The IO didn't work...
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Doesn't sound like you're quite ready to go back... take care of yourself xx
Five Lessons for Emergency Medicine from Mission: Impossible
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Got to be a bari sax surely
And it all feels normal now! Welcome 😊
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What a penalty shoot out... Mitov is a hero! #Scottishcupwinners
We paid around £800 to get a dead diseased pine taken down and all taken away last year
Not as far as I'm aware but haven't needed one in daylight hours for years
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Oh ouch sending sympathies.
Have you got a local physio (when you stop vomiting)? Invaluable for my neck and back spasms.
Or...
"I thought you said they were sick! They look fine..."
Well, yes that was 30 minutes and 2 L of fluid ago....
I did not know this!
Me neither!
Hello Dr Linda Dykes, Thank you for messaging. Was it: RCEM responds to new ONS research into deaths linked to long A&E stays - rcem.ac.uk/rcem-respond... you were looking for? With this data featured: www.ons.gov.uk/releases/ass...
Nor a bigger mouth (waiting room)
I don't want a bigger Emergency Department.
I want a functioning social care system and a primary care service that can meet demand.
If we don't get that, the blockage in ED is going to get worse and more people are going to come to harm and die.
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What is this witchcraft?! We haven't been without patients waiting for beds for months...
Ramadan mubarak to you and all others observing this month. (Time to go shopping for a little something for my supervisees)
This is breaking us but why is this sold as an EM/ED crisis? We could cope with the attendances but just don't have space to care for them. Not enough beds for patients who need admission, partly because of social care delays causing bed blocking & partly due to funding. All causing excess deaths.
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Morning folks.
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I just can't.... 😭🤦♀️
Survived a CQC inspection... first one ever!
Can't imagine they have any more than bare minimum of staff given that they are a charity reliant on donations so it will only take one person being sick for something like this to occur. Maybe use your platform to raise funding awareness & donations?
Pre covid a colleague and I did some work on Dr's wellbeing and an issue that repeatedly came up was the need for spaces to rest, so this story is sad but not surprising www.bmj.com/content/388/...
Almost every shift I have a period where I feel like I've completely lost control and have no idea what's going on. Usually coinciding with a queue of resident doctors wanting advice, the priority phone ringing and the nurse in charge "just letting me know" about something!
