Ran across this crossing many a time when living in London. Sometimes I changed my route just so I didn’t have to cross it. A very scary crossing to make.
Maybe a way to explain this is COVID is like kids with glitter. Doesn’t always bother kids too much but as soon as they go home, it ends up on the hands & face of every family member.
Joe Curry, Senior consultant @GreatOrmondSt, says:
"Keep button batteries & magnets out of reach of children & make sure these toys are used under supervision. If you think your child's swallowed one, go straight to A&E. It's time critical to get a diagnosis & the item removed.”
This will be a memorable one. Thank you for being so articulate and making me think more about all the various issues you openly discussed. Most importantly all the book recommendations!!! The podcast will be missed 🤍
@doctor_oxford@drTeaLady@MattHancock When I was working in ED back in July/August they had these type of aprons. Awful quality, embarrassing & ultimately unsafe - poor protection from infection.
‘Fourteen years on, the little time trial Sinton-Hewitt dreamed up on the banks of the Thames is quite simply the biggest mass-participation sporting event on Earth....’
“Elliott’s really excited about starting school – he’s been asking me all summer when his first day would be!"
What a fab way to finish #OrganDonationWeek – with photos of Elliott starting school 🤓📝🧮 He received a heart transplant at GOSH in 2016
What this govt has done for nurses:
🔹Scrapped bursary
🔹Spun fake pay rise figs to press
🔹Created 40k NHS nursing gaps
🔹Generated crippling workloads
🔹Kept pay at derisory levels
No wonder our nurses are quitting before they’ve even qualified 😔
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