Opinions my own. Paramedic. Medical things, education.

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Joined August 2017
Who said Learning the Cranial Nerves could not be fun
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Headache basic info from mediconotes for general knowledge
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On #InternationalWomensDay, we are celebrating the inspirational women working and volunteering across #TeamLAS. Thank you for the incredible job you do for Londoners in need 💚 #EmbraceEquity #IWD2023 @womensday
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Watched this last night, took all my serotonin and understanding of paternal bonding
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Yeah trauma & cardiac arrests are what we all want to do. But a day filled with referring/discussing people with specialty’s/other HCPs rather than just throwing them in the ambulance & going to ED because ‘its easier’ is just as rewarding. Pre hospital care is cool. – at South West, England
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Pathophysiology of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). #medtwitter #foamed #meded #pulmonology #usmle
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Pls share! It’s going to be v cold over the next few days. If you are concerned about someone who is sleeping rough, please @Tell_StreetLink. They help people to find local services that can help them. Send an alert via streetlink.org.uk or call 0300 500 0914 #DontWalkBy
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I hope the Damar Hamlin case becomes a requiem for moving cardiac arrest patients out of public view. The moment he collapsed he owned the entire stadium and that’s exactly how it should be. Restart the heart before you depart. It saves lives.❤️
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Replying to @TiredSgt
Never understood the emergency services culture of time in job = ability. Firmly believe this is the case 👇🏻
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Compensation Mechanisms for Impending Hypovolemic Shock #medtwitter #foamed #meded #usmle
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Yes, paramedics feel they are more misused than an aubergine emoji. But can we pls stop blaming patients? If they can’t access services, if they haven’t been educated, if they haven’t been empowered to make healthier lifestyle decisions- can we blame them? We reap what we sow
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Someone I try to measure my practice against, cheers John.
After 25 years working for @Ldn_Ambulance - #Cycle #Paramedic John is retiring! A sad day for #TeamLAS - a fantastic colleague and paramedic. Thanks for all you have done for our patients and enjoy the rest! #TeamLAS #tuesdayvibe #London #Ambulance
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Surrounded by colleagues who went above and beyond the last few weeks for patients. Despite the minimal negative aspects of work, it makes me love my job.
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The bit I don’t understand is why no one telling the public that their expectations of the #NHS are simply too high. There needs to be an element of self care first for many. GP appointments are available, as are A&E services, but we cannot cater for the worried well.
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1/THREAD Why would adenosine, a purine nucleoside, be able to treat supraventricular tachycardias (SVT)? And why are its effects so short lived (e.g. <2 seconds)? The answers will change the way you think about this drug. #tweetorial #medtwitter
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If you're not a paramedic but you think you know what they do, PLEASE read this I think everyone in healthcare should read it, but ESPECIALLY emergency medicine and primary care clinicians 1/
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Today is a tricky day. I have just submitted my application to be removed from the HCPC as a Paramedic. Over the weekend I undertook my last clinical shifts for the foreseeable future, and I wanted to vent somewhere. 9 years ago I excitedly went to the HCPC with some friends…
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Nearing the end of the NQP period and contemplating taking that barista course
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When you’re about to ask a patient if they’ve had chest pain as part of your systems review
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