HDFT_SDEC

Beauty in the NHS

Bitesize training in SDEC. ECG interpretation.

Huge congratulations to Kayleigh, SDEC CSW, for her well deserved Making a Difference Award. Proud to work alongside this awesome human being.

Farewell Sian from all your friends in SDEC. 12 years at the trust with 3 years served in SDEC. Thank you for everything. You will be missed.

@sam_flec @Emaperidol As an older nurse I take mild offence at this. Very often the response a Dr gets is proportionate to the actions/behaviours exhibited. Whilst I do not condone unkindness or nastiness occasionally a realist response can be interpreted in a negative manner. Not always brutal.

@Emaperidol As a nurse this does not surprise me one bit. Older nurses can be absolutely brutal. Unfortunately I don’t think the “eat their young” mentality will die out until they all retire

10 years of training so far - Number of times a physician made me cry: 0 - Number of times an RN made me cry: 9 Just making an observation

@FPLKSI @massimonks @Xeon4f145d96s1 Can’t understand your objection. Dr. Mess in most hospitals exclusively for Doctors. Hardly engenders team cohesion.

@massimonks @Xeon4f145d96s1 Yeah it is. The nurse could have asked kindly and/or arranged an alternative area in the hospital. Just imagine the reaction if a doctor did this. But also, why does the room even need to be blocked off for the whole day?!

Happy International Nurses Day from SDEC. Proud to work alongside such fantastic individuals

@danny_mercer Very simple solution: task needs doing, who has the skill set for said task?, who with skill set is free to do task? Boom they do the task.

I'm just an F1 on-call, flying around, seeing patients I've never seen ... wondering why so many nurses can't bleed their patients tonight I've heard: 1) im not signed off after 2 years asking 2) I never get it so I paged you 3) I haven't done it since uni - SIX years ago

The rate elusive lesser spotted NHS teaspoon.

Nursing is not an easy job. It is complex both clinically and emotionally. #JeremyVine

@ivabrodine Team work. There is a task. Whomever has the skills and is available to do the task does the task. Simples

Tell us you're attending an ED induction without telling us you're attending an ED induction.

@AlexNevard @greatyorkshow The Womens Institute serve a cracking cul@of tea and fine great sandwiches.

I love the #GreatYorkshireShow but honestly cannot find a decent cup of coffee to save my life. Any advice? @greatyorkshow

Amused by the advice given in the Bed Race programme. How are we supposed to watch it?

@thakursachin77 Oh dear.

Sadly out of action from cricket for a few weeks.....

Good day collaborating with YAS colleagues promoting SDEC and YAS referral pathways.

@mevparekh If a task requires doing, who has the skill set to carry out said task? who is available to carry out task? Whoever has the skill set and the time should carry out the task no matter how insignificant someone may perceive that task.

Me learning to say “that’s not my job” is how I survived (thrived?) 7 years of being a medical registrar and (mostly) evaded burnout, yeah I don’t make tea or dip urines very often because I want to focus on getting my work done, so I can leave work on time and focus on life.

@harrogate_urol Wow

Join us for our Care Support Worker Recruitment Open Day this Mon 14 Feb at Pavilions of Harrogate. Find out about the range of roles on offer at @HarrogateNHSFT and the support you’ll receive through our training programme. More info: bit.ly/3JijzO7

👇 fantastic opportunity from the brilliant (and generous) team at @casc 👏

Meet the team.....Maria is our longest serving apprenticeship team member, Maria is renowned for her extremely neat writing skills ✍amongst her other attributes @withoutstigma #NAW2022 #Apprenticeships #BuildTheFuture @jokingo5 @beady_stace