Baljit Gill

Email sent to NHS elearning enquiries on 12 January 2026. Subject - Request for information. Dear NHSE elearning hub, I am making a freedom of information request (FOIA 2000) for the following data. In 2024/5, the NHS England elfh e-learning hub introduced 3 new modules on ME/CFS: 1. An introduction to ME/CFS (May 2024). 2. ME/CFS: guidance for community-based healthcare practitioners (January 2025). 3. Managing Severe ME/CFS (September 2025). Please can you tell me how many people have completed each module to date (from date of introduction), and what the breakdown is for logins by NHS staff (nhs.uk), and those in government (gov.uk), academic (ac.uk), and social care sectors (if available). I am happy for your response to be sent to this email address. Many thanks for your help, Lucy B

About a month ago, I made a FOIA request to the NHS England Learning Hub about their new learning modules on ME/CFS...

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Science for ME Fact Sheet 3: ME/CFS Information for Medical Professionals by Prof. Jonathan Edwards and members of the S4ME forum. The seven page fact sheet covers definition, diagnosis, core and additional features, management, support, and the particular needs of people with severe and very severe ME/CFS. "... recognition of ME/CFS as a valid clinical/biological entity and committed interest from research scientists provide hope that progress in both biology and treatment will be made in the near future. In the meantime, ensuring general supportive care to make life more tolerable and minimise unnecessary harm is an essential need that is still seldom met."

Science for ME Fact Sheet 3: ME/CFS Information for Medical Professionals by Prof. Jonathan Edwards and members of the S4ME forum

www.s4me.info/docs/Health_...

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#MyalgicEncephalomyelitis #ChronicFatigueSyndrome #MEcfs #CFS #PwME

Good morning Bluesky.
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#photomo25 #photography
#Nature #photoart #photos
#dailyphoto

Clip: Chris Ponting tells the BBC Access All podcast the idea for Decode ME came from the #MECFS community. He also had a friend whose life was destroyed by ME, and saw a research vacuum, funding has been lost due to stigma and misogyny against this female-biased disease.

You're right, it has great character. Just months ago it was bare, hibernating, you could say waiting it out. Its character shines in all seasons.

The airy crown of a twisty baby Robina tree in a sunny back garden. Twisted branches, curly leaves - lime green in the sun - and white flowers dangling, too high up to be smelled

I understand. This is the Robinia in my garden. I adore the shape and the colours. I wonder what the flowers smell like.

A very good resource

This clip doesn't do justice to Oonagh Cousins' point - it looks like she's an advert for the lightning process when the longer piece shows she's saying it's exploitative

'crackdown': 'situation in which someone starts to deal with bad or illegal behaviour in a more severe way'.
Is this the BBC (& Guardian, etc.) adding their own framing or did Secretary of State use that word?
Either way it is clear that being unwell is now at least bad, if not yet illegal.

Everything is temporary. So why are you feeling stressed? If that easy time passed, this difficult time will too.
Gurdeep.org

Sprinkling stardust of joy in the darkest of times.

We live on a very small planet in a vast universe, yet we create problems that seem bigger than the universe itself.

Discover your fresh perspective and spread joy with one another.

Gurdeep.org

I donated to Whitney Dafoe's story *FindACureForMEcfs, match me with one tap *spotfund is the easiest place to create beautiful and free online fundraisers. It takes just minutes to start raising money today.

spot.fund/flfj59xsp #ME/CFS

Aloo paratha and chai stall will keep them coming

Excellent response, thank you for your efforts

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Living with ME Nine people with ME reveal their unremitting struggles as they negotiate life with their illness, including their battles to be believed, diagnosed and supported.

wellcomecollection.org/stories/livi...

Visit Jeremy Jeffs’s online exhibition of his photographs

Happy vibes for a happy weekend.

the spider
and the sun
collaborated

(a picture made with a photo I took + photoshop)

"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower"

From the inside birch, hazel, beech, cherry, hornbeam, sycamore

Same here! Stood alone in front of this for a long time

Good morning, folks! I am sending joy, hope and positivity 🙏🏽❄️

Though it's taken me a week for the penny to drop, it turns out we're fans of the same tree and it was lovely to see it again. I used to admire it's colour whenever I walked along Great Peter St.

I appreciate all of you who use the Alt-text description for the images you post. As a blind dude I feel so much more included here.

For those of you who forget:
Did you know there’s a reminder in Settings/Accessibility to toggle on & then it won’t let you post image without Alt-text.

Thanks 🙏😎

Thank you ❤️

The vibrant green of taro fields is one of my favourite memories of Kauai. I'd love to see any photos if you have them.

Lessons in Chemistry by
Bonnie Garmus

Thank you for posting a video. I miss walking and enjoyed listening to the sounds (without any so-called relaxing music added). More please!

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Kazuo Ishigiro The Unconsoled

Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you.
One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order.
No explanations, no reviews, just covers.

#Books #BookSky 💙📚 #BookChallenge