Jane Fish

A different era indeed. Many tributes to Professor Ellis. He was a legend. In my opinion what is worse today than earlier years in NHS, is the demise of the clinical firm with Drs now doing shifts, nurses doing 12 hour days, continuity of care has been lost and more fragmented.

▶️No answer about where those now kept from being referred to hospital are recorded - they won't appear on waiting lists in secondary care, so where will they be? Simply waiting elsewhere in the system, not showing in stats! There are many more questions to be answered! 3/3

RT @dave_dlt: This morning. One GP practice. One hour. 240 clinical tasks before most people had started work. Four every minute. No politi…

RT @WendyNowak: I have had enough of this. It's doing my head in!!! NO PATIENT IS SAFE UNTIL THE LENG REVIEW IS IMPLEMENTED. Pls sign/share…

RT @drcmday: "What's the problem. We did our job. We crushed the whistleblower. We stopped the case being heard and got rid of all the bad…

RT @ArturNadol7566: A doctor has now spent almost 12 years in a legal fight after raising patient safety concerns inside the NHS. Think ab…

@alisonleary1 @mancunianmedic Alison you really do not deserve these comments. Surely not made by anyone who knows you. You are held in very high regard nationally in the nursing profession and multi professionally. Your work and research has really made and continues to make a difference. #safestaffing

@parthaskar Partha - I closely follow your tweets -& your work: diabetes/Royal Colleges/physician associate threads. Your passion for your patients and their safety through medicine I find so impactful. Thinking of you - this is tough. Your Mum clearly inspired you. Take care of you. 💕

2 years to the day… A part of me broke 💔 Never a day goes by without something in my mind The person who gave me the fire and the passion Miss you Forever & always Ma x

@mancunianmedic David I totally empathise with you. I saw only a few weeks ago that Nottingham hospital declared a critical, safety incident at the early stages/introduction of EPR across the Trust. Nightmare.

RT @kesleeman: This is the crux of it for me. The @RCPhysicians, @rcpsych and @GeriSoc have all said they can’t support this Bill. They hav…

in 2016 the NHS tried to cut headcount; managers, admin, back office. redundancy cheques were huge the work didn’t go away. It came back as consultants on day-rates, interims and agency cover. Consultancy spend trebbled to £22.65m in just two years.

GP Crisis has been manufactured by successive Govts @NHSEngland @DHSCgovuk GPs are desperate to increase access for patients but have seen 20% £/patient funding The alternative approaches to access have been more costly, created fewer appts & worse have seen fewer GPs available

stuck with redundancy costs for a chaotic reorganisation he can't not finish, an unaffordable 8.5yr plan he can't start... ... a row with the doctors he doesn't know how to end and nowhere near the beginning of sorting out social care. myemail.constantcontact.com/Breath.html?so…

Who better to get us to think differently about nursing workforce challenges than the inimitable Prof Alison Leary? #NursingLive @alisonleary1 @annemarieraffer @ShaunLintern

“We need to rethink the ‘scandal’ narrative in the NHS” bmj.com/content/391/bm…

There are 69 NHS trusts still paying off old PFI debts. And new PPP schemes could lock us in again. The NHS can’t afford another generation of debt. It’s time to say: no more private profit from public care. We can’t let history repeat itself. 👉 everydoctor.org.uk/talking-points…

RT @anish_k_patel: I speak to retired GPs and the pattern is obvious. They miss the patients, not the job. Not the grind, the tick boxes, o…

Every shift I feel like I'm being set up to fail. Government neglect leading to crowding, hallway medicine and reliance on a CT scanner 25 kms away. Some solace in knowing that my misery is shared by every other emergency physician.

@NickHolmesMusic @TheBachChoir @davidhconductor Thank you for this review. It was incredible. Truly 5 Stars. @TheBachChoir @davidhconductor

Read my five-star review of Mahler's Eighth Symphony at St Paul's Cathedral in London, with @TheBachChoir and conductor David Hill @davidhconductor, celebrating the Choir's 150th anniversary. nick-holmes-music.com/2025/10/13/mah…

RT @rhianmannings: Today I’ve taken a quiet moment to reflect on how this life, this journey - truly began. It started the day we lost our…