Dr Lisa Kirk - Obstetrics

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GMC Number: 7020265

Year & location of first qualification: University of Glasgow, 2008

Specialty: Obstetrics

Clinical interests: Bereavement care, Labour ward and Obstetric scanning

Dr Kirk graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2008, before moving to the South West for foundation training and then the Severn region to train in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

She is the clinical lead for bereavement care in obstetrics, and runs the Rainbow Antenatal Clinic, looking after women and their families who have previously lost a child in pregnancy or the neonatal period, providing continuity of care through subsequent pregnancies.

Kirk

Dr Rose Bosnell - Neurology and Stroke

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GMC Number: 4648163

Year & location of first qualification: 1999, BMBCh Oxford

Specialty: Neurology and Stroke

Clinical interests: Hyperacute Stroke, Acute Neurology and General Neurology

Secretary: Jan Duggan

Telephone number: 0117 414 6698

Dr Rose Bosnell is a member of FRCP, Association of British Neurologists, British Association of Stroke Physicians and European Stroke Organisation.

Bosnell

SWNODN - Patient Feedback

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Your Feedback

We are always interested in hearing from you about your experiences as a patient, or life in general, related to your neuromuscular condition. Please email swneuromuscularodn@nbt.nhs.uk  detailing any positive or negative experiences you have had; either through our own Specialist Neuromuscular Service or via other organisations which you access in relation to your neuromuscular condition.  This will help us to recognise good practice across the South West and give us the opportunity to address things that may not be quite right. Thank you.

ReMemBr Group - Get Involved

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We have a wide range of studies for volunteers to take part in

Clinical trials are vital to the process of improving medical care by improving scientific knowledge. Individual benefits might include gaining a greater understanding of your own health, access to new treatments, and care and support from the research team.

How do I get involved?

Call us on 01174148238

email :  research.volunteer@nbt.nhs.uk

You could be:

  • Aged 45 or above
  • A volunteer with no memory problems
  • A patient with a diagnosis of MCI or Alzheimer’s
  • A carer or relative of someone with dementia

SWNODN - Get Involved (Patients & Families)

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To enable us to deliver our Mission Statement, we are committed to ensuring that public and patient voices are at the heart of shaping neuromuscular services. By using the term “patients and public voice (PPV) partners” we include service users, carers and relatives of patients, and the general public. Therefore, if you would like to become a PPV Partner, or would just like to hear about service developments in your area email swneuromuscularodn@nbt.nhs.uk to register your interest.

There are a number of ways to get involved.  Our Network Board currently includes PPV Partners, but we also need more PPV Partners for our PPV Advisory Group.  This may involve attending some meetings a few times a year for a specific project, or simply just reading and commenting on a document the Network has produced.  If you would like to find out more about this, please contact the Network Office.

We are always keen to hear about your experiences of NHS services; this could be in your GP practice, in the community or in a hospital. 

Whether it is regarding your neuromuscular condition, a recent visit to an outpatient clinic or an in-patient stay; whether positive or negative – we want to hear from you! Email swneuromuscularodn@nbt.nhs.uk to let us know about your experience and make sure you are registered with the Network so you receive our yearly Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire about the services you receive.