In our final episode we discuss severe ME. One in four people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) are severely or very severely affected. Our guests for this episode are Dr Robin Kerr, a GP with over 10 years’ experience in general practice; and patient advocate Helen Brownlie, who campaigns on severe ME through the UK charity which specifically supports people with severe ME, the 25% ME Group. To represent the voice of people living with severe ME, who are too unwell to speak for...
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In our final episode we discuss severe ME. One in four people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) are severely or very severely affected. Our guests for this episode are Dr Robin Kerr, a GP with over 10 years’ experience in general practice; and patient advocate Helen Brownlie, who campaigns on severe ME through the UK charity which specifically supports people with severe ME, the 25% ME Group. To represent the voice of people living with severe ME, who are too unwell to speak for...
In this fourth episode of our Learn About ME podcast series, we hear from medical students about their experience of learning about ME/CFS at their medical schools. We also hear about their own research into medical students and practising GPs knowledge and understanding of ME/CFS and its impact on patient’s quality of life. The students talk about how medical education such as the Learn about ME CPD module and this podcast series can support GPs and students to be more confident in identify...
Learn about ME
In our final episode we discuss severe ME. One in four people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) are severely or very severely affected. Our guests for this episode are Dr Robin Kerr, a GP with over 10 years’ experience in general practice; and patient advocate Helen Brownlie, who campaigns on severe ME through the UK charity which specifically supports people with severe ME, the 25% ME Group. To represent the voice of people living with severe ME, who are too unwell to speak for...
