@1goodtern Infection control has become taboo, I get a raised eyebrow when I wipe down my stethoscope after each patient examination, by a doctor who does urine dipstick without glovesโฆ
@covidbagofdicks Anybody who cites the Cochrane report on masking is just immediately flagging they lack the scientific aptitude to have a reasonable discussion about masking.
@SalvMattera In Interstellar, they live in a post truth society where the official line is the Apollo program was faked so attention would be solely on trying to survive on earth. I used to think that was absurd but thatโs literally whatโs happening now.
@PrognosticChats I remember summer 2020, as the first wave started to die down and we thought there was light at the end of the tunnel, there was talk of introducing masking in hospitals in winter anyway to mitigate burden of flu. How far we have fallen...
@UKHSA We are FIVE YEARS into this pandemic and you people havenโt learned a thing. This advice is unscientific and morally unsound. You bring shame on yourselves and the population you serve. How is it as a student I seem to know more than the agency specifically tasked to this field?
@queenofswords6@drsorchahume@medicalmodelbri@Dr_Done_@MCubbonNHS@MFTnhs@iDrSunny It was interesting that, in that case, there wasn't 2-way information sharing. I had a disheartening conversation with a student nurse recently who was berating the doctors she worked with. A few questions later, and it was clear she did not understand what doctors actually do.
@queenofswords6@drsorchahume@medicalmodelbri@Dr_Done_@MCubbonNHS@MFTnhs@iDrSunny A few years ago if I recall, a medical school ran sessions where med students would sit down with nursing, physio, etc students to "educate them about what these roles do". Seemed like subjecting them to an unsupervised kangaroo court experience, the bullying starts young.
@PrognosticChats Iโve heard this excuse a couple of times too. Not exactly sure what rules these are because not once in my medical school, or 4 NHS trusts Iโve been in has there been a rule like thatโฆ
@useless_priest At this point it goes from a clinician being poorly educated to clinical negligence. To be in year five and not even have the most basic understanding of a virus which has killed 7 million is inexcusable.
@1goodtern The film contagion-except the scientists and clinicians with any sense donโt work for the cdc, a lot more cover ups and psyops, and thereโs not a happy ending. (Not that there technically is a happy ending in contagion).
@ishsulin I once spent an entire ward round and not once was my existence acknowledged by anyone above the F2. Iโm not expecting VIP treatment but at least for literally any acknowledgement Iโm there.
@karamballes At this point itโs not shite journalism itโs just plain disinformation. The beauty of science is itโs the only truth, and if you try and decieve with it, you will almost always be caught out. The logical fallacies here are unbelievable.
@VioletBadger@PrognosticChats Exactly, I think they tried pet dogs and paracetamol before lockdowns as reasons. An absolute embarrassment. The worst part-the children affected did not get the care they should have, and would have got otherwise, which would have secured a better health outcome.