Julie Parsons

@Victoria_Rixon @sendagenda we now have a a temperature and I believe she is impacted no scans no nothing please someone she says pain everywhere but her stomach is burning Before that I’d drafted this early hours - We had a second night a collapse on standing, but also the second night there has been not been continuous cardiac monitoring throughout the night despite documented bradycardia, low blood pressure and low oxygen. Stomach pain with no scans since admission 19th and no disempackion taking place despite at one point agreement it would - She does conceal her pain but it will usually be exhibited as behaviour at some point even at times I’m caught out not fully recognising it, exhausted, I wake up and remember the pattern.. the masking to get home, to be discharged, to as she says never return and that she won’t tell them the pain A long time ago I used to work supporting GPSTR rotations - we had a set criteria when I worked at GP VTS and it was that GPSTR were continually supervised whilst on ward rotations, especially at the beginning of a rotation .. Is the #doctorsstrike impacting care and safety? When we look at many other countries medical staff are paid more, there appears to better retention of staff and countries like Australia seem to offer a better work - life balance theguardian.com/society/2023/j… @TheBMA and @theRCN warned that inadequate pay and poor working conditions are driving NHS staff abroad, causing more staff shortages. Thousands of nurses in England apply for overseas work certificates - rcn.org.uk/news-and-event… A @gmcuk survey found that 84% of overseas-trained doctors consider countries like the US, Canada, and Australia to offer better salaries and quality of life than the UK. The UK ranked poorly in 14 out of 15 categories including workplace respect and work–life balance - theguardian.com/society/2025/j… GP Rotations used to start for 4 months including at the beginning of August for 4 months and a trainee GP would cover many specialties over the 3 year training scheme including the final large block of rotations being in a GP surgery The doctor on earlier yesterday day had been the one that my daughter has felt most comfortable with and the nurses have as always been brilliant on ward The local hospital has also provided several reasonable adjustments - the anaesthetising team were superb There is a clear effort from some within the local hospital to support a young autistic girl to be involved in some of her care and decisions where possible and safe to do so, which will no doubt help towards autonomy and independence and better outcomes In healthcare - bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/2/e… @wesstreeting @keepnhshonest @JuliaCa20602661 @martinimarie @Beth_Tastic @ElissaNoves @KenZeroHarm @sheilaoliver16 @c22cuk @CQCProf @LabourKeriHowe @AIMautistic @Autism @bmj_latest