@TRobinsonNewEra Your convictions and passport are probably both under your legal name Stephen. Have you considered that the reason for your deportation maybe your criminal record? These nations haven’t got a clue who “Tommy Robinson” is.
@Dr_Done_ If what they said was in direct contradiction of your directions, as a medical doctor, and to record what the patient had been told, then no… not unprofessional and they can defo keep crying. If it was to be snarky and underhand then unprofessional 🤷🏻♀️ It can be both IMO.
@MissyC78 I think a lot of folk forget the number of Brits that leave the UK to live/work abroad each year. It’s not a bucket that will overflow, there’s a hole in it 🤷🏻♀️
@MarkPerna I just read your Forbes article from 18 July. It is so disappointing and frustrating to still hear the term “Learning Disability” used around neurodiversity. As an anaesthetic practitioner of over twenty years and a current Engineering student, I learn perfectly well.
@LucyLetbyTrial This could just be a record of who she looked after. Healthcare professionals usually keep some sort of record as they have to provide evidence of practice to revalidate. Before we went over to electronic records, doctors used to take home handover/operating lists all the time!
New paper alert 📣
Autistic SPACE: a novel framework for meeting the needs of autistic people in healthcare settings
With @Autistic_Doc & @SueMcCowan1
Graphics by @LittlePuddins
Open access with @bjhospmed funded by @DoctorsAutistic leads team
https://t.co/Kt4mKhS0V7
@belleleea @teelatauntaun Not necessarily. You’re making a presumption. The picture was exactly what was asked for. Autistic people take things literally. The question should have specified an analogue clock was required, especially in this increasingly digital age!
@gillybean712 I hope they are just very excited about calling themselves Dr Blah still and had a horrible brain-fart moment and forgot your last name… but I doubt it 😫😒 #Patriarchy