This will go down in history as one of science and medical research's greatest achievements. Perhaps the most impressive. I put together a preliminary timeline of some key milestones to show how several years of work were compressed into months.

At the end of my career, I will not care at all what my h-index is or how many papers I published. However, I will care tremendously whether I was a good mentor and had a positive impact on the lives of others. I want to live those values every day from now until then.

gov.uk/government/pub… "The NHS has always been, and will always be, a people business" . If we keep this as the North Star, remember the NHS staff at all levels in our deliberations and the patients/citizens we will get there.

Wow East Midlands Airport and a pint of Harvest Pale for under a fiver? Crack on!

#ERS2022 insights into dyspnoea & COVID-19 Prof Dom Shaw takes us through the problems with portable pulse oximetry *issues with darker skin tones, anaemia and blood pressure *clinical negative consequences of NEWS *presentation focused on anaemia CARE NEEDED: use additional obs

Check out the cakes! Amazing anatomical detail. Great start to the severe asthma clinic.

Medical research is not easy and doesn't always make a difference- this paper should: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36066450/ Pulse oximetry error from darker skin may delay clinical care. Look at the respiratory rate, not the sats!

Tasso, top Diabetes and Endocrine doc, learning a lot from our Cuban colleagues.

Hard at it in Cuba learning about lung disease. Beautiful country.

Unfortunately Hospital canteen was shut in Havana. Working lunch had to be moved

2 legends of Respiratory Medicine and me. Good times in Barca this year.

Afternoon all What a handy graph. #JustSaying #juniordoctors #medtwitter

Everything you wanted to know about asthma but were afraid to ask sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #asthma

Sedative medications: an avoidable cause of asthma and COPD exacerbations? thelancet.com/journals/lanre… You really need to read this timely reminder about the potential hazards of sedative meds in acute exacerbations of airways disease

Whoa! What an amazing set of jobs for respiratory trainees at NIHR Nottm BRC Lung. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to start your Resp research academic career. INSPIREresp

⭐️We have a fantastic agenda for our Respiratory Medicine on the Acute Take study day tomorrow⭐️ If you are attending please arrive between 8.30-8.55 for registration & refreshments ☕️ If you will be tweeting throughout the day please use #RACPN23