Lol my last job there were 7 different IT systems each of which only worked on certain computers and often lead to them crashing. Took 40 mins to PRINT let alone write a discharge summary some days

So unserious. We have two computers available during the day to discharge patients on. We often have 8 doctors working on our ward. All with jobs that can only be done on one of those two computers. We’re not allowed to take the paper notes off the ward. But Steve wants a robot…

Great work Emily Todd 💙 et Al. Thought provoking attempt to bring parity of esteem to an acute paediatric setting. Highlights just how far knowledge and culture have to go.

Steve, the 'F' key fell off our ward laptop when I was an ST1, and it was still missing when I returned as an ST5, please tell me this is the new tech we're talking about

46 different countries won medals at the 2023 World Athletics Championships - the biggest ever spread of nations.

For a sport struggling for attention, that’s a heck of a global reach.

Just like any other athletics fan there's always events I prefer to watch. So when there's no Brits in an event I find myself not paying as much attention. I'm sure I'm not the only person who does this🤷🏻‍♂️ This is the fallout from British Athletics selecting a small team

Bianca Williams misses out on the 200m final, but smashes her 9-year-old PB with a brilliant 22.45 🫶

#WorldAthleticsChamps

We only need to send him the back of one as that's all he's used to.

Is it possible to use QI to improve mental health competency on the acute paediatric ward?

Read this QI report Emily Todd 💙
ep.bmj.com/content/108/4/…

'What do you want to do when you grow up, lads?'
'Well...'
Two 1500m World Athletics Champions right there.
Josh Kerr Jake Wightman rocking their junior EdinburghAC vests & getting a taste for the win
Geoff Wightman Steve Cram Michael Johnson Dame Denise Lewis Jeanette Kwakye Gabby Logan

No one can beat Ingebritsen…apart from the lads from EdinburghAC 👏🏼👏🏼🎉 Brooks Beasts TC

FY2 farewell dinner tonight.
15/30 going to aus /NZ (variable start dates, Locums till then).
5 trust grade contracts (none full time, 2 short term)
7 Locums

3/30 formal training

A colleague requested annual leave 11 WEEKS in advance. Sent a reminder at 8 weeks, then at 6 weeks.

Stunned silence.

3 weeks before AL, department goes 'ohhh your AL request has been rejected.... you have to get approval to take AL. Also find cover if you want AL'

Nah.

Please share

The Consultants of Dorset hospital have written a letter to Steve Barclay

They strike tomorrow

This letter is incredible

I challenge anyone to refute a single point in it

Worth a read for you too Wes Streeting MP

To conclude: no matter what people try to tell you about the NHS, you cannot let it fail. You simply can't.

You can't afford the alternative, and you can't afford to assume it won't happen to you. It can happen to anyone.

It's our most precious and vital service. Cherish it.

Spending yet another day off chasing payroll for >£5k in wages they’ve owed me since Feb which I need imminently for a house deposit whilst simultaneously shelling out over a £1k on GMC, MDU and BMA fees, no wonder NHS junior docs are so dissatisfied 🦀

Agency and choice.

This isn’t all about the NHS.

Young professionals used to be able to afford houses, they didn’t have long commutes or worry about how to pay the bills, they got to focus on their jobs.

The NHS hasn’t changed, life has.

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Delighted to see this important resource freely available. Please share widely 🙏