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Sunday, 14 December 2025

Hot water (and knowledge) helps you stay away from the misery of flu – vaccinations are even better!

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Last week was an incredibly challenging one for many of my healthcare colleagues. The demand for healthcare has ramped up exponentially over...
Sunday, 7 December 2025

The Rule of Seven and getting your Flu jab

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Way back in the 1930s, Hollywood film makers came to realise that moviegoers needed to see advertisements for the studio’s films a whole sev...
Sunday, 30 November 2025

Food for Thought (and our wellbeing)

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Last Friday, I was in full Professor mode. I was part of a recruitment panel at Dublin City University (DCU), interviewing for an Associate ...
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Sunday, 23 November 2025

Getting closer to nature: good for our mental health and wellbeing

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This week’s blog comes from Chur, which is Switzerland’s oldest city. People have been living here since 3,000BC. I have to say the city is ...
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Sunday, 16 November 2025

Caring for the 18,000

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After such a great week, I am almost hesitant to write this week’s blog. Among other things, I attended the NHS Providers conference in Manc...
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Tony Warne
I am a Professor Emeritus in Mental Health at the University of Salford. I retired in 2017 and was the former Dean of the School of Health and Society. I worked in NHS mental health care services since 1975, both as a practitioner, and service manager. After leaving the NHS in 1995 I joined Manchester Metropolitan University, gaining my PhD in 2000. In 2006, I was appointed Professor at the University of Salford. The focus of my research interest is on inter-personal, intra-personal and extra-personal relationships, using a psychodynamic and managerialist analytical discourse. I have published extensively in these areas and I am the co-editor and author of the books Using Patient Experience in Nurse Education and Creative Approaches to Health and Social Care Education. I am currently the Chair at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. All views, subjects, thoughts, facts and opinions expressed in this blog reflect only my views and not the wider views of any organisation I’m associated with.
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