@DrLindaDykes@tb_doc That’s a bit of an unsympathetic take. If I knew my colleague was (using the example of a respiratory physician) trying to run an acute cancer service during this extraordinary period, then I would defer any non-urgent requests until it was over.
@DrSeanMon@tb_doc You make the assumption that he is receiving more correspondence than usual rather than the same amount or slightly less at an extremely difficult time?
@domcavlan @Fisher27PT So nice to hear Bach played on an authentic instrument. Was well worth capping the junior locum rates and closing the mess to raise the funds needed.
@_Doctor_Dom I thought it was down to the particular observances of the individual. There are statements from the legal/scientific authorities of the religious groups in question concerning such medications and I don’t think they prohibit them.
Our unit , the renal & transplant community, lost an outstanding inspiring friend and colleague @SevdaHassan. Her intellect, diligence , teamwork an inspiration to us all. In grief, I am lost for words @NHSBartsHealth
@Sir_SR @vickyhenstridge @abi_carey@SueManby It starts with a change in the way that out of hours senior medical cover is provided, especially to the acute medical take. No sense in beating the few consultants who are willing to do general medicine with a moral stick.
@TurtonsOther All these meaningless platitudes need to be eliminated. Rather than bidding a colleague ‘good morning’, why not give them some tips as to how they could make their morning more productive?