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Junior doctors in Wales begin a 72-hour full walkout over pay. PRESS RELEASE:➡️ bma.org.uk/bma-media-cent…

IMPORTANT: please will BMA Consultants complete this very short survey (<2mins) from Sakkaf Ahmed Aftab (chair of BMA Yorkshire) to help inform the discussion on next steps 🙏 Please do ASAP & RT/ share by email/whatsapp surveymonkey.com/r/ZKR7M6V

A re-ballot of junior doctors in England will take place from 7 February to 20 March to extend our mandate for strike action, and provide us with a mandate for action short of strike (ASOS). Vote ❌ YES for strikes ❌ YES for ASOS bma.org.uk/juniorspay

If you are a bowel cancer patient in England, ask your surgeon, nurse or oncologist: Do I have #LynchSyndrome ? It may improve your chances of recovery, and save the lives of your family members Bowel Cancer UK Lynch Syndrome UK Bowel Research UK

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Hospitals in Gaza need remote help in nephrology (especially paediatric), cardiology, oncology, ophthalmology, dentistry and gastro for tele-consults. Arabic is preferred but not mandatory. If you are able to help then DM me to pass on contact details Hany Ragy Sarah Moharem Elgamal, MBBCh, MSc, PhD👩🏻‍⚕️🫀

Yes, the following doctors are now in a dispute with Govt: 🔸“Junior” Doctors 🔹Consultants 🔸SAS Doctors 🔹General Practitioners (GPs) Govt appears to want a war with doctors on all fronts: Pay / funding 💷 Patient safety 🚨🤕🤒 Replacement by PAs 🔄 Training numbers👨🏼‍⚕️👩🏿‍⚕️🧑🏽‍⚕️

Average Nursing salaries: Start- Average: USA £45,000 - £65,000 Australia £40,000 - £45,000 Switzerland £57,600 - £73,730 Denmark: £45,000 - £60,00 England: £28,407 - £35,000 Northern Ireland: £27,055 - £33,000 Why is there a Staffing Crisis? #SOSNHS #FairPayForNursing

For the sake of patient safety, it's vital the role and responsibilities of physician associates are set out clearly. Our new guidance does this, and we encourage employers to adopt it immediately. bma.org.uk/the-doctor-wil… Watch Philip Banfield 💙 set out why this is so vital.

I'm in this tweet, and I know I'm not the only one, and I'm sorry for the lateness of the hour. Had a text from a prominent and clearly collaborative MDT-focused member of #paedstwitter last night, asking where I stood on PAs, as they were concerned about scope creep.

Deputy Registrar Royal College of Physicians quits over data presentation at #RCPEGM A loss of a colleague who I have grown to know well over a short period of time I really advise senior leaders to reflect & stop hanging out people to dry And the NEED to run things by Council What a mess

Imagine going through a 5-6year medical degree (not incl all your effort at school!), £100k debt, to get chucked randomly around country, and THEN find you don’t have a job yet… this country hates doctors

A laparoscopic cholecystectomy is a major operation with significant major potential complications, including mortality. Even as consultants, there is a great deal of scrutiny on the number of cases and the complication rate. It is also an excellent training procedure for

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Prof Banfield announces The BMA taking legal action against GMC in respect of PA’s and AA’s sharing good medical practice and terminology of ‘medical professionals’ being applied to both. Working in conjunction with Anaesthetists United.

As we mark the 77th year of the NHS, meet Harold — a 102-year-old former GP who began working before the NHS existed.   From serving in the Army to delivering babies by candlelight, Harold spent decades caring for others.

The results are in: we have a clear mandate to strike. More than 90% of you who voted in our ballot, voted YES. You’ve made it clear: enough is enough. Our fight for full #PayRestoration for resident doctors in England continues.

The bottom line with all NHS staff, not just doctors, is that unless you make the NHS a decent place to work, with a decent enough salary to be able to pay off your debts and afford to buy a house near where you work, or at least know where you’re going to be working in the next

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