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Dr Rob@rob_heighton·1d

That's still spreadsheets. That's where the spreadsheets came from

@ratlimit@ratlimit

Something feminine about a man using spreadsheets. You were meant to trade grain in ancient Sumeria

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Becky Lavelle@DrBeckyl·1d

@DoctorsVoteUK @wesstreeting "The power to stop these strikes lies squarely with the government and the Secretary of State. So what on Earth are they playing at?" What, indeed. For "a drop in the ocean." (Rachel Reeves, July 2024). All of this could have been avoided.

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Robert Howard@ProfRobHoward·1d

At my age, almost all doctors who are still working are chronologically junior to me, but this is just gratuitous from the Health Secretary. Solidarity with our resident doctor colleagues for the next few days.

I have to remind myself to not say junior doctor as I used it to refer to myself for many years But this is deliberate

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Holly@SocialistHB·2d

This is not the view of Nurses. Absolutely ashamed and embarrassed to see the chair of RCN Congress speaking like this. You do not speak for us Linda.

@DrHWazir Not up for solidarity with a union that is happy throwing other healthcare workers and international doctors under the bus. You whinge on about substitution - who do you think will be doing the work while you are on the picket lines?? You've had a better offer than any of us!

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Jan Hansel@VirtueOfNothing·3d

Zero surprises here. A high-ranking @theRCN official making comments like this is very on brand given their previous hostile messaging. Ultimately, it’s just shortsighted union leadership.

@DrHWazir Not up for solidarity with a union that is happy throwing other healthcare workers and international doctors under the bus. You whinge on about substitution - who do you think will be doing the work while you are on the picket lines?? You've had a better offer than any of us!

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Joe Pick@isitsleepytime·3d

Not a suprise that anti-doctor hostility runs so blatantly amongst senior nursing figures. But still disappointing as I think you’d be hard pressed to find any doctor be against our nursing colleagues getting a fair and reasonable pay rise. Respect is apparently one way.

@DrHWazir Not up for solidarity with a union that is happy throwing other healthcare workers and international doctors under the bus. You whinge on about substitution - who do you think will be doing the work while you are on the picket lines?? You've had a better offer than any of us!

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DoctorsVote@DoctorsVoteUK·3d

Hi, have you considered joining a union and negotiating with the Government for better pay or striking?

@DrHWazir Not up for solidarity with a union that is happy throwing other healthcare workers and international doctors under the bus. You whinge on about substitution - who do you think will be doing the work while you are on the picket lines?? You've had a better offer than any of us!

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DoctorsVote@DoctorsVoteUK·3d

@DrBeckyl @DHSCgovuk They have more time for posting than actually avoiding these strikes. Wes Tweeting

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consultantplatinumpizza™@Xeon4f145d96s1·3d

How long before Linda deletes this and claims she was subject to online bullying and self-victimises herself for her moronic tweets?

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@DrHWazir Not up for solidarity with a union that is happy throwing other healthcare workers and international doctors under the bus. You whinge on about substitution - who do you think will be doing the work while you are on the picket lines?? You've had a better offer than any of us!

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Ollie Burton@ollieburtonmed·3d

If a country wants to have doctors, it 1. Has to train them 2. Has to pay them to work to provide 24/7 services 3. Has to treat and pay them well enough to *retain* them once fully trained, as they are internationally sought after amidst a global health workforce crisis.

Another doctors strike looms next week - I took a look at one of the central issues making doctors angry, thousands can't get training jobs. But with each pay rise they become more expensive for the NHS to train while patients wait for treatment: thetimes.com/uk/healthcare/…

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Jamie Murphy@Microbedoc2·5d

You can design these clinical models without consultants too, as we aren't being liability sponges for expansion of non medical roles.

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Mackey: We’ll reduce our reliance on doctors in response to strikes ift.tt/mTSjKP4

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James Steen@BMA_James_Steen·4d

I’ve seen someone else on here suggest that the retired doctor who wrote this was a “junior” doctor in 1974 when he was “happy with £7,500” Just so we’re all clear on the maths: £7,500 in 1974 in today’s money is: 🔹 £114,756 by RPI inflation. 🔸 £72,046 by CPI inflation.

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DoctorsVote@DoctorsVoteUK·4d

@DHSCgovuk You've been talking about these "jobs" for months. They were meant to be live now. Are you seriously suggesting DHSC were planning on doing an all-nighter to get them through?

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DoctorsVote@DoctorsVoteUK·4d

Doctors are working over the bank holiday weekend. They are often working on overstretched rotas, but put in a Herculean amount of work for their patients. On a BH the lowest paid member of staff is a doctor. This sort of low effort disrespect is why doctors are striking.

justmyself@justmyself666

@NHSuk Is that if the Dr's can be bothered to turn up and not play strike!

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Dr Jinnie Shin 🦀@jinnieshinnie·5d

Workforce planning should not be a bargaining chip. Patients need to see doctors. The NHS is on its knees and a Labour government is treating it like a political football. Very disappointing.

The offer we put to the BMA Resident Doctors Committee would have brought forward 1,000 specialty training places to fix bottlenecks. They have rejected this offer and announced more strikes. This is the impact on those places as a result 👇

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Partha S Kar 🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥@parthaskar·6d

@Davewwest imagine the situation of the folks in these posts.

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Ollie Burton@ollieburtonmed·5d

'When I took office I was struck by the mismatch between the numbers of resident Drs & available training places. My commitment to you remains that this is too important to treat as a transactional matter.’ -Wes Streeting MP, before making it a transactional matter

Thanks to this Government resident doctors have already received a 28.9% average pay rise. The deal on offer goes further on pay, and would create more training places - including 1,000 now. The BMA can’t even offer an alternative proposal. I’d urge everyone to read this👇🏻

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