Dr Sarah Henshaw

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Dr Sarah Henshaw

Dr Sarah Henshaw

@hennymiddle

Shropshire lass, mamma, golden retriever owner, GP Trainer, 💕walking, a good sing, being outside & a dance round dining room to Radio 6.

Shrewsbury, Shropshire Katılım Mart 2011
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Doc Em🕷🇪🇺@DocEmUK·
@Keir_Starmer @UKLabour If you fund a service that can afford to meet ‘wants’ then fine. At the moment the NHS can’t reliably meet needs. You’re setting expectations of caviar but funding mushy peas.
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@mgtmccartney This sounds so interesting. Who would benefit from attending? Useful at Partnership level?
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Margaret McCartney@mgtmccartney·
The Centre for Evidence and Values in Healthcare is now open for booking: The business of healthcare. bringing together doctors, vets and dentists to talk about how money affects what we do, and why; all things QOF, salaried/partnership, equity of access, commercial pressures/..
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Doc Em🕷🇪🇺@DocEmUK·
A message for @wesstreeting We know you’re busy with residents, and probably consultants soon, but could you spare a few hours to have GP chats please? Basically, we need you to say ‘get on with it’. We know what we’re doing and we know how to do it. By all means chuck in a few useful parameters such as personal lists and continuity, which have a decent evidence base, but access requirements will only detract from GP-delivered care. You need to trust us. I don’t know what you think our motivation is, but I can assure you it’s patient wellbeing.
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Sitso Amankwah #TeamGP 💙 😷 🇬🇧 🇬🇭 🇪🇺
Sitso Amankwah #TeamGP 💙 😷 🇬🇧 🇬🇭 🇪🇺@Dr_Sitz·
This month- sadly - I step down from my GP partner role. Have been going through a lot on a personal level, I need to be a better husband and dad, and hopefully rediscover my love for General Practice. But fuck me Wes, you are not making it easy to find things to enjoy…🧵
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Ben Maxwell
Ben Maxwell@drbenmaxwell·
@wesstreeting profession needs to give 3 months notice of an indefinite walkout unless some reasonable demands: a promise to restore pay soon; reconstitution of the DDRB terms of reference which averted industrial action for so long; & making a sensible number of training places. Gloves off
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Stephanie deGiorgio@DrSdeG·
This seems well dodgy and prob isn't from RCGP. They aren't here so I can't ask them, bit a link that long makes me nervous to click, so I won't!
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Dr Dave Triska
Dr Dave Triska@dave_dlt·
📝 The Opus Referrals aren't clinical summaries anymore. They’re legal arguments. They’re auditions for care. What happens when a failing system decides a patient's pain isn't worth a consultation, but a performance. 👇👇👇👇 open.substack.com/pub/davetriska…
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@Petagna We are off to Corfu next Saturday it looks dire 💦 can you offer any hope?!
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Anish K Patel
Anish K Patel@anish_k_patel·
NHSE put out how they are going to measure if urgent cases are being seen on the day. TLDR: Objective-Measure Mismatch. The Objective: >90% of urgent cases presenting to general practice are seen on the same day. Urgent being defined by the clinical team at the practice. 1/n
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Dr Peter Weeks
Dr Peter Weeks@DrPeterWeeks1·
Compulsory Advice and guidance… Get stuffed . As an experienced GP ,if i need advice i will ask,if not i won’t. There you go. If the trust refuses to see patient then my advocacy means i will do WHATEVER is necessary , local MP/local/national press.
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@wesstreeting We currently wait several months for the reporting of such scans. (Shropshire) More scanners won’t help this.
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Wes Streeting@wesstreeting·
For too many women, a broken bone is the moment they realise osteoporosis was already there undetected, untreated. New NHS scanners will help thousands of patients get tested sooner, start treatment earlier and prevent painful, life-changing breaks.
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@DrSdeG @dave_dlt I’d love to hear this and share with my practice. Do you have any resources you are able to share? X
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Stephanie deGiorgio@DrSdeG·
Yay, that went really well. Thank you lovely delegates for being enthused and discussing topics. When people laugh and contribute it makes my day
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@PrimaryCareNHS The irony. Too busy triaging I’m afraid. How about putting this on when most GP’s can attend, have you even been in a GP surgery on a Monday?😉
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Dr Sarah Henshaw@hennymiddle·
@SM314789 @DrHuw This⬆️. My experience certainly. 4th baby. In prolonged second stage labour, previous stillborn baby and not until I shouted / swore at the midwife team did they get a medic. It was truly awful.
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The Scientific Method@SM314789·
@DrHuw In her first pregnancy, my GP wife was small for dates, had oligohydramnios and breech. Agreed with consultant an elective section would be safest. Yet every other interaction was someone trying to pursuade her to have a ‘natural birth’. Felt under real pressure.
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Dr Huw@DrHuw·
Would it be controversial to suggest that many problems in maternity started when midwives stopped undertaking nursing rotations prior to midwifery?
Sophy Ridge@SophyRidgeSky

We've had a new report out into maternity and neonatal care and honestly... there's not a single surprise in it. It's still - and I don't use these words lightly - a total disgrace. We've had multiple reports telling us this. And yet the same problems keep happening. Women not being listened to - mums and babies being harmed or even dying - when they shouldn't be. So many people have their own stories - I'm sure if you're listening to this right now you might have your own story - or know someone who does. There's one thing I wanted to pick out from the report by Baroness Valerie Amos. The investigation heard cases of women who had lost babies being placed on wards with newborns. This might seem like a little thing. But can you imagine losing a baby. The worst moment of your entire life. All those hopes and dreams for your child's future. Carrying the baby inside you - feeling it grow - and then the blood, the desperation that maybe it's going to be ok, surely it's got to be ok, and then the reality that you've lost your child. And then what happens? You're put on a ward full of other mothers just like you... but these mums have their little babies in their arms. That is not just negligent. It is cruel. And it also happens systematically throughout the NHS. Having a miscarriage? Go to the maternity unit. Just had a scan where you'd hope to see your baby kicking but actually find out it doesn't have a heart beat? Go and sit down with all the happily pregnant mums. This is symptomatic of a system where women are treated like vessels not like people who should be heard and listened to. Because bringing life into the world can be the happiest time of your life. But it can also be the worst time of your life. Either way - it's the most important moment. And that's why we've got to get this right.

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@Keir_Starmer @UKLabour @mgtmccartney @wesstreeting @DrSdeG @Petagna @2manypeople4me @anish_k_patel