"How nurses can support people with ME", 2019, Gilchrist

[Dolphin]

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How nurses can support people with ME


Posted 02 October 2019 - 12:20

Often referred to as the ‘invisible illness’, ME can be a highly debilitating condition

https://rcni.com/primary-health-care/opinion/comment/how-nurses-can-support-people-me-153746

I'd be interested in seeing a copy of this which is behind a paywall.


Action for ME have plugged it in their latest magazine:

Good practice for nurses.

We like to say a huge thank you to Naomi Gilchrist, who worked with us to write an article for Primary Health Care, a professional magazine published by the RCNi, part of the Royal College of Nursing group. Naomi, who was a nursing student when she became ill with ME, described her experience and highlighted good practice, in an article published in October

 

[Hutan]

Yes, me too. It sounds like the sort of thing that could be usefully repeated in the national magazines of nurses in other countries.

 

[Milo]

Yes, me too. It sounds like the sort of thing that could be usefully repeated in the national magazines of nurses in other countries.

Would love to see full text.

 

[RoseE]

@Caramel_Cat worth taking a look? Looks like there is a 4 week subscription trial for 1 pound.

 

[Trish]

If action for ME are promoting the article, and worked with the author on it, I would assume they can post a copy of the full article on their website too.
@Action for M.E. would that be possible?

 

[Jonathan Edwards]

The publication was accessible via UCL until 2013 but now seems to be hidden in a private circulation - which seems a pity if this is useful advice.

 

[Sly Saint]

"Naomi Gilchrist, who worked with us to write an article for Primary Health Care"
her blog
https://www.diaryofazebra.com/

 

[NelliePledge]

So she’s currently in that NHS in patient place in Leeds?

 

[Tom Kindlon]

Anyone have any luck getting a copy? I sent a re-print request to her in December but never received a reply.