Carly Le Marechal
Nurse educator at Southampton Solent University, passionate about education and simulation in public health and safeguarding
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- Incredibly privileged to present my poster on a simulated public health placement for student nurses at #ASPiH2025 earlier this week
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- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalToday I lost an NIH grant training clinicians to do research about intimate partner violence with perinatal women. More women are murdered in the perinatal period than die of obstetric complications. I didn't just lose a grant. We lost an entire cohort of people building careers to prevent that.
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- Solent universities free practice assessor update training is back this June! Book your place now!
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- I often wonder about the employment history of those who insist work is great for your health.
- Honestly one of *the* best cakes ever
- "An NHS doctor dies by suicide every three weeks. A nurse attempts suicide almost every day. Even during the height of the pandemic, as the virus ravaged frontline healthcare workers, government data revealed that NHS staff took more sick days for mental health reasons than for Covid."
- This is a fiercely sad and damning piece about the reality of one of our most admired professions. What a terrible fate for a dedicated man www.the-londoner.co.uk/nhs-doctor-s...
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- The person on the Today programme discussing this was confidentvdaying that "many nurses" earn £38,700 or more - only nurses on the higher part of band 6 earn this much. Many nurses remain on band 5 their entire career. NHS payscales: www.nhsemployers.org/articles/pay...
- Not just a childhood illness! Only case of mumps I've ever seen was in an adult, and most adults 40+ have not been vaccinated against mumps specifically
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- Smacking an adult is assault, smacking a child is also assault, we need the law to reflect this.
- When I worked in safeguarding, older victims & survivors were some of the most difficult cases. Often, these women had lived with abuse for decades
- I remember being sat in the team office and explaining to the secretaries about viral mutations and transmission, and how difficult isolation and containment is #fiveyearson
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- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalScience advances our economic, physical, and social and cultural wellbeing, and is key to a sustainable future. However, we live in times of great change, and the values that have driven science for the benefit of humanity are under threat. Read our statement here: royalsociety.org/news/2025/02...
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- My recent experiences* mean I am more in favour of water renationalisation than ever
- 🚨BREAKING - Steve Reed has just launched the biggest review into the water sector since privatisation. But wait…..he says the commission can’t even consider public ownership. 🤯 We need to act quickly to change his mind. ⏰ Sign our petition now ✍️ weownit.org.uk/act-now/stev...
- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalPer Dr Atul Gawande, ex USAID: “All malaria supplies protecting 53 million people, mostly children, including bed nets, diagnostics, preventive drugs, and treatments – terminated.” There are no words that sufficiently describe this level of cruelty and sadism.
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- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalThis is an important new report from @cancerresearchuk.org. In more deprived areas there are higher levels of cancer incidence, higher prevalence of cancer risk factors, less engagement with screening programmes, and worse diagnosis and survival outcomes. www.cancerresearchuk.org/sites/defaul...
- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalIn an NHS ward I saw how Britain relies on immigrants. Yet still we tell them they’re not wanted | John Harris
- Another benefit of RCN membership! A fantastic library service
- This is why spare capacity in unscheduled care should never be considered waste. Because you don't know what's next through the doors
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- I saw some people taking photos in the drizzle with them and the Camellias in Palmerston park Southampton on Friday. They are such beautiful flowers
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- This can only worsen the stark health inequalities people with learning disabilities already face. Taking away from those (in some cases very literally) with least voice.
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- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalWord of the Day is ‘bayard’ (16th century): one who has the supreme self-confidence of ignorance.
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- Reposted by Carly Le MarechalI'm honoured to have been asked to give this year's @healthfoundation.bsky.social annual REAL Challenge lecture - on the theme of AI and health. Thursday 13th Feb in person / online. You can register here and please do share with any networks that may be interested www.health.org.uk/events/hype-...
- Just reading about a nursing home (not in the UK) finding quality of care higher with staff working 6 hour shifts instead of 8. Most health and social care workplaces in the UK works 12+ hour shifts
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- I was left without water for three days in December. Accessing drinking water was a nightmare. Water privatisation has failed.
- Privatisation has failed. My Private Members Water Bill is an unmissable chance to put public ownership of our water back on the table as a solution. In less than 2 minutes, you can make sure your MP attends my Bill’s crucial debate on 28th March: actionnetwork.org/letters/ask-...
- So many times in the last five years I've been grateful my mum pushed for a diagnosis while she could
