Alhamdulillah, after 4 years of sleepless nights, I have completed my Masters of Pharmacy with a 1st. Now going on to start my first year of MEDICINE iA. The journeys been a mad one but MBBS MPharm pending.
Assalamualakium, I am currently raising money to build a well in Afghanistan in my Fathers name who passed away last week. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un https://t.co/WhQQowxpW3
If you’re seeing this and are still silent you are complicit.
They may call us terrorist but history will absolve us and it will condemn you for your silence.
Would you say this to a businessman? No
Would you say this to a lawyer? No
Would you say this to a dentist? No
Stop acting like doctors are working for a charity. They are skilled professionals who should work wherever attracts them the most.
Huge thanks & massive congratulations to the organising committee & Hana Hussain, but particular credit goes to @IbzMm for being the driving force behind making yesterday's @baskonline @BOMSA_UK associated conference a huge success.
No way I could have done that as a student!
They killed his wife and son.
They killed his colleague Samer Abu Daqqa in front of his eyes.
They bombed him directly and accurately.
Today they killed his son, journalist Hamza.
May Allah ﷻ bring ease upon you brother Wael 😔💔
@weird_FM A gp cannot be responsible for a PAs confirmation bias during supervision. Also if every single aspect of PA led care must be scrutinised, then you have to ask, how much time or effort is being saved that couldn’t be achieved by using the funds for an extra GP trainee. Ratio=3:1.
This is appalling.
Mid 50s, cancer red flags ignored by PAs for 8 months.
This could be your dad.
The UK is failing patients, and planning to fail many more with the dangerous long term workforce plan.
@weird_FM What it boils down to is this, yes it’s true everyone makes mistakes, but not everyone should be able to make a mistake. Especially for something so barn door. In this case specifically, false reassurance is what got the patient killed.
@weird_FM There is enough evidence that many of your colleagues don’t. The main issue is that as a non medic you should not be seeing undifferentiated patients, and legally a patient shouldn’t be seen by a PA twice for the same problem. Emily Chesterton is an example of this.