Part 2 of ‘Mask off, meet the team.’ Next up is Nat, a yr 3 tACP making giant strides towards credentialing. Apart from being a massive asset to the department she’s also leading on a QIP aiming to improve alcohol liaison team referrals helping to keep vulnerable pts safe. Boom!
@Wendy1306Brown@rickentwisle @talkRADIO There are also some top Drs advocating it! Your asking for more research but that still means giving children the vaccine witch seams to be against your own argument?
@Wendy1306Brown@rickentwisle @talkRADIO Ting Shi Et Al publication the the lancet, 18% of those admissions required input from critical care.if it prevents 1 death surly that’s enough, I couldn’t want to have regretted my decision when my child is on ITU, I’ve not heard of any children on ITU or hospitalised by the Jab
@Wendy1306Brown@rickentwisle @talkRADIO Sadly some are requiring hospitalisation and luckily fewer requiring ITU but, I’d still prefer my child’s risk of requiring help to be as low as possible. What do you think happened with every vaccine and medicine the children have received….. they were all trialed somewhere…
@Jake_cooper63@swasFT Use your ECA! So many NQPs don’t, and end up struggling, The ECA is there to help and can probably get you out of a hole if needed.
@LEGOLANDWindsor what is the point in sending me a survey after a visit, if then they refuse every age group from 1 to 99! So no chance to win £100! #LEGOLANDWindsor
@heli_med_james@TheResusRoom@laing_simon Pre-hospitally, Should pt’s own insulin be used if long travel/waiting time to get to an ED purely on a “high” bm result, is there any benefit or risks? ( along side fluids and other treatment needed)
I know others have already done this, but using QR codes IS such as simple, satisfying and cheaper way to do patient leaflets. And yes - most that need them DO have the capability to do it
I’m trying to sort a radiology protocol for ACPs in ED to request Xrays/CT’s. It would be good to show radiology some examples of protocols that are up and running. If your willing would you mind sharing yours with me please. Thanks [email protected]@RCEMACPForum
@MattHancock so the NHS has been fighting Covid, some paying the intimate price and yet you say they had “had a pay rise”( at best a few % a year, while MPs get an 11% pay rise) MP’s recently being given £10,000 to make a home office, but some NHS staff are on £10PH!!!