Dmytro Babelyuk 🇺🇦

🇺🇦🗣️ “It’s not correct to say that Mykolenko got injured with the Ukrainian national team camp. He didn’t have a single training session with us. This is an injury he sustained at Everton.” Serhiy Rebrov (c) Head coach of the Ukraine NT #mykolenko #Everton @EvertonNewsFeed

@Mikemoran1804 @EvertonNewsFeed @Everton Of course, Everton are paying his wages, so you expected to be protective towards the player. Playing Myko for 90 minutes twice in 3 days straight after injury has nothing to do with that and does not align with any of the rehab or RTP protocols. So, it needs to be addressed.

@DimaBabelyuk @EvertonNewsFeed @Everton We pay his wages, he plays when we ask him to. And it was 2 games in 4days

🇺🇦 Vitalii #Mykolenko has left the Ukraine national team camp with another muscle injury. Why? Because @Everton rushed him back on the pitch just 18 days after his last injury and made him play 2 full 90s in 3 days. That’s not recovery, that’s negligence. (1/2) #Everton

@FollowEverton @Everton It’s a normal practice to call the player up to make a final decision after NT medics evaluate the player (especially if they are not allowed to go to Ukraine). The same used to happen to Lunin, Tsygankov, Talovierov and others who left the NT camp after internal testing.

@DimaBabelyuk @Everton Shouldn’t have called him up. He was fine in those fixtures although he didn’t play well

Shocking unprofessionalism from @Everton 😡which is unbelievable to witness in 2025, in the Premier League. Now Mykolenko faces a longer rehab — but does anyone at the club even care? (2/2) #mykolenko #everton #PremierLeague #injury

Haaland injury. Potential high ankle sprain + deltoid ligament injury. The angle of ankle eversion was not critical, so Haaland may be lucky to avoid grade 2-3 damage. Crutches and boot used as a precaution until the scans are done. #Haaland #ManCity #injury

Just impossible to bear #russiaisaterroiststate

We’ve written to healthcare leaders, chief medical officers and employer organisations about the regulation of physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs). You can read our letter on our website: gmc-uk.org/news/news-arch… The letter explains more about our approach to regulation, including our role in helping to make sure PAs and AAs are working within their competence and that they’re appropriately supervised. We've also published information about the Dr Zaw case, as the tribunal decision has been misrepresented as setting out the responsibility and accountability of doctors when supervising PAs and AAs. You can read this on our website: gmc-uk.org/-/media/docume…

A few weeks ago, I was honoured to present the first findings of my PhD doctoral research at the PA Development Forum at Cardiff City Stadium. Thank you to @HEIW_NHS and @DrICollings for the invitation and the opportunity to share and discuss the latest results of MAPs research

More than 3000 participants from 85 countries with 98 presentations, one of which was mine. Lots of thanks to @footballmed for organising this incredible event. For three days, Civitas Metropolitano became a home for networking and experience in the field of athletes’ health.

📚 I’m delighted to announce that my abstract has been accepted for a presentation at the Isokinetic Conference. My presentation aims to cover the principles of health economics to improve decision-making in elite sports medicine. #isok24 @footballmed @FDellaVilla

Тест на поганого лікаря: 🚩 назначає кругом противірусні препарати 🚩авторські методики 🚩проти вакцинації 🚩лікує акне пологами 🚩виводить шлаки та чистить судини 🚩назначає в/м антибіотики 🚩на любу лихоманку назначає антибіотики 🚩профілактичні крапельниці

Regulation is changing. Legislation passed by the UK parliament means that we’re legally required to start regulating physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs) from the end of this year. Regulation will assure patients, colleagues and employers that PAs and AAs can work safely and be held to account if serious concerns are raised. This is the underlying purpose of regulation, for doctors, for other healthcare professionals, and will be for PAs and AAs too. We’ve been working with a wide range of individuals and organisations representing doctors, patients, PAs, AAs, educators, supervisors and employers to shape our approach. This is also the first in a series of steps towards future reforms, which will help us become a more effective and compassionate regulator for everyone we regulate. Read more about this work and how you can get involved 👉 gmc-uk.org/about/how-we-w… #regulationischanging

It’s out!! The UEFA Women’s Elite Club Injury Study, included more than 1500 injuries during 2018/19 to 2021/22, which most likely makes it the largest prospective study on women’s football injuries to date globally. And open access! bjsm.bmj.com/content/bjspor…

PhDs, do you ever wish you could see inside an examiner's mind? I have been a PhD examiner for 15+ years and have collated all the key questions colleagues of mine ask in PhD Vivas in this cheat seeht. 🎁 This is my present to you.

Together with the GP registrars committee, we’ve released a new statement setting out our position on MAPs (medical associate professionals). We also cover prescribing guidance for doctors working with these staff. Read it here: bma.org.uk/news-and-opini…

🟩 Чому для всіх нас настільки важливий Чендлер Чендлер був і є символом кожного, хто використовував гумор як захисний механізм - усіх бідних, «не гарних», товстих, низьких, «не таких». Ми усі це він 1/6

Wow! Who knew that staggeringly large waiting lists were not caused by covid/doctors strikes but rather a "decade of underinvestment in the NHS, chronic staff shortages & neglect of social care have undermined efforts to tackle it"👇 Answer: Most voters in next general election

Here is the October 2023 updated position of the Royal College of GPs in relation to PAs. rcgp.org.uk/representing-y…

Reliance on physician associates risks patient safety, doctors say. Reports @katlay in @thetimes thetimes.co.uk/article/8cc03b…