@DrEilidhMaria I usually go with ‘thank you for your patience’.
Either way it’s soul destroying being associated with what’s going on in the waiting room.
The wider public don’t know +/- don’t care until it’s them or their family.
Well said, @TYoungstein. Those of us with safety concerns around the role of PAs - now, finally, corroborated by Leng - were smeared as an irrational, toxic rabble. I think Chris Whitty owes doctors an apology. As do @RCPhysicians, @JimBethell et al.
As an NHS doctor I resent this deeply
Why are my mandatory GMC fees being used to pay for private health care for GMC employees?!
I don’t even have private healthcare myself!
**£642,000 spent on 1066 staff** ‼️
I do NOT give consent for my fees to be used in this way! 🤬
@mattster@UMAPsUK@pa_StephenNash “biomedical or healthcare-related degree”… Degrees in homoeopathy, computer science, English literature and human resources are being accepted as entry qualifications to train to become a physician associate, the Daily Telegraph can reveal.
Just wanted to give a massive 👏 to the FY2 doctor on @LBC with Wes Streeting today:
Dr: “Why are PAs (who are meant to be dr’s assistants) paid more than me as a doctor?”
Wes: “Well, what’s your earning potential?”
Dr: “Well I’m facing unemployment from August”
Slam dunk.
@GMCharlatan PAs may well ‘seem’ like that. I think we are bored of mentioning the Dunning-Kruger.
How can any course with lower entry requirements and shorter length lead to more knowledge?!
I was a teaching fellow & examined mock OSCEs with both groups - the difference was night & day
‘The PAs told the undercover reporter they saw all sorts of patients, sometimes without any clinical supervision. They said the practice treated them as equivalent to GPs.’
Tell me again how PAs are safe medical practitioners
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