@ChrisG_CXG So sorry, it’s a heartbreaking decision to have to make even though common sense tells us when it’s time.
Miss my lab so much - we had to say goodbye 7 months ago xx
@anaesthetic_spr And confidently . I often tell my patients “ I am only a nurse” I’m proud of my roots and experience. I’m safe and know when to hand things over. Surely we are all a team - from the bottom up.
@anaesthetic_spr Ouch
Don’t agree that any healthcare professional can do it and certainly not after 2 years.
I’ve worked in emergency departments & general practice but know my boundaries and don’t proclaim to be a “ medic” .
I can manage a wide range of conditions independently and (1 of 2)
@BettyBoochichi2@thedogman_918 Policing all need to take a good look at themselves and the psychological impact they are placing on people simply doing a job in our woke society.
@BettyBoochichi2@thedogman_918 There will be many more feeling like this that we are not aware of. Any dedicated officer who becomes subject to a misconduct allegation unfortunately faces a long
and drawn out investigation with very little support internally. The leaders / managers/ IOPC and college of
@JayDarkmoore Well said, so many more have done the same & they need to hang onto those with a desire to help people.
What I’ve seen and heard from a family members experience leaves me speach less. Things need to change asap. Hope you are much happier now.
@vicderbyshire I was diagnosed 2 years after you and your blogs were very informative and inspirational, they helped me prepare for what was to come on the treatment journey, forever grateful for sharing.
@AWilsonmhealth@UKCopHumour There are lots of external sources of help but it’s the staff in the stations and on shift that need better training , they continue to throw each other under the bus. Hope you can use your past experiences and current role to start the change processes.
@ES_News_ Finally someone brave enough to speak out on what is actually happening in a lot of forces not just Dorset. My son was served 3 gross misconduct cases and cleared of all 3 but the psychological toll was immense and he left his dream job and is so much happier.,
@thedogman_918@InspGadgetBlogs Happens in the NHS too, another nurse tried to ruin my career under my nose. Definitely hard lesson to learn after so many years in the job I love. Certainly won’t let it happen again.
@CopMoustache Sadly this happens much more frequently than many people are aware of . Officers investigated by the legal system and then picked back up as gross misconduct by the IOPC , it’s madness. It’s time someone considered the poor officers and the impact on them & their families .
@Protect_ServeUK @metpoliceuk So true, someone I know has done 7 years, it was their dream job, what an eye opener! I wouldn’t get away with treating staff the same way in the NHS. Needless to say they are now out of that toxic environment when officers are afraid to police due to repercussions!