Connor Dibblin
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Connor Dibblin
@ConnorDibblin
He/Him | Junior Doctor | YouTuber |#MedStudentTwitter
London Katılım Aralık 2011
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There’s been a glitch in our trust computers since an IT update so we can’t use an internet browser for non-intranet websites.
Today I had to fill out a ReferAPatient *and* type out an entire whole spine MRI report on my phone.
If you know, you know…
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Directly following a four-day public holiday weekend… this one will be tough on everyone unfortunately. #JuniorDoctorsStrike
Resident Doctors@BMAResidents
11-15 April will be the next round of Junior Doctors strike action in England. The Government is still refusing to make a credible offer - or any offer at all - to resolve our dispute. Read more: bma.org.uk/juniorspay
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Connor Dibblin retweetledi
11-15 April will be the next round of Junior Doctors strike action in England.
The Government is still refusing to make a credible offer - or any offer at all - to resolve our dispute. Read more: bma.org.uk/juniorspay
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@AbbieTutt In some countries it is 10 10 week rotations too. Just depends what the goal of the number of jobs is. Is longer in one place better or more exposure to different departments and hospitals?
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If the UKFPO programme is just about learning how to be a doctor then what is wrong with four 6 month rotations instead of 6 four month rotations.
The majority of us aren’t going into the jobs we get as rotations so what harm does it do to allow two extra months 🫠
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@clarissascortex The actual course test is 100x easier than the pre course
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@zackferguson @drcolinm In Aus it’s 5 jobs in internship year (~10weeks each) compulsory med, surg and ED, then often 5 jobs in 2nd year with much more choice over the terms (eg someone surgically inclined could do ICU, Ortho, neurosurg, acute med, urology). Agree it’s short in each one!
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@drcolinm None of the specialty you’ve mentioned are currently compulsory in the FP? Ensuring every specialty is represented would result in very short placements. I just feel longer placements would allow immersion and integration within a team. This is the approach I would take.
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If I had complete control:
FY1: 6mo Surgery, 6mo Medicine
FY2: 4mo ED, 4mo GP, 4mo a (guaranteed) supernumerary specialty of your choice
Max 2 different hospitals. Abolish almost all ePortfolio requirements. Substitute teaching for weekly small group case debriefing.
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Connor Dibblin retweetledi
There you go @DHSCgovuk fixed it for you with inflation to compare.
Source:
in2013dollars.com/uk/inflation/2…
Assumptions:
Inflation at 5% 22-23 (less than half what it is now)
Department of Health and Social Care@DHSCgovuk
📈 NHS nurses received a pay rise of at least £1,400 this year, on top of a 3% increase last year. We're grateful for their hard work and regret that some union members have voted for industrial action. More details on how nurses' pay has gone up 👇
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@techpriest @Louisdebernard @gasbagheera That’s exactly how it is at my inner London DGH, where one FY1 covers all ~ 400 medical AND surgical beds with 1 med Reg and SHO in AMU and a surgical Reg on take.
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@RobbieUriarte @sk_d97 Curious how you’re getting that number? 37.5 x 14.13 x 52 = £27,550 but I suppose that would be an England based FY1, I’m not sure what the other nation’s hourly rate works out to
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If an FY1 junior doctor worked a regular 9-5 Mon-Fri 37.5 hour rota, they’d make £22,956 a year.
The Civil service grad scheme pays £27,000 and accepts applicants with a 2:2 in any discipline.
Tell me junior doctors aren’t getting ripped off…
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@Not4Twos FY1 pay for 12 hour bank shifts would be £240 before tax in London 🥲
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@Disgruntled_SHO I do not 🤷♂️ there is not a chance to sleep as night ward cover FY1
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Granted, a fair few of these are the same people trying to get hold of me multiple times for the same thing, and two of them were MET calls. But it doesn’t feel very sustainable!
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My bleep went off 112 times in 12 hours today.
That’s once every 6mins 30s.
As weekend ward cover FY1 in a mid-size inner city DGH, how does this compare to other FY1’s experience? #MedTwitter
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@OrthopodReg But Simon didn’t you hear him?
Everything is everyone else’s fault all of the time, just like the fall of the Roman Empire… 🤦♂️
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Hey Nick
If I need my phone and a coffee, then protein and allegory aren’t gonna help.
You should get in the sea.
Nick Adams@NickAdamsinUSA
MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: I stand by everything I tweeted about alpha males. This country is not fulfilling its potential because of soy latte drinking effeminate men. It's time for the young men of America to put the iPhones and Starbucks down and pick up a Bible and eat a steak.
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@AbbieTutt Had it yesterday before the start of my twilight shift, absolutely fine yesterday and today
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Today did not spark joy (double maths while simultaneously first on-call)
So, to balance out, here’s how I make bacon pancakes
#yourewelcome #medtwitter
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@KatyandToast Lies! This Sunday is worse, I have so many more bleeps! 😅
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To any F1 who has had the worst day ever as weekend ward cover. You got through it. It does get better. Even tomorrow will seem better. Trust me. That Saturday, eight years ago is still probably my worst ever shift.
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