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Serving Consultant-Up-Near-Triage | The cheek, the nerve, the audacity, the gall, and the gumption

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Rhea Liang@LiangRhea·
Costs doubled and the original verdict strengthened to DIRECT discrimination rather than indirect discrimination. Exclusion of trans women on Aussie dating sites is ILLEGAL. (As it should be). 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️✊️
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Just in! The Full Federal Court has dismissed Sal Grover’s appeal against findings she indirectly discriminated against transgender woman Roxy Tickle after banning her from her women-only app The Court also found that Ms Grover directly discriminated against her #TicklevGiggle

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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
"I intentionally gave her an ugly scar so she would think twice about self harming again" There are far FAR too many horrible doctors out there who are proud of their cruelty.
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
@dymonite69 In any case the framing in the quoted post is heavily one sided and takes no consideration of nuance in a complaint
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
@dymonite69 I disagree with the assumed starting point that the learner hasnt been specific. I suspect its more likely there is an ego protective framing of what happened and the complaint from the consultants complained about.
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
Consultants have complaints made about them for using 'knowledge based questions' as a bullying weapon. I've never heard of a complaint purely because knowledge based questions were asked.
Louella Vaughan@DrLKVaughan

English medical culture as well, esp in big teaching hospitals. But I can't remember the last time I saw this. If anything, the residents are hesitant to show off their knowledge. Consultants have complaints made about for asking knowledge-based questions. /

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Graham Smith
Graham Smith@glurcher·
@rahttled_doc Doctors should set themselves apart from the growing band of non-doctors by having an understanding of the science underlying the conditions they see. Too much of just following a protocol that will occasionally fail.
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Louella Vaughan
Louella Vaughan@DrLKVaughan·
Musing on The Pitt, one of the most striking things was the depiction of Competitive Knowing amongst the doctors. Who knows the most. Who has read the latest/biggest/most obscure journal article. Who has done something totally badass before. This used to be a feature of /
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
@DrLKVaughan @DilipNathwani Perhaps. Although I think the power gradients at play skew the weighting very heavily towards seniors as perpetrators. I take a heavily skeptical view of any reports that a complaint was purely due to it being a knowledge based question when I have no access to both sides report
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Louella Vaughan
Louella Vaughan@DrLKVaughan·
@rahttled_doc @DilipNathwani ☹️ I think it safe to say that some people, of all ages and grades, are not very nice. And like to create problems for others using whatever means are available to them. See also the weaponised use of Datix.
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Rhea Liang@LiangRhea·
NO medical student should ever be publicly humiliated... but nevertheless, Krishna Surapaneni provides a useful cognitive reset to Affirm, Build, And Change after such events. ABC’s for learners to respond to public humiliation in medical schools academic.oup.com/academicmedici…
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
@DrLKVaughan On the bright side @DilipNathwani did teach me one important lesson from the experience. I never want to be like him in my own supervision of juniors
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
@DrLKVaughan I would love to see both sides of those stories. I've been a victim of 'knowledge based questions' as a weapon as a student and it nearly broke me to the point of suicidality.
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Louella Vaughan
Louella Vaughan@DrLKVaughan·
@rahttled_doc I have direct experience of this! As do many of my colleagues. Some of whom are exceptionally mild.
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@DrLKVaughan Are there any examples of consultants having complaints about them purely because they asked knowledge based questions? I find that hard to believe and suspect it downplays how they incorporate those questions
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Louella Vaughan@DrLKVaughan·
English medical culture as well, esp in big teaching hospitals. But I can't remember the last time I saw this. If anything, the residents are hesitant to show off their knowledge. Consultants have complaints made about for asking knowledge-based questions. /
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
"Oh I thought you were too young to be a FACEM" I dont care if its blatant flattery. It works and you can have the worlds best end of term feedback
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Melanie Usher
Melanie Usher@mjgal·
Is it an ultrasound in the UK as well or a sonogram?
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Rattled Doc@rahttled_doc·
@Dr_Done_ UK and Aus MedReddit are often peppered with threads lamenting the lack of nurses performing cannulation. If they get their wish and its made a purely nursing task are new junior docs going to be self flagellating if they say "oh im actually shit at it because I never do it?"
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@Dr_Done_ They're American. In the US cannulation is primarily a nursing task. In that context its an entirely appropriate comment and not at all self flagellating. They probably are a bit shit at cannulation because they work in a system that doesnt require it.
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Dr Done
Dr Done@Dr_Done_·
Self-hating doctors are the entire reason medicine is the global disaster that it is.
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