Iain Brooke-Bennett (@ig_bennett) 's Twitter Profile
Iain Brooke-Bennett

@ig_bennett

@StJohnAmbulance National Medical Response Team Lead (volunteer) | @_Royal_AMS Nursing Officer | DipIMC | Personal Account - All views/cats my own

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BFBS Forces News (@forcesnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This parade marked a historic moment as three regiments came together 🏥 The Royal Army Medical Service brings together the Army’s medical, dental and nursing corps Find out more ➡️brnw.ch/21wOFQc

Iain Brooke-Bennett (@ig_bennett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not going anywhere just yet, but definitely looking to move away from Twitter soon - for reasons that are obvious but shall remain unstated. Follow me on Bluesky if you have the app - bsky.app/profile/igbenn… and please do suggest accounts to follow!

James McNulty-Ackroyd (@mcnultyackroyd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Final push on this🚨 I have half the people I need so far & I submit one week Monday 😅 If you work/worked in the military or humanitarian sphere, please comment or share to improve the reach of this post 🙏🏼

British Army 🇬🇧 (@britisharmy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Airborne medics have gone underground, looking to apply lessons learnt from the Ukraine conflict to improve survivability on the battlefield. Using everything from cellars to quad bikes, 16 Medical Regiment worked on making itself harder to detect. Find out more ⬇️

Airborne medics have gone underground, looking to apply lessons learnt from the Ukraine conflict to improve survivability on the battlefield.

Using everything from cellars to quad bikes, 16 Medical Regiment worked on making itself harder to detect.

Find out more ⬇️
Simon Ferrier (@abfeastanglia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Despite the 🌧️ grey, drizzly weather in Colchester this morning, soldiers from 16 Medical Regiment are getting in the festive spirit today as they head out on a Christmas PT session raising funds for the Army Benevolent Fund to support the Army family.

UK Health Security Agency (@ukhsa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW #UKHSAVirusWatch DATA: #Flu continues to increase in all age groups, while #RSV is decreasing and #COVID19 remains at baseline levels. If you’re eligible, there’s still time to have your vaccines and #GetWinterStrong 💪

NEW #UKHSAVirusWatch DATA: #Flu continues to increase in all age groups, while #RSV is decreasing and #COVID19 remains at baseline levels. If you’re eligible, there’s still time to have your vaccines and #GetWinterStrong 💪
Ian Higginson 🌈 (@rcem_vp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Called out NHSE’s narrative that it’s possible to provide safe care in corridors. Used strong language putting our statement together, reflecting Royal College of Emergency Medicine members’ and colleagues’ strength of feeling on this matter. Degree to which corridor care is normalised is dumbfounding

Called out NHSE’s narrative that it’s possible to provide safe care in corridors. Used strong language putting our statement together, reflecting <a href="/RCollEM/">Royal College of Emergency Medicine</a> members’ and colleagues’ strength of feeling on this matter. Degree to which corridor care is normalised is dumbfounding
Royal College of Emergency Medicine (@rcollem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have made it clear that the NHS temporary escalation spaces (TES) guide is "normalisation of what is an unacceptable and dangerous situation". RCEM Position Statement: tinyurl.com/rcemTES RCEM News: tinyurl.com/rcemNews1612 TES guide: england.nhs.uk/long-read/prin…

Department of Health and Social Care (@dhscgovuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone has a role to play in helping the NHS get through a difficult winter ❄️ @WesStreeting highlights three things you can do 👇 More info: nhs.uk/live-well/seas…

Dr Haseena Wazir (@drhwazir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The number of experienced staff within the NHS is falling. 28% of staff have five years experience or less, and the figures for nurses and midwives with 10 years or more experience have dropped dramatically. The increase in inexperienced staff results in a ‘rookie factor’ which

The number of experienced staff within the NHS is falling. 28% of staff have five years experience or less, and the figures for nurses and midwives with 10 years or more experience have dropped dramatically.

The increase in inexperienced staff results in a ‘rookie factor’ which
The BMJ (@bmj_latest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Creating a sense of team among those who work together can make a big difference and often starts with small actions, Abi Rimmer hears bmj.com/content/387/bm…

Prof Alison Leary 💙#ProtectNurse (@alisonleary1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is so sad to see care simply described as a series of technical tasks and little understanding of context, risk or consequence. It is also exploitative. Such "tasks" come with responsibility and accountability. I have been an expert witness in several such civil cases.

#Hello My Name is Sally 💙 (@nursemaiden) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Prof Alison Leary 💙#ProtectNurse And we wonder why deteriorating patients go unrecognised - task allocation has replaced clinical expertise of the Registered Nurse. No amounts of NEWS charts, check lists & proforma can replace expertise, skills and knowledge that a Registered Nurse Research shows it evidence

Iain Brooke-Bennett (@ig_bennett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As part of the St John Ambulance England organisational restructure, I'm delighted to announce that the Medical Response Team continues - now as a specialist Community of Delivery. The centrally managed team operates out of four hubs across the country, supporting counties where needed!

As part of the <a href="/stjohnambulance/">St John Ambulance England</a> organisational restructure, I'm delighted to announce that the Medical Response Team continues - now as a specialist Community of Delivery. The centrally managed team operates out of four hubs across the country, supporting counties where needed!
Cormac (@coconaill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some thoughts on the progress SJA has made over the last number of years, a difficult organisation at times, but ultimately a societal good.

Some thoughts on the progress SJA has made over the last number of years, a difficult organisation at times, but ultimately a societal good.