nancetron

@nancetron

User research lead at NHS UK . Opinions my own unless I'm copying someone cleverer

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  1. Retweeted
    Mar 18

    Never has there been more of a need for this. The team have put so much care into this work. Great to see it go live. I hope it helps many more people get the help they need. 💙

    Our team recently launched a new hub on the NHS UK website: We hope it will improve the experience of finding advice on mental health care.
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    Mar 4

    I've been observing some research this week and it's been such a pleasure seeing other researchers do their awesome thing. Especially impressed with one of the grads being impeccably calm and lovely throughout.

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    Jan 6

    Morning all. I’m compiling a list of job boards for underrepresented groups in tech, so we can advertise any future user-centred design roles on them. I have quite a few already, but I’d love some recommendations. Please RT!

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    Jan 6

    Design and research world: has anyone done or know of any work done around writing inclusive recruitment briefs for research participants? I.e. making sure you don’t get 5 straight, white, able-bodied, mild-mannered, middle aged people every time you recruit.

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  5. 31 Dec 2020

    Juno has interpreted "eat, drink and be merry" as "eat, drink and don't marry" 😂

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  6. 17 Nov 2020

    Join our awesome content team: Associate content designer (agenda for change pay band 7): Content designer (agenda for change pay band 8a):

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  7. 31 Oct 2020

    My TV spontaneously changed channel about three minutes after Boris started talking 🎃

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  8. 29 Oct 2020

    But topping the chart, number 1: Juno demanding to meet (refused to eat *pudding* until she'd seen him) and "whispered": IS THAT YOUR BOSS?

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  9. 29 Oct 2020

    In at 3: being presented with the world's stringiest piece of celery on a recorded video call. Number 2: Juno frantically waving goodbye to ... with a carrot

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  10. 29 Oct 2020

    Surprisingly few highlights from not having enough leave to take half term off and protect my colleagues from my child...

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    15 Oct 2020

    We're working on making it easier for people to find the information about mental health they need on . Please fill this in if you have 10 minutes to spare, and share far and wide! Muchly appreciated :)

    Do you have 10 minutes to help us make it easier for people to find mental health information on the NHS website? If you can help with our research, please follow the link to complete our confidential survey: ➡️ ⬅️
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  12. 2 Oct 2020

    Another driving test failed 😔

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  13. 23 Sep 2020

    You know it's not going to be a great day when you spend the morning consistently spelling your own name wrong

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  14. 19 Sep 2020

    Aaah, the season of mists and JESUS FUCKING CHRIST DID YOU SEE THE SIZE OF THAT SPIDER

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    9 Sep 2020

    Mansplaining is men interrupting women to explain something that he knows less about than she does. It trains women in self-doubt, self-limitation and to be silent while it encourages men's overconfidence.

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  16. 8 Sep 2020

    You are all very lovely. Unfortunately as a 43 year old woman I'm quite used to a spot of casual mansplaination. Some cracking examples in the workplace of course, but nothing yet to the beat the outside work experience of a childless man telling me how to bring up my daughter 😂

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  17. 8 Sep 2020

    I love my job, but sometimes the level of mansplaining is truly staggering

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  18. 31 Jul 2020

    I will never cease to be amazed at how a small child can fall out of bed with the sort of thump that makes the house shake and remain absolutely fast asleep. Basically I'm jealous.

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  19. 22 Jul 2020

    Juno has really dialled down her on camera appearances recently but she did come in yesterday to hotly stage whisper into my ear "Mummy, I'm not scared of hand dryers any more". It's good to see her work evolving.

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