@noel_willcox @Nigel_Farage You don't seem to understand the elements which make up this figure .
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ManySposob
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If this was @Nigel_Farage the left would be screaming from the rooftops. £231,306 claimed in expenses in a single year by a Green backbench MP whilst working people are being squeezed from every angle.
Families are struggling with mortgages, rent, food and energy bills, yet Westminster continues to treat taxpayers’ money like an unlimited expense account.
The political class have become completely detached from the people footing the bill.
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Imagine a profession so important, yet so completely out of touch with the population they serve.
Nemo Salus 🇬🇧@NemoSalus
British teachers 🙄
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@NeilFlochMD Maybe a crossed purposes thing, I was requesting examples of AI lacking ability to exercise wisdom etc. ? I don't see AI in your examples.
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1. Independent contractors such as CVS have opened clinics in pharmacies with NP to see patients, competing directly with private practitioners.
2. Hospital systems hire NP’s to work in the emergency room seeing patients and performing procedures for 1/3 the pay.
3. Nurse first assistants have already replaced surgeons to assist a primary surgeon or surgeons in training in community hospitals.
4. NP are hired to do competing clinical work as opposed to working under physicians in hospitals systems
5. Independent companies seek NP and other mid-level providers to do the work of physicians at a lower cost.
6. Social workers see psychiatric patients instead of psychologists as they are paid a lower rate
7. Clinical pharmacists see and adjust medications and prescribe medications semi-independently
All these mid-level providers are needed by the system and are very helpful but must work under the supervision of a doctor - the point is…. They should not work independently!!!!!
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Doctors share your frustration as well. Please don’t make the rules and the system, we have been marginalized and eliminated from decision making. Those with power believe we are overpaid and not cost-efficient so more Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants will be seeing more patients. They are intelligent people, well trained and competent but not at the level of Physicians.
Bryan Beal 🎧@bryanrbeal
If I have to see an NP instead of a real doctor, I want a 50% discount on my bill This is quite the racket healthcare providers have devised. Most of the time you go to the “doctor“ you’ll never see a doctor at all. You’ll see a nurse practitioner. But they’ll still bill you as if you had seen a doctor. Even though the nurse practitioners are far less educated and trained, and paid much less.
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Does it mean all office workers can drink at work?
The Daily Britain@dailybritainonx
Darren Jones, MP for Bristol North West, insisted fellow MPs have the right to drink at one of several Commons bars because they are 'office workers' and 'not conducting open heart surgery’.
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@RabbiPoupko You know how you give anti malarials, anti parasitics and antihistamines ?
Same thing for genocide.
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I am not a doctor.
Is there someone who can explain to me the medical use of all these materials found in the Shifa hospital in Gaza?
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Have to agree….she has abandoned her Bristol Central constituents and will be enjoying lavish holidays abroad at the taxpayers expense….she’s another Green MP fraud and shyster…..
Jack Palance@shiningfourth
A By-Election is needed straight away, she isn’t representing her constituents.
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@GenZ_Surgeon @Jessseglee Probably better explained by pre existing neurocognitive excellence.
Try using AI for your differentials you seem to have overlooked many FOs
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@ManySposob43335 @Jessseglee Lols.
Rhetorics are powerful tools,my friend, but even they can't obfuscate your cognitive dissonance.
Talking about tests, you should probably see a psychiatrist for a mental evaluation; spot diagnosis for delirium is glaring.
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Is it ethical for doctors not to be paid well knowing they have families?
Medic Toriq👨🏿⚕️@MedicToriq
Is it ethical for doctors to go on strike knowing patients may die?
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@NeilFlochMD You are about to be surprised.
Give 2 examples.
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@ManySposob43335 AI can provide knowledge but it cannot instill experience and wisdom.
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@NJ_Timothy If the law is changed every time a phrase carries multiplicity of meanings someone might congratulate and take you out.
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The police say they want to arrest thugs who chant “globalise the intifada”.
It’s a call to murder British Jews.
But the CPS won’t commit to prosecutions.
So why won’t Lammy change the law?
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I am under attack for saying Labour’s claims about getting immigration under control are fake.
Because they are fake.
The situation is horrendous, much worse than people know.
Hundreds of thousands of rejected illegal migrants are still here. Deportations are a tiny fraction.
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@TrishHodkinson @RupertLowe10 Restore offer something Reform do not.
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I like @RupertLowe10 but if his party gives Makerfield a Labour victory I feel he won’t be forgiven. Stand down Rupert and put country first. Please🙏
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@Vmartine1905 He hasn't consulted an accountant has he.
Trussonomics lives.
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So £83 a month? So you do an extra 7.5 hours a week? And if you take off 6 weeks holiday (until they strip us of the right to holiday by leaving the ECHR and giving employers more rights) it means an extra 345 hours a year for an extra grand.
Robert Jenrick@RobertJenrick
If you work at the Heinz factory near Wigan, do an hour and a half overtime every day, you’ll be *£1,000* a year better off. Reform will make work pay again.
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@GenZ_Surgeon @Jessseglee Are you really a med student ?
In my day there were reasoning tests.
Which did you pass ?
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@ManySposob43335 @Jessseglee Sequitur*
Are you trying to sassy-talk your way out of the topic ?
Resorting to Ad hominem instead of addressing the subject must be your way of wriggling out of accountability.
Lastly,perhaps you should trade your "taste"for a dictionary if basic words seem strange to you.
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@SiamaQadar So naive.
All that will happen is employers will restructure salary into basic plus overtime with basic hours at minimum wage. Those on 70k salaries will pay more tax incentivising fewer salaried roles. Self employed can avoid 4 different taxes. Just illiterate.
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Incredible policy: if you work additional hours beyond 40 hours per week and earn under £75,000, those extra earnings would be free from Income Tax.
This is how we incentivise hard work and reward effort work hard, play hard, and keep more of what you earn through tax-free💫🇬🇧
Robert Jenrick@RobertJenrick
It’s really very simple: In their deeds, even if not always in their words, every other party is for shirkers. Reform is for workers.
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@GenZ_Surgeon @Jessseglee Being boring or lacking taste are just two further non sequitors.
Are you relying on readers not knowing the words you use ?
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@ManySposob43335 @Jessseglee Only if you're obsessed with insipidity.
It's non sequitur advocating that doctors should be paid so they can discharge their duties properly; But it's a valid "sequitur," suggesting doctors should sacrifice their family for stranger because doctors chose to have family.
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@hol40900 Yes it's a recipe for disaster. A dozen objections on its own merits alone. Sort of thing an MP might come up with over a pint in a bar.
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A promise of “£1,000 more for workers” always sounds neat on a poster, but the missing line is how it’s paid for and who quietly loses out elsewhere in the economy. Reform UK and Nigel Farage know the slogan travels faster than the detail ever does.
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Why do English taxpayers give £23.5bn to Scotland to fund their benefits system?
Daily Mail@DailyMail
SNP: We'll never cut back £7bn bill for benefits trib.al/t5tSMBa
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Voters of Makerfield are faced with an unenviable choice.
The choice of whether Andy Burnham becomes our next Prime Minister.
He’s u-turned on tax, on trans and on Europe in the first week of the campaign.
He’s another Starmer, with no vision and no plan, but even more left wing and will destroy the country faster - having said what he thinks voters want to hear in order to get elected.
If you don’t want Burnham as the next Prime Minister, and you live in Makerfield, there is only one candidate you can support.
And he’s not in Restore.
Jacob Rees-Mogg@Jacob_Rees_Mogg
If you want Andy Burnham to be Prime Minister vote Restore…
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