ExplosiveEnema

But they didn't just abandon Drs They abandoned the PAs who they spent the past decade lying to. And now we have a cohort of graduates facing anxiety around job losses while College Leaders clink wine glasses in Grand Halls congratulating eachother for a job well done Cowards

When I was a nine-year-old schoolgirl, my teacher asked us to write a news article. She told me, 'All I want to know is Who, What, Where, When, and Why.' It took me two attempts, but I finally produced a piece that she said satisfied exactly what a reader needs to know. So, let us play teacher with Chris Mason today. Let us look at how he manipulates and manufactures drama for the BBC, a service we pay for. Who: He cites 'friends and allies' of Wes Streeting, using anonymous whispers instead of a single official statement from a man who has neither resigned nor told the media he is standing. What: He describes 'jostling on the start line' of a race that does not officially exist, masquerading speculation as a foregone conclusion. Where: He sets the scene in a fictionalised 'expected race for leader', ignoring the reality that governance happens in departments, not in a journalist’s imagination. When: He claims a challenge is 'imminent' to create a false sense of urgency, despite no confirmation of any such move. Why: He does it to feed the 'anger factory' and secure clicks, knowingly trading national stability for media ratings. Journalism is supposed to inform citizens, not project chaos. @ChrisMasonBBC has failed my teacher’s test. He is not reporting the news, he is attempting to invent it. Do we pay the BBC so that journalists can play soap opera directors with our future? #BBC #ChrisMason #Journalism #UKPolitics #Starmer #WesStreeting #Truth #Accountability

Nice side effect of this change is that we will get to hear all the justifications for delaying further strikes New minister, need time... All while the mandate runs down

Brilliant show of continued solidarity with the strikes Some interesting implications for many different reasons Regardless, I hope the new health secretary takes note

Imagine paying all that money just for him to get the sack after chickening out against Keir Starmer I wonder if they kept receipts?

If politicians wore who they took donations from like a sponsorship shirt this is how @wesstreeting would look. Share and retweet. Oh...and bite me.

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Just a thought. Wes Streeting owes his political status to the support he’s received over years from Peter Mandelson & Morgan McSweeney at Labour Together. He wouldn’t make a move against Keir Starmer without Mandelson’s say so. So look on this as Mandelson’s & Morgan’s revenge.

@zaynhasn I trust you Zayn so deleted the above But hopefully they become a bit more vocal about the replacement agenda, not moved to comment simply when it affects their status

@ExplosiveEnema2 And a lot of the senior registrars there i worked with are now consultants there. LRI ED did have a lot of east mids GPVTS rotating through there who iirc had similarly good experiences there despite working there in a challenging covid wave.

Want to know why mainstream media is dead? Because the public get more honest information from a community note on @X with @elonmusk The NHS is a mess & instead of holding @wesstreeting to account, journalists are frothing over a leadership campaign Where are your priorities?

No offense to anyone in this group but that 5 years of medical school, plus foundation years, plus post-graduate examinations, plus a portfolio of QIPs and publications? That's nothing compared to a podiatry degree topped up with a distance learning course

So…basically anyone - whatever their base profession- can do anything related to “general medicine” now in the NHS Whether that be a GP, Acute Medicine or Medical Registrar In short? Having failed to convince more doctors to do GIM or its ilk? The system has decided ‘anyone’ can do it. What is that campaign ran by the @RCPhysicians once upon a time.. Ah yes #MedicineIsBrilliant 😎

@ConorGogarty Hi Conor 👋 There should be a paper tail including who specifically in the senior management team closed the datix It's in the public interest to know who exactly tried to sweep this under the carpet The PA is at fault, but there is a wider cover-up here enabled from the top

Indeed, we have seen a log on the NHS' Datix reporting system showing a hospital employee raised concerns over the PA's conduct in the procedure – alleging "avoidable patient harm and negligence" – yet the log states this report was 'closed' in January, without any explanation.

NEW: A hospital has admitted breaching its duty of care when one of its physician associates botched a vulnerable patient's lumbar puncture. Newport's Royal Gwent Hospital initially closed its investigation into the incident without even telling the patient but...

@ollieburtonmed @drnic1 You too? Interesting those consultants who buried their heads in the sand have suddenly become vocal

It turns out I'm blocked by a few of the voices replying to this thread but the common theme is disbelief that NCs are on medical consultant rotas - I don't understand why that would be surprising when there's ample evidence of non-doctors on medical rotas anyway.

@TJCoats @Mary_Tom11 @hlnewey @trentconsultant The Blackpool example is frequently cited. The Trust, set in a deprived coastal community and struggling to attract candidates for its consultant roles, advertises for a non-medical consultant for its ED rota, before backing down under pressure. hsj.co.uk/workforce/hosp…

@TJCoats @Mary_Tom11 @hlnewey @trentconsultant system) have created an environment where you will see precisely what the authors of this publication have found - Trusts, encouraged to set their own scope for non-medical clinicians, quietly promote non-qualified internal staff to tier 5 to avoid the Blackpool-style publicity.

@Shr_Nottingham @haemopoiesis There is one who I just discovered has me blocked. I've never interacted with him Appears he's taken a very hands off approach, avoiding many difficult conversations about replacement of residents He's suddenly found his voice after the latest paper about Consultant replacement

I’m curious as to what all the consultants that have minimised the impact of Resident doctor substitution & denied / feigned surprise about non-medics working on consultant rotas have to say as this very deliberate policy direction is slowly & undeniably revealed Very curious🤷‍♂️

@HullHospitals @HullYorkMed A baby is born not breathing Why is the 1st instinct of your PA student to film a medical emergency to post it on @tiktok_uk for likes? She then roll her eyes in disappointment when the baby is stabilised A Complete disregard for human life

They told us APs weren’t replacing doctors, yet the FOIs showed they were. 5000 doctors have shared their grave concerns about how APs are being employed in the NHS and the impacts, including safety fears. We’re sleeping walking into disaster if this isn’t urgently reviewed

Still no turnout for the last set of strikes How curious