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Help us to Sound the Alarm

By using these campaign materials, you can help us demand faster diagnosis of liver disease and liver cancer.

By using these campaign materials, you can help us demand faster diagnosis of liver disease and liver cancer.

Below you’ll find suggested wording for each major social media platform. You can use this to post on your own social media and encourage others to help Sound the Alarm on liver disease and liver cancer. Feel free to adapt the wording to explain why this is a cause that is important to you. Don’t forget to download one of the accompanying images to post too!

Twitter:

I am proud to support @LiverTust #SoundtheAlarm campaign which aims to significantly improve diagnosis and outcomes for #liverdisease patients. Please sign their petition to #DemandFasterDiagnosis -> britishlivertrust.org.uk/sound-the-alarm-on-liver-disease/petition

Facebook:

I am proud to support the British Liver Trust campaign to Sound the Alarm on liver disease – which aims to improve diagnosis and outcomes for liver patients. Liver disease and liver cancer has been underfunded and ignored for too long.  You can support their campaign by signing their petition to Demand Faster Diagnosis of Liver Disease. Sign here – britishlivertrust.org.uk/sound-the-alarm-on-liver-disease/petition

Linkedin:

I am proud to support the British Liver Trust campaign to Sound the Alarm on liver disease – which aims to improve diagnosis and outcomes for liver patients. Liver disease and liver cancer has been underfunded and ignored for too long.  You can support their campaign by signing their petition to Demand Faster Diagnosis of Liver Disease. Sign here – britishlivertrust.org.uk/sound-the-alarm-on-liver-disease/petition

Instagram:

I am proud to support the British Liver Trust campaign to #SoundTheAlarm on #LiverDisease – which aims to improve diagnosis and outcomes for liver patients. Liver disease and liver cancer has been underfunded and ignored for too long.  You can support their campaign by signing their petition to Demand Faster Diagnosis of Liver Disease. Please sign their petition to #DemandFasterDiagnosis – britishlivertrust.org.uk/sound-the-alarm-on-liver-disease/petition

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CCGs (Clinical Commissioning Groups) were established as part of the Health and Social Care Act in 2012. They are groups of general practices, which come together in each area to commission the best services for their patients and population.

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