@Britishgenerics @MarkSamuelsUK I think these drugs will contribute to the next NHS Plan. It seems a win win for patients and the services they use.
Possibly the biggest find in pharmacology since antibiotics…. Time will tell
@CareQualityComm In my personal opinion Triage has not been prioritised over years, staff moved from this area when there are short falls elsewhere, triage needs to be included in trust escalation processes when staffing is not adequate. Getting it right from the start is pivotal to good care
We reflect on findings related to triage in NHS maternity services from our national maternity inspection programme. This short film covers what we found and examples we saw of good practice in this area.
https://t.co/64h1ZpRrS3
#MaternityReport
@StayinMountains Child protection is part of our society we protect the young when evidence is there so if you live in this country then that is the law. If there was no evidence the children would not be removed it takes a lot for this to happen.
Joining @SophyRidgeSky on Politics Hub tonight is Conservative @lucyfrazermp to discuss her party's manifesto launch earlier today, and from Labour it's shadow chief Treasury secretary @darrenpjones.
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@brisgasdoc @JamesTitcombe I’m wondering if because women with epidurals are priority for 121 care (along with high risk mothers) this is also a protective factor.. very interesting work
@drruthannharpur Your opinion not mine. Used them or at least offered them for 25 years . So not changing my mind. Used in other areas of healthcare to. A good number of women ask about them before the choice is offered
@cathymullan@Scotslass50 @linda_halls @hrrysgreysuit I think it’s totally her business but something went wrong. Staying in for that length of time for abdominal surgery is not normal, hysterectomy is much less time than that. It’s not something we should know but the Spanish press have the detail.
@doctor_oxford This is not new, it’s been around for years. Women need all the evidence, different women want different things. They need unbiased information and support, be that an epidural, pethidine, aromatherapy or water injections surely it’s an informed choice by women not by a MW or Dr.
@01kjohnston @JamesTitcombe Agree, staffing affects education, the ability to respond to rafts of recommendations, it takes those employed to look at incidents & safety away from their desks to help clinically, it also takes £ that could be used for improvements to pay bank staff. It’s effects are massive