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I was interviewed for this role back in 2017 and Colin Melville was appointed instead. I won’t be applying again…but let’s encourage others to step-up and move things forward.

These 2 Plymouth rioters have been convicted of 209 previous offences + they told the police they were rioting because immigrants cost the taxpayer too much money. Judge Linford made them work out how much their offending had cost Britain's taxpayers over the last 38 years.👇🏻

Amid all the hate, nice reminder popped up on my Twitter feed today….basic stuff which I still should improve on…sometimes enthusiasm and wanting to get things done spills over into not listening enough to others at a different point in the journey

We welcome this new guidance from Royal College of Physicians. Led by Prof @ParthaSKar, it’s aimed at fostering high-quality local training for Locally Employed doctors and international medical graduates (IMGs). Every doctor deserves the opportunity to grow their careers based on their

A reminder…..you can only have 2 of the 3…so if you want high quality and prompt healthcare (or anything else) you have to pay for it…or just accept low quality and fast or high quality and slow…healthcare, education, food, public or private sector…no magic exceptions

Brexit

I could start some of the training for the Sumo wrestling today if it’s going to be included in 2028

Cremation forms going on September 9th 2024 as part of statutory Medical Examiner procedures so soon will ne historic but, yes, until then crem forms are not covered by NHS doctors

A rather harsh Tripadvisor review of Ben Nevis… “Very steep and too high” “No facilities at the top”

If only this were true…..

Hey…I was watching Antiques Roadshow and it got me thinking that perhaps if we sell the George Cross awarded to the NHS after COVID, we could afford a couple more beds…anyone know where it is atm ?

David Oliver: The risk assessment for NHS England’s long term workforce plan should worry doctors bmj.com/content/385/bm…

Much of the increase was due to temporary licences and registration being granted to those that had come off because of Covid pandemic measures. A lot of those are now coming off register or relinquishing their (temporary) licence to practice

To be fair, most of her mates would just have gone private, and the rest could have been recommended to buy a few less lattes or flat whites to save up for their treatment

At the last but one Royal College of Physicians AGM I asked whether they would cap exam fees to percentage pay rise of doctors…I was told it’s a decision for Federation of Royal Colleges…. Who is biggest member of the Federation?…ummm silence…

Whilst the country debates assisted dying again, our hospices face a funding crisis. Evidence shows concerns about inadequate palliative care is a major reason people consider euthanasia and assisted dying. Hospices hit by funding crisis - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…