@trishgreenhalgh There is no such thing as the Royal College of Physicians UK.
There are 3 separate Royal Colleges of Physicians in the UK - Edinburgh, Glasgow and London - and we don't all have the same stance on the issue. Please don't tar us all with the same brush.
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Position statement via @RCPEdin on #physicianassociates
Thank you
To highlight:
1. Call for change of name
2. Clear call for scope re patient safety
3. Clear call for training prioritisation
Forwarded to @RCPhysicians Council & senior team 🙂
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We published a position statement, earlier today, about physician associates in the UK.
Please visit our website to read the full statement: https://t.co/PPACNF7ymM #PhysicianAssociates
Enjoying catching up with fellow laryngeal enthusiasts @Laryngology Also a bonus to share some early analysis of data for the utility of ultrasound in #ILO for my ILOTUS study @LancsResearch
Dr Ran Wang presenting her PhD research on ICS chronotherapy in asthma.... once daily dosing at 4pm was most effective in increasing lung function and reducing blood eosinophils.. better than twice daily or morning dosing 🕓
📄 20 studies that Internal Medicine Residents should read in the first year 👇
1/ 🏃♀️ RACE II trial: Lenient resting HR < 110 was non-inferior to a strict HR < 80 in patients with atrial fibrillation.
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The pay offer that ScotGov have made to Junior Doctors in Scotland is a good deal, hard won by SJDC and @BMAScotland, and you should accept it.
Here's why, a thread 🧵
Strikes are meant to be disruptive, and have a financial impact on the employer. If NHS chiefs are so "infuriated" by the cost of the strikes perhaps they could encourage the government to make a sensible pay offer to end the strikes....
Royal Commission on Doctor’s & Dentist’s Pay reported in 1960. It arose from industrial unrest caused by government holding back Drs pay. Was accepted in full - despite a country broke from war & wracked by inflation. Could have been written yesterday @hmtreasury@Number10press
If you wonder if it’s worth paying BMA rate card rates for a consultant to be in, at 3am, outside their contract, on their time off, keeping you alive on ITU, during surgery, labour & then you find Matt Hancock wants £1500/hr or £10,000/day https://t.co/SgyLjVEfgw
Here's our guidance on this - from Dr @alanjrobertson and Dr Sine Steele - if you are impacted as @rosieICM describes - make sure you have a read...
https://t.co/MNbRRLdHaG