This is literally why #NHSfunding for rehabilitation after any sort of critical illness cannot be an after thought. Organ support, drugs & acute care saves lives - access to rehab saves people.
Thanks for sharing your journey #rehablegend
Source: TikTok @ tinabridge
My daughter and 8 other students have just completed their placement as part of a college healthcare foundation course. Sadly, all of them have decided that they no-longer want to work in healthcare, owing to the way they were treated by Nurses on the wards, what’s going on? 🥲
Solidarity to my colleagues on strike - fighting the good fight! ✊ Sadly our union didn’t get enough votes to legitimise the ballot (never forget your vote counts!). Big up my phabulous physio phriends today 💙💚 #csp4fairpay#planptot@CUH_NHS@CUH_Physio
Instructor: okay Steve the patient’s not breathing what do you do
Steve: no he’s ok I think
Instructor: he’s in cardiac arrest
Steve: I’ve acknowledged that winter will be difficult and I’m aware of the challenges he’s facing but I’m confident he’s fine
Instructor: Steve pls
For those who don't fully understand what is up with the NHS, here is a thread for you that might help.
I'm a consultant physician working as a doctor in the NHS in Yorkshire and Wales for 32 years now. I have experienced the NHS at its best (2008) and its worst (2022).
What is the best biscuit for busy NHS staff tea breaks?
Find out by reading the results of the Direct Uptake of Nutrition and Caffeine Study (DUNCS): https://t.co/fkasehiAVr #BMJInfographic#ChristmasBMJ
It was really interesting on @bbc5live last night to learn that many assume that physio staff are better paid than nurses. All NHS staff with exception of medics have the same pay system and rates, same working hours and other benefits @thecsp
Health and social care can be the coolest, most rewarding, most interesting career path, and we need more people choosing it! The absolute priority has to be protecting the people who need help (“patients”), by 👏 protecting 👏 the 👏 people 👏 looking 👏 after 👏them
Sincere thread for people who aren’t sure about why nurses are striking:
Nursing is one of the lowest paid graduate jobs in the country. A newly qualified nurse will go in at £27k a year but with significant debt, having worked for free for three years prior to qualifying. 1/
& virtually all health professions face similar challenges, mine (occupational therapy) included. Therapists are often key to discharge planning (& therefore patient flow), so pressures can be intense. These conditions aren’t attractive to new starters! 4/
Today is Allied Health Professionals' (AHP) day!
Ivan tells us about his time at our CUH after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome, and how the AHPs have had a massive impact on his recovery.
https://t.co/JJcyqo5vt0
#AHPsDay
Assessing capacity for a decision is so important and should be taken really seriously. Appreciate MCAs can take time (of which no one has any) but we can’t take this responsibility lightly.
For example, if assessing capacity for deciding discharge plans…
- Do they know all the options available?
- Have you asked them to repeat info back to you?
- Have you pulled the curtain and come down to their level?
- Have you offered them time to think it over?
During a cost of living crisis. Private landlords are allowed to make those looking for a home fight like dogs to see who can pay the most rent.
This is the Housing Crisis. Young renters haven’t got a chance in Hell.
Bidding on private rental properties should not be allowed