Myself and my amazing nhs and GP colleagues and friends are being asked to risk our safety and that of our families and go to work.
You are being asked to STAY. AT. HOME.
Both of these actions will save lives.
We all have our part to play.
#StayHome#COVIDー19
“We are asking retired healthcare professionals to come back to help the NHS to cope”
The over 65’s who are at increased risk of covid complications? Who have lapsed their professional registrations?
I am unconvinced you have thought this plan through Mr Johnson...
#covid19UK
We’ve been using the ZIM for a long time for peripheral access, away from areas of flexion to avoid catheter pistoning and reduce CRBI. So why do we still place arterial lines at the wrist or elbow?is it time we reconsidered where we place arterial lines #WoCoVa18#ACCPCPD
Exciting to see a new PICC line that can be cut post insertion to prevent long external lengths if it has to be pulled back after tip confirmation by X-ray @vygonuk#WoCoVa18
"Resilience" at work?
Think about the team, not just the individual - and resilience as the ability to 'bounce back' not resilience to take a thumping. @DrJulie_H@WelshICS https://t.co/GEHU9mo92E
Over 1 in 3 patients’ IV device fails, securement is so important to prevent treatment disruption and improve patient safety and satisfaction #WoCoVa18
Vascular catheter size to vessel diameter is important to allow collateral flow and reduce thrombotic risk. Measure vessel diameter prior to tourniquet application to assess suitability for indwelling catheters #WoCoVa18#ACCPCPD
Reducing errors in vascular access in 3 steps:
Avoid, trap, mitigate!
If in doubt, DON’T take it out!!seek specialist help for damage limitation #wocova18#ACCPCPD
Excellent Mid-line insertion demonstration.suitable for <29days duration, no need for X-rays. Stop and consider as option, is central end point really necessary?right line, right time, right patient #vygon#wocova18@LindajKelly277
“The patient in British guidelines” world congress on vascular access in Copenhagen...we have a difficult airway society, do we need a difficult vein access society? #WOCOVA2018
If hospital staff do the wrong thing, telling them to do the right thing more or telling them louder is unlikely to help.
Instead, try to understand why they made that wrong choice and then make it easier for them to make the right one next time.
Bad choices - not bad people.
HAPPY BLOOD DONOR WEEK! You may notice something a bit odd about our account today. 🤔
WE'RE D_ING S_METHING _M_ZING!
Find out more about what we're up to: https://t.co/oX7dwwxJ0c #MissingType
Staff are the most valuable resource in the NHS. Look after yourself, look after each other in order to look after our patients #burnout#accp thank you @FICMNews@accpnr for letting me present my findings #NAACCP18 https://t.co/linr9r0Z5W
The ICU team is starting to use ‘The Pause’ following the death of a patient @MountSinai.
To honour a person and recognize their life.
The pause can be led by any member of the interdisciplinary ICU team. When possible, in the presence of the patient’s loved ones.
Strong statistically significant link found. ⬆️job satisfaction= ⬇️ risk of #burnout=⬆️patient safety. Now we can target that for improvement. Time to care for our staff too #accp#nhs@FICMNews@accpuk@ScotACCPs#NAACCP18