US based training schemes actually have their OWN residents, who don't rotate off somewhere else every few months and represents both a real investment for them to cherish and train, and are the future of their service and hospital. UK training is the literal opposite.

repost from Reddit. A Trust in the U.K. tonight, without any strikes taking place. Wes Streeting Shaun Lintern Sky News LBC News

If you are a doctor and are proud to stand behind our chairs Dr Melissa Ryan 🦀 and Dr Ross Nieuwoudt like and repost this message.

I can't help but feel that the threats made by Wes Streeting and various NHS lackeys over recent days may have actually increased the strike turnout relative to the ballot turnout...

Mr Andy Hacker 🇺🇦 Dr Kevin O'Kane 🇺🇦 Professor Karol Sikora BucksHandExpert ProfKarolSikora Prof. Sikora, after a long NHS career, now holds lucrative private roles and opposes junior doctors' strikes for pay restoration despite real-terms cuts they've faced. This fits "ladder puller": succeeding via public system, then denying others

Wessssss, why are doctors paid less than their assistants Wesssssss

I guess now trusts know they can get the BMA to call off the strike by simply refusing to provide cover. I'd expect to see this tactic everywhere within days.

This video needs MUCH more attention reddit.com/r/doctorsUK/co…

Dr Sandeep Bansal Full pay restoration for UK doctors (est. 25% uplift, costing ~£4B/yr) offers 3-4x ROI via retention savings (£250k/doctor), cutting £2.4B agency fees, and £4 economic return per £1 NHS spend (NHS Confed). Balances erosion (4-10% since 2010, per Nuffield) against affordability

To sue, or not to sue, that is the nashtion: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The reviews and changes of Professor Leng, Or to take 'officers' into his sea of troubles...

It's amazing how many people are animated about staffing levels on strike days

Cope and seethe, cope and seethe.

We need to consider the role of Royal College of Physicians in UK medical training and the NHS at a time when UK members and fellows are falling in number Paying members should get the vote but UK policy should be determined by UK members

Context is vital to these data. There were around 50,000 junior doctors working in the NHS by 2018, from around ~45,000 to 48,000 in 2013. The number of ANPs working in 2018 is not directly known but estimates come to the 'low thousands', and that number had experienced major