Dr Paramjit Panesar

Read a patient story highlighting patient experiences with our new access model and patient triage. #NHS m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Insightful publication on the 75th birthday of the NHS. Anyone that understands the importance of the NHS really should watch. #nhs #privatisation youtu.be/LJspc_i8f4g

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Read our update on our innovative access model providing 120-140 clinical triages per day and high patient satisfaction, excellent staff satisfaction and early diagnosis for the more severe conditions. m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

I’m not against any Consultant AHP roles, they’re not new and they are usually paid at band 8+ BUT I do disagree with AHPs being told to work at an equivalent level of a medical consultant, which is absolutely not what the role is meant to do 🤦🏻‍♀️ (1/2)

And we have a free media?

In response to anyone describing the NHS as a ‘bottomless pit’- that’s a fallacy created by people who do not want it to continue. The service was judged to be the best in the world in 2014 and 2017, and finally slipped to 4th in 2021. Our public… theguardian.com/society/2021/a…

Really interesting to hear the American perspective on healthcare and the reason why so many clinicians are leaving medicine. youtube.com/watch?v=b4HIwK…

The effects of abuse: how practices are impacted by verbal, physical and social media attacks - Pulse Today pulsetoday.co.uk/analysis/cover…

Incredibly concerning graph especially when some are spinning there are more doctors in primary care Patients up, qualified GP doctors down (and I suspect complexity up as well) - not a good combination

Post office service used these categories to group postmasters in modern Britain.

This was so shocking and disgusting. Is it risk to give diversity info? 'Chinese/Japanese types', 'Dark Skinned European Types' and 'Negroid Types' - an archaic and offensive term from the colonial era of the 1800s that refers to people of African descent. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-657304…

@AnnieMeakin1 Thanks Annie. We’re all fine thank you. Team handled it amazingly!!

Waiting for the police to arrive on site as a patient has threatened my safety, has been into the building 3 times, found my car and photographed it. Does make you think why this vocation #nhs #zerotolerance

@NottsLMC @drcartersingh Thank you @NottsLMC and @drcartersingh plus everyone who has reached out locally and farther afield. Amazing support. We are all doing fine. Well supported by the police and the team here have been amazing. Thank you again. Bw

@PS_Panesar Dear Dr Panesar, we are so sorry to see this. This is totally unacceptable and we are here to support you. Thank you for all that you and your team do. You're amazing. There is absolutely #noexcuseforabuse @drcartersingh

Thank you everyone for the amazing messages of support. The police were amazing. Looked after all our team and everyone is fine. My thanks to the local #police and my thanks to my amazing team who are truely the best team I have worked with period.

I haven’t read the article but this is terrifying if it has any substance behind it. Patients should be very concerned. Med school and years of training gets me to capable. Medicine is not a career to just step into. Not without adverse patient outcomes. #nhs

The ‘Plan’ is just a recognition of the problems Workload - Retention - Burnout No extra funding to recruit & retain Only 2.7% increase £ this year but 10% increase in costs Of massive concern is the spin on GP numbers in the report 2000 fewer fully trained GPs not more

Dear general public - sorry we (GPs/primary care/NHS) can’t offer service you would like or need - we are working at 120% & demand outstripping supply - every practice is short staffed & under funded. New IT/phone lines might help a bit. But unescapable fact just not enough GPs