@MidoriOtoko1@geeky_gillon It becomes why a question of why are we doing it, can we do it safely, can we manage the post reduction if needed/any complications, what about follow up etc.
@MidoriOtoko1@geeky_gillon Reduced dislocated elbows with penthrox in the ED, some including fractures but that was obviously post x-ray. The reality is that, if there is the underlying fracture, you may find that elbow is unstable post reduction and you will need someway of securing (POP)
@georgebellstarr Than changing an already robust gem path. Two separate professional groups that work together in the right setting with the right support in place, each bringing something different. In the ED I belonged to, our ACP's worked like "f3's".imho, it was the right level to work at.
@georgebellstarr I'm an ACP, sister's a GP, we've had a similar discussion. Just do GEM if you want to be a doctor. All this talk about foundation years etc, let's be honest, doctors a shit life until you're a consultant. Focus should be on improving their training pathway rather for retention/..
@donotcallmemike@Mat_J_B This was also likely written for ED patients, not speciality patients stuck in ED waiting for beds. My experience, iv paracetamol/iv morphine for analgesia initially and then PRN codeine/oramorph if pain managed in the admitted patient awaiting a bed.
@RichM83 Is it more money or better job plans that would keep people in these type of services do you think? Motivation for leaving needs to be assessed properly at the leaving stage.
@mfann90 @theRCN Or is it because we've pushed this Florence Nightingale-esque "angels" nonsense for generations and now can't understand why the public/politicians don't understand the varied nursing rules?
@drgandalf52 Agreed. If everyone digs out covering for a couple of days, it lessens the impact of these groups not being there. Therefore reducing the overall effect of the strike.
But easy for me to say as I don't have any horses in the race. The obvious being patient safety etc
@thegradmedic This poster reads like a twitter outrage which isn't what you'd expect from a formal body. Can't fault the message, just the manner in which it's being passed.
@kelvmackenzie "ambulance drivers"?? Good work on understanding medical professionals. What kind of creep are you? What have you done for this society outside of spreading absolute shit in your dross rag that you call a newspaper
@NGParkes83@Pipes_n_pumps@WelshGasDoc@cliffreid Seen in the CANLEAD trial. Better off leaving the algorithmic approach to ALS with someone else as the clever stuff happens separately. Improved time for defib, drugs etc
@georgebellstarr Tbh I did a dissertation and it was garbage. Have ended up going back to do different modules in areas I feel my clinical knowledge is lacking. Think dissertation and the likes is great if you're looking at further academics, but taught modules are better if clinically focussed
@georgebellstarr Not 100%, but all the MSc peeps I know have had to do a research module and dissertation. And modules/dissertation were specific to that MSc aswell.