platinumpizza™
@Xeon4f145d96s1
increasingly despondent. paving the way for the leng review.
Whose fault is that? This is what happens when you ram non-doctors into roles normally held by doctors (in literally every other country in the world). Notice when things went a little Pete Tong it was *doctors* from other specialties they relied on?
repost from Reddit. A Trust in the U.K. tonight, without any strikes taking place. @wesstreeting @ShaunLintern @SkyNews @LBCNews
This is absolutely shocking. There were no resident strikes tonight. What’s the excuse @wesstreeting?
repost from Reddit. A Trust in the U.K. tonight, without any strikes taking place. @wesstreeting @ShaunLintern @SkyNews @LBCNews
“as I am sure you are already aware” Imagine they were as good at their job as they were confident. Maybe you wouldn’t have to arrange your own cover after having to take emergency leave because your parent died.
It seems that either @UHSFT don’t know the law or are trying to trick doctors out of their right to strike. Any resident doctor in England with BMA membership or no union membership can strike. You do not need to “register” with the BMA. Strike hard.
Imagine you go to medical school for 6 years, graduate with a distinction, do your foundation years, do 2 years of EM training, pass MRCEM exams, and find yourself disagreeing with a plan made by your ACP colleague. Sucks for you, tier 2 for you, tier 3 for thy.
Would love to understand from RCEM and Dorset how this works ‘Senior decision maker in all areas in ED’… as an ACP So is that a working on tier 3 or 4 of ‘medical’ rotas?
MFW the patient’s long acting insulin has been totally stopped as part of “medicines reconciliation” because they aren’t eating and drinking (approaching EOL)… WCGW letting anybody who fancies it have a go at medicine without understanding basic gen med principles…
ICYMI, @pa_StephenNash throwing tantrums. Glorious.
If any PA wants to DM me in confidence and expose @pa_StephenNash and his disgusting practices, feel free.
This is disturbing I hear there are PAs who are critical of Nash & his @UMAPsUK NEC who have supposedly infiltrated every PA group & silenced any PA voices critical of them🥺 They feel Nash doesn’t represent them, but has been given voice on national stage due to his“links” 1/n
I agree with Tom. I think PAs could have been a catalyst that could have allowed for exponential rises in efficiency if deployed to actually assist doctors. The second they started replacing doctors, all that efficiency turned into inefficiency and duplication of work.
🚨 FAO Physician Assistants When I spoke to Prof Leng, she told me many doctors felt that PAs could have a really important role assisting doctors in the NHS. I agreed, and added my voice to what I still believe is a strong case for an assistant role, which I believe could be…
1/n I want to say something about PAs. I don’t know yet if this will be long or short cause I am not psychic. What I do know is this: the situation has become a mess. Not just administratively. Not just professionally. But emotionally. And it’s going to leave scars.
So let me get this straight. No jobs for graduating nurses, no jobs for graduating midwives, no jobs for newly qualified doctors. Either find the money for jobs, or shut the courses. Stop selling young professionals lies of a career in the NHS. theguardian.com/society/2025/j…
pharmacist who thinks he knows more about medicine than people who study…a degree called…medicine.
We literally know more about medicine than doctors. We can easily manage long term conditions. We’ve been working in GP surgeries for last 20 years alongside our GP colleagues. Most would beg to differ.
What has the British community given to Afghanistan? Aside from several thousand ordnances in a single FOI’d calendar year?
What has the Afghan community given back to Britain?
I’ve seen bootlickers in my many years on this app but I’ve never seen this Krispy Kreme level glazing before, and that too of a charlatan limited company cosplaying as a trade union putting out nonsensical hyperbole like this…
It's liked >300 times. Bring back the days where you could see who has liked what. It certainly used to be mostly anons and twitter bio doctors. A lot of subjective. Here are more laughing at issues with a healthcare union. Which again has nothing to do with patient safety.
Recently I’ve seen a patient die due to #flathierarchy. If you did a RCA, the sequence of events that led to the patient becoming so unstable could be traced back to a single non-medic overturning and ignoring a pivotal component of a doctor’s plan.
All degree level healthcare professionals have similar skill sets, dedication & work long hours. Nurses, physios, OTs, lab staff, theatre technicians, sonographers, etc etc. Dr's do not work in isolation & it's teamwork. Stop acting like entitle brats.