Whenever I’m working with a male dispenser, patients often come to the counter as I approach them, asking: “can I speak to the pharmacist?”
while pointing to the male dispenser.
I *am* the pharmacist.
Coincidentally, rarely happens when working with female colleagues.
We have some exciting news to share!
Ruth Care Foundation has donated £1867 to elderly households in Kenilworth, Warwickshire and Poole, Bournemouth. Thank you so much for your donations. Together, we can make a big difference! 🙏 #thankyou#donate
We have some exciting news to share!
Ruth Care Foundation has donated £1867 to elderly households in Kenilworth, Warwickshire and Poole, Bournemouth. Thank you so much for your donations. Together, we can make a big difference! 🙏 #thankyou#donate
Exc from @kiranstacey - Thousands of new homes at risk after a local authorities cut or delayed their plans after ministers dropped mandatory building targets after a Tory rebellion last year
Nine in England have paused or scaled back plans. https://t.co/vagrXn522H
@Darnesdld52 Hello Deborah, we are raising funds for the creation of Care Centre to help elderlies in the UK.
It will provide home care services, living support, and financial help for those in need.
Thank you for your contribution and for sharing our post.
It estimated that in April this year, one in six patients were in hospital because of delayed discharge, and the discharge of patients with a hospital stay of more than three weeks was delayed by 14 days on average.
Almost one in four people unable to be discharged – sometimes for weeks – were trapped in hospital because they were waiting for home care, as agencies hand back contracts because staff are quitting owing to low pay, leaving 15% of jobs vacant.
A “perilous” shortage of homecare workers is the biggest reason thousands of people are languishing longer in hospital than needed, driving up waiting lists and making people sicker, figures reveal
Hey @SteveBarclay, I’m a doctor. Today I was the only surgical assistant for two curative mastectomies, and got home three hours after my shift finished so a third lady’s cancer curing surgery didn’t have to be postponed. I brought home <£80 post tax. Should I be working harder?
NEW: Keir Starmer will warn that Labour will not open the “big government chequebook” in an attempt to repair Britain’s faltering public services if it wins the next election @kiranstacey writes. https://t.co/VHf62mGFP8