Buckle up. What’s Covid done to Aotearoa New Zealand’s healthcare system since Omicron overran our keep-it-out response?
It’s not all bad news and it’s way more interesting and complicated than most news stories seem to suggest. Thread. 1/n
@JWailling@janekohara@NellyOelke@AllisonKooijma1 @HorsleyCarl Great work you. What better purpose could there be than using human connection to understand, restore and repair. In awe of your capacity. No more throw away society!
@danny_mercer Consider, this could be the 75th time the person has been asked to give their medical history and they could be tired and sick. Consider all information.
Especially that same history documented by the rest of the team. Nurses, paramedics, allied health, other teams, GP
New article from @AmyCEdmondson: psychological safety is not a "hygiene factor" - it's key to success in times of transformation. See this psychological safety scale. If we're seeking to create large scale change, we should be scoring 7+ https://t.co/c5oOJvYcKs TY @tom_geraghty
@GeniusNet@MediawatchNZ But wait
.....when I'm walking, cycling or on the bus I'm still paying road user charges on my car that's left at home. $$$$$$
So I've definitely paid my fair share!
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@fionam_miles@JWailling In the future of patient held records the tables turn. The clinician won't be able to see the result until the patient has filed it? And here are some red leaves 😊
@AnnaMarquiss1@Jennife10651535 @MissBethanEJohn Maybe part of your portfolio could be here in NZ? Great running, no 13 hour days, no Covid in the community (yet!).
Soooo many ways to be biased 😱😥😳
Just come across this again, totally worth a re-visit. TY @HillNicolahill for highlighting it before! (Maybe *false memory* though..) https://t.co/gcKbczOQZ0