If only there was an example@of how to radically improve A&E performance in the NHS ⁦𒊓𒅂𒁓𒐗𒐕𒐗 Steve the skeptic⁩ A&E target set to be raised, despite NHS missing lower bar hsj.cdn.wilmingtonplc.com/2024/01/05/ae-…

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Health minister Maria Caulfield CBE has just BLOCKED my colleague Alison Moore @alijanemoore also on Bluesky - I assume becuse of this very worrying story hsj.co.uk/east-kent-hosp… ....so I've made it FREE to view. Please RT

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The timing of the election might cause problems for some, esp students coming to the end of term or those who have holidays booked (whoever they intend to vote for). The solution is to apply for a postal vote. Here’s the link to do so. Please share. gov.uk/apply-postal-v…

Another day in Rishi Sunaks NHS. A bin catching the water coming from something leaking in the ceiling

Robert Peston Richard Bentall #FBPE @richardbentall.bsky.social A great way to encourage every young person to register to vote and decide their own future!

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All we ever wanted was our healthy full term baby to be born alive. What followed was the worst life sentence anyone could imagine. Please watch on Sunday as families share their challenges and grief. #BrokenTrust #maternity #Nottingham Pls RT

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In all our 8 yrs of meetings, Ian and team was the worst. Refusing to accept the CQC knew about Harriet’s death within 3 yr limit. Email exchanges prove they did know. CQC response on #BrokenTrust was they did not know. But you did Ian, we told you and provided the evidence.

Greatest fell runner ever! King of the Fells runner Joss Naylor dies aged 88 - BBC News bbc.com/news/articles/…

If a child died at a school from something avoidable, there would be urgent full investigations, the HSE would be all over it. And if it was felt to be negligence they would prosecute and quickly. The cqc took over those powers from the HSE. Almost zero prosecutions

Great scenes in Middlesbrough where there are loads of people out to help with the clean up after yesterday’s disorder

You know how sometimes I write things? I wrote this one at the weekend. My parents (90 & 93 yrs) were my editing advisers. Thanks to Joe Hawkins for a thought-provoking The BMJ paper (link in article) & to The Guardian for inviting an Opinion piece. bit.ly/TalkNotTests

AMUdoc 💙 Kathryn Mannix That's so true Vincent and the heroic, 'always do something' paradigm often doesn't serve patients or clinicians. Where possible, simply asking patients what they want for themselves, esp when framed around the value of their time, offers them choice, dignity and agency.

Another sensible and long overdue measure Ministers introduce plans to remove all hereditary peers from Lords theguardian.com/politics/artic…