Top tier Consultant ACP. Ex-PA. Quad registered Nurse, Physio, Paramedic, Pharmacist. ACP MSc & years of experience. Does anyone need a senior review?
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Some say that his medical knowledge is lacking, and that if he took a doctors exam, he'd probably get his name wrong. All we know is he's called the ConsUltaNT ACP and works at ST3 level with ease.
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Time to eat some humble pie.
Information sent to me from ehat i wrongly assumed to be a reliable source, about two accounts appears to have been false.
Whilst I am here to stand up for APs, this is not about intentionally throwing shit.
So apologies to @isitsleepytime @DrHuw
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Fucking noctors... oh...
The chief expert witness, DOCTOR Dewi Evan, in the Lucy Letby case diagnosed an eight-year-old boy as 'bulimic' when he was actually suffering from a brain tumour.
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Lacks suicidal empathy? I hope that isn't directed at Vaish Kumar?
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A consultant DOCTOR wanted to administer chest compressions to a patient who was conscious and talking.
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Shes at it again.
@czbikerchick is actually on another planet.
She loves playing the victim, then turns into the bully.
Typical.
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The NHS without other clinical thinkers. A thread.
"No, sorry, can't administer medications PRN for pain. I'd have to diagnose the patient with pain and decided what to do. Exam, diagnosis and clinical decision making. Thats a doctors job."
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"Patient not urinated for 10h, swollen abdomen, cant bladder scan to identify 1000ml in the bladder, thats an investigation. Cant catheterise because I cant say hes in retention, thats diagnosis and treatment. Fast bleep urology"
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NHS trust to reexamine 4,500 breast cancer cases after BBC found failings including unnecessary surgeries bbc.in/46CHhlY
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