Sure you can
screen them,
triage them,
scan them,
inject them,
rub them,
reassure them,
tape them,
operate on them,
shockwave them,
advise them.
But eventually someone needs to rehabilitate them.
If it’s not going to be you then you’d better have a plan.
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@medicalmodelbri@RobYeldham@thecsp I know the doc and process well.
The whole thing is solely describing primary care MSK roles of various acronyms.
It has nothing to do with the contention around medical substitutions, yet you are posting it. Why?
@medicalmodelbri@RobYeldham@thecsp Sure. In primary care MSK.
So what’s the contention in that context?
I’m trying to work out if you’re deliberately or accidentally conflating the roles you oppose and the roles you condone.
@medicalmodelbri@RobYeldham@thecsp Cool. I was reflection on the wider debate that I’m trying to follow but don’t come here often these days.
We can exchange questions if you like, answer mine first if you don’t mind?
I’m responding to your tweet with the FCP table.
So I hear. It’s interesting though to see where some want to draw the battle lines.
‘Undifferentiated patients’ are often described as if they’re the reserve of those with a medical degree. This is deeply naïve.
On the flip side, I’ve not heard of a case of a Noctor on a medical rota that I like the sound of.
Some terrible takes across the spectrum from what I can see at a glance.
Interesting thread by a Director of @thecsp
He says here “accreditation for higher levels of practice is not needed”
So those physio’s working as Dr substitutes in GP & ED etc under titles of ACP, FCP etc have no accreditation for “higher levels of practice”🙄
Do pts know that?
Ha probably a list! 🕵️♂️
In a world that’s high on ‘identity’, any profession that struggles for one is going to be tempted to simply grasp for bits of others’.
However, some of the claims of ‘Dr replacement’ are hugely overplayed IMO. Especially in MSK which I’m most in touch with.
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