@DrNeenaJha It’s how they fail to then explain why ‘If working more hours gives GPs more pay, and the job is so ‘easy and relaxed’, why don’t we all then do more hours and get paid more?!’ It’s because most people cannot, literally, do this full time and not burn out!!
@xSWISSchrisx @lindsaywalker6@Parody_RCGP ‘The patients’ is the upside. Because genuinely, there is no other benefit really in doing what partners do. At the end of it all, some GPs genuinely love what they do and they don’t mind putting in the extra work to build a practice that works for the patients.
@NicolaHulme8 This is the problem I think. We end up doing these stuffs- and never end the cycle. I know not acting on it is not the answer- but surely, we need a way to make this stop?
‘I emigrated to the UK on a cold February morning. I remember the fear and apprehension. But at the same time, a flame of hope, excitement and joy rose in me. I was moving to the UK.’ Read the account of #nigerian#doctor Olujinmi Adetutu who came to work for the #NHS#GP
@KelvinAkenbor@BankyW Are you truly ok?? Like truly? How can you look at those people at Lekki and say they were not peaceful?? Like the hoodlums were not sponsored?!
Posterity will judge y’all for seeing evil and having the effrontery to say otherwise.
@ShaqmanX@binjoadeniran You should have seen my shock when I went back to naija just after over a year away and my brother used the horn! I was shocked and wondered why he pressed it. Like you get used to the no horns.😂