A must -read paper for anaesthetists …
Uk anaes (17) involved in performing eFONA for CICO ( last 2 years) interviewed by psychologist…analysis showed transitioning can be difficult …DAS guidelines helped decision making & regular training @dasairway
@Dr_Done_ I cannot imagine a single patient would consent to being operated on by a non-doctor. (even if its minor). Is this even legal ? Might as well go to your cowboy cosmetic saloon down the road to have the surgery.
POV:
🔹 You’re a new physician associate from 2021
🔹 By virtue of simply being not a doctor, you get featured on the ‘Breast Unit Consultant Staff’ page
🔹 Consultants bow before you and recognise ‘the importance of keeping my role interesting’
🔹 If you’d gone to medical school you’d be a YEAR 3 medical student;
🔹 BUT instead you’re doing independent operations under local anaesthetic, triaging new breast cancer patients and determining their wait times, operating with consultant surgeons, and ‘managing complications’
🔹 This is all after entering the workforce before even completing any national exams under the guise of another ambiguous ‘associate’ something or other
* meanwhile the ST8 breast surgeon with 8 years specialist training, 2+ years general training, and 5 years of medical school, is paid the same, has no ‘feature’ on the staff page, and is disposable *
THE NHS HATES DOCTORS
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A research project designed to help support retention and recruitment of social workers in coastal communities successfully received £500,188.91 award from National Institute of Health Research (NIHR).
@SecretPhysician The original article at https://t.co/2bzA4sPWl4 includes this gem:
“He and eight other students […] are completing a three-year Post graduate degree which will give them the same responsibilities as a junior doctor.”
Utterly, utterly deluded.
@ExplosiveEnema2@papodcast It seems incredible to me that a consultant doctor was happy & willing to put all of this on the record…
Genuinely, what is the point of a medical degree & postgrad medical training if you can do all of this in far less time without it & be paid more?
Why the rise of Physician Associates poses a risk for the NHS
The use of Physician Associates is growing at an alarming rate. Dr David Nicholl explains why we should all be concerned.
https://t.co/NPiLnLAEAL
Feels great to be able to share our research on Animal Welfare Education for primary schools @ICP_2024 in Prague #ICP2024 representing our fab team @MirenaDimolarev@Ravalier
SWU's John McGowan & @_BNUni's Prof @Ravalier welcomed an international crowd of social work colleagues to our "Reflective Supervision: A Best Practice Guide" launch in Edinburgh last week. Read event highlights and download your free copy of the guide: https://t.co/BXRHGwrVDx
It ever ceases to amaze me
The lack of professionalism from PAs on social media:
Imagine seeing who you think is a GP, recounting an intimate problem (see pic), getting this advice, then seeing this post on insta from a PA with 2 weeks med experience.
See also: Brain pics.
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