Barnsley ED Education

Tweets from the Barnsley ED Education fellows. Views expressed are our own and don't represent those of our employer.

[Dr Sarah Edwards @drsarahedwards]

Showcasing my QIP I completed @YGEDBangor Remember when examining the upper limb neurology in kids/adults think 🤛🖐✌️👌: Rock, Paper, Scissors, Ok? #BCUQI @BCUQI @BCUHB @BcuhbBest @EM3FOAMed #rockpaperscissorsok

[Richard Jenkins @RothBarnsNHSCEO]

Delighted to award our first ever 'Extra' Brilliant award to @barnshospital Emergency Department for their amazing work over the last 15 months.

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

Barnsley is a great place to work as a trainee. It’s a very friendly DGH and this looks like a great opportunity for those interested in leadership roles.

[Barnsley Hospital @barnshospital]

Come work at Barnsley Hospital - Chief Registrar https://t.co/OnF3ZD740Q #NHSjobs #Barnsleyisbrill #BHNFT

[EMTA @EMTAcommittee]

The annual EMTA survey is open until end of Jan

We need to get the views of every UK EM trainee (CT1+) on training, work and more. Takes about 15 mins to complete. Will feed directly into discussions with @RCollEM to help to drive change

Please RT

https://t.co/2GVSyBjXK4

[BHNFT Workforce Development and Student Support @BarnsleyStudent]

Schwartz Round- Wednesday 16th January 1pm in the LectureTheatres. The theme is ‘The patient I’ll never forget’.
One to all staff, students and learners.

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

Great morning of OSCE prep with @barnshospital trainee paediatric ANPs! And there has been an exciting ‘delivery’ @BarnsleySim - maternal care patient simulator now in the lab

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

Great to see more and more excellence reports being submitted @barnshospital Emergency Dept. Easy to set up, provides great learning opportunities and recognises some of the amazing work from our colleagues.

[Barnsley Hospital Simulation @BarnsleySim]

Fantastic multi-disciplinary trauma team training day with @rob81jones and @embarnsley

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

@BarnsleySim

[Trent Simulation @trentsimulation]

ASPiH2018 - Building a new simulation lab – justifying and implementing a vision: https://t.co/YlOr4HhWUQ via @YouTube

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

Interested in a 50% med ed and 50% clinical post in a friendly, well supported DGH ED? Also includes a funded PgCert in Med Ed. Closing date is 11th Dec - get in touch if you want more info https://t.co/mstD7R1WGa

[EM3FOAMed @EM3FOAMed]

We've got another fantastically in-depth #Radiology infographic by @drsarahedwards on Paediatric Elbows: how to review the x-ray, ossification centres and the rare/common types of injuries that may present to the Emergency Department 🔎💪

[BHNFT Library @BHNFTLibrary]

Are you struggling to find the full text of an article but failing? Ask the library service to get it for you. We're always happy to help!

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

@DyfrigH Healthcare workers overall are at a higher risk of suicide but ONS thinks this is 'largely explained by the higher risk of suicide among nurses' (23% above national average). This is the ONS’s interpretation of the data and I've not looked at the data in more detail (yet...) 2/2

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

At the recent @RCEMevents Y&H study day we had a talk from our psychiatry colleagues on suicide risk assessment - Here are some facts from that talk.

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

@DyfrigH Always worth a closer look, just because someone said it at a study day/conference/on twitter doesn't make it true! On looking into the ONS report - it does say suicide rates are lower in male medical practitioners than gen pop (between 2011-2015). 1/2

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

Doctors now have a lower risk of suicide when compared with the general population (amongst male doctors it is 37% lower). There are still high risk groups within this - anaesthetists, psychiatrists and GPs (Source ONS)

[Barnsley ED Education @embarnsley]

We need to look after our nurses - nurses have a 24% higher risk of suicide when compared with the general population (source ONS)