#Obesity care in the #NHS is an absolute and utter shambles
Why don’t we just be honest and say we can’t afford any of the drugs till they go generic?
Saves lot of people angst.
And less said the better about improving conditions to tackle core issues of obesity
Either needs new leadership or we need to park it in the “impossible” box and focus on other areas.
@DrSdeG An utter shit show , poor patient. All under the guise of “progress, efficiency, remote access”
Ffs we are humans caring for humans . If you’re caring for them Steph tell em none of us think this is good care and wish them well from me 🙏
@HoHoHo80032773@DrSdeG And eg a denovo stage 4 (incurable) diagnosis is always a shock and should never be given in a way that does not allow for immediate discussions of treatments and the opportunity to ask questions/seek support.
Where?
That is truly awful
Oncology suffers because we always ‘see’ patients. Some services allow year or more waits (psychiatry, rheumatology I believe)
This would rightly not be allowed in oncology
But services are literally beyond breaking point. I see so many colleagues working so hard..
The issue is societal as well as health service related
We have all allowed this to happen to a degree
I never thought I would work in a health system where a young person can get to a diagnosis of metastatic cancer with unknown primary and not a single HCP has seen them face to face.
@LeanneHPatrick, claiming in the press that there is research and evidence to back a campaign, if it doesn’t exist, is a serious breach in ethics for a regulated professional.
Especially as a representative of @theRCN.
So I do hope that is not the case here.
Transparency is an important aspect of how I have always worked in leadership roles
And I am always keen to understand reasons for organisations not doing their role- or as I perceive it they should be doing
In my view?
The @RCPhysicians has a role in ensuring the public are seen by those appropriately trained, working to a scope and regulated
It's pretty much the charter.
Look forward to a response.
And this has a bearing about future attempts regards doctor substitution.
@mmamas1973@djnicholl@DrLKVaughan@doctor_oxford
A warning for those of you planning to start this PA course next month at @OfficialUoM
DON’T DO IT !
You won’t become a medical professional
You won’t be able to diagnose illnesses
You won’t be managing diseases
You won’t be able to get a job as a PA at the end of it
After lying about it in a previous FOI ,
@WUTHnhs now admit that their nurse consultants DO cover registrars and DO post take pts.
Apparently they’re still lying about nurse consultants working as Registrars overnight and acting as on-call consultants 👀
@JanetEastham
@medicalmodelbri@thecsp@RobYeldham This is all serious corporate #endangerment of patients' lives.
These imposter staff have No Medical Qualifications to base their Clinical Reasoning on (..Actions and Communications..), for any patient with any deterioration large or small.
Physios are working as direct DOCTOR substitutes despite not having a medical degree but they’ll see the occasional MSK patients too , so that makes it ok -
@thecsp@RobYeldham
Let allied health/nursing B8/9 Noctors take the liability risk
'MDT' can not 'supervise' nor authorise practice activities of under-qualified un-regulated ACPs practicing Medicine w/out a medical degree
Keep real doctors 4 expert witness roles in coroner cases & NMC/HCPC
Hearing some Bro-Maths around the impact of industrial action on pensions (all of it very very wrong!) actual facts are available here
https://t.co/15KdH1YK9I
Nurses of the U.K.
Leanne Patrick, Paul Trevatt and Alison Leary need to be Voted Out.
Dismissed from the Royal College of Nursing as they are an absolute disaster.
A trio of Doom.
You’ll be replaced by nursing associates should they stay.
Wrong. Title "Doctor" comes from Latin (docere, to teach) and emerged in 12thC universities simultaneously for Theology, Law, AND Medicine
eg Oxford.
PhD didn't exist until 19thC Germany. Medical doctorates & academic doctorates share the exact same origin, w/ med being older!
I do believe actual literature contradicts some of these claims
Seems modern PhDs began in 1700s. Prior to that, Priest Scholars were given doctorates to confer teaching licences to serve the elite
This is very different to what modern doctorates are
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https://t.co/XnBEF2Dlmt