

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    Jan 22

    C the Signs was founded by two Doctors who set out to solve a problem they experienced- important to support doctors to innovate

    '...most important take home lesson is to foster solution-focused thinking' Wise and inspirational words from on innovation within the NHS
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    Jan 10

    Data, Evidence & Analysis Service (CADEAS) Analyst, multiple locations, NHS England

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    14 Dec 2017

    The latest post from Sarah, looking back 11 years after diagnosis. Deep points - particularly looking her own decision to step back from the cancer community. What do you think? What Cancer Looks Like in Your Rearview Mirror | Mission Remission

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    6 Dec 2017

    Britain Against Cancer 2017! via

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    7 Dec 2017

    Yesterday at Prime Minister's Questions, Chair of the APPG on Cancer, John Baron, raised the issue of the delayed release of transformation funding to Cancer Alliances. The Prime Minister agreed to meet with John to discuss this issue

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    4 Dec 2017

    We're looking for 3 Macmillan Cancer Navigators to join us in improving patient experience. The role will support people living with cancer to navigate the complex health & social care system and ensure better coordination of care. For more info & to apply

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    6 Dec 2017

    Early Diagnosis is crucial in improving outcomes of a cancer diagnosis! This is a great initiative, go discuss screening!

    Cancer screening saves lives every day. This week you can take part in by taking the pledge to talk to your doctor about what screenings may be right for you at .
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