@FSRMAM@LiangRhea So what? It's not debentured labour! I know loads of UK grads who went to Oz after F2 or core training and never came back. That's called emigrating for a better life.
@residentdralice@LiangRhea There's a guy I know who did a PhD in musi before he became a doctor, he will get maximum points even though it is not related to medicine- the whole thing is farcical. I would rather have a skilled IMG consultant surgeon operate on me than a mediocre UK grad.
@ec8352139389852@LiangRhea@BoyGeekDrone They're not only in Oz because of training bottlenecks. The quality of life, weather and pay are immeasurably better. Lots of people I know who went for F3 in Australia stayed there, it wasn't because of a training bottleneck, it's because working in the NHS is shit.
@rupasubramanya@LozzaFox As a woman of Indian descent living in a different country, do you not see how problematic it is supporting this nasty bigoted man who suggests you’re not welcome in a country you a a citizen of due to your ethnicity?
@SlantedInn@Admiral_Zac@SangitaMyska@metpoliceuk@MetCC Despite your beliefs, it doesn’t matter if someone who looks like me isn’t welcome in your country. Because it’s my country too. I was born here, educated here, live and work here.
@mohsinditta88@dr_rich @AmarHujan Would you be happy with your loved one being diagnosed by someone with that level of experience? Just coz it happens, doesn’t make it right!
@EstherMcVey1 First of all, GPs work on average for 10-12 hours a day. I work 3 days a week in a GP surgery but also get paid pro rata. The other 2 days I work in an urgent care centre and every other Saturday in out-of-hours. Finite number of GPs already spread too thin!
@SianMelbourne@EstherMcVey1 We are already contracted for extended hours. I start at 7am one day a week- I get way more unanswered calls/ DNAs then than I do during the day. It’s proven weekend opening isn’t a good use of resource- lots of people don’t turn up for their appointments!
@Elizabe79841114 @bcdelaney1 @allisonpearson You’re wrong. I have been a working GP throughout this pandemic and have been seeing elderly patients face to face the whole time. We have been visiting patients at home more than we did before as we recognise telephone/ video consultations aren’t appropriate for everyone.
@DrTedros With all due respect sir, those statements are contradictory. If I wear PPE at work, how will it prevent me contracting the virus when I go to buy food in a supermarket where I’m not wearing PPE?
@ShelaghFogarty@LBC “don’t want handouts from that Indian chancellor” that was born in Britain and educated in one of the best schools in this country. This ‘Indian’ GP is going to save his relatives’ lives!!
@RCObsGyn This is because there’s a subset of gynaecologists that want to do community gynae and escape on call rotas. GPs already do all this within the contract.