Whilst I don’t fully agree with the rationale behind the strikes, taking away a valid employment right to withhold labour isn’t the way forwards and rather undemocratic.

If anyone working in a patient facing role has that little regard for safety, they shouldn’t be doing it. I know what the assistants can do though, milk, no sugar please….

An utter disgrace. We all have an overriding duty of patient safety. An independent review highlighted important safety concerns and UMAP don’t like it so they are throwing away any responsibility for safety.

As a single person in a small house with no changes, I’m not going to use 3 times the amount of energy! This is just greed….

Hi @OVOEnergy - you’ve trebled my direct debit payment for an account that is already in credit and was building credit each month at the old amount without explanation or justification. Your app doesn’t allow me to reduce the payment.

Something to put on clinic letters!.

RT @isitsleepytime: Time to crack this out:. Outcome 6 ✅. Training done

Good luck to our wonderful @emsa_heem residents! @EMGAITorg.

RT @nervecentrehq: More digital transformation news…. We’ve signed a 10-year contract with @ULHT_News to provide their new #EPR. It’s a pa….

I say this as someone who loves tech, but has parents that I know don’t/can’t use the app and could be left behind as their healthcare needs increase. (And if we could stop messing about with the folk at NHSE/HEEM and let them support education as they have for many years please).

We sort of need a maslow’s hierarchy for the nhs. The basics, estates, staff, supply chain, before the icing on the cake, voice capture and the like. We need to address the hard questions of what services we should offer, and how we pay for it. The 10 year plan doesn’t do that.

We shouldn’t AI ‘just because we can’, and we shouldn’t mirror paper processes. This is a chance to innovate. Having heard about time and motion AI to look at theatres in some trusts, when staff are saying ‘we need more porters’ won’t fix the problem without addressing the basics.

I like this summary. Will it work? Don’t know. AI possibly has a role, but as ever, we need to beware the digital divide, our aging population and frailty could mean that we increase rather than reduce barriers.

Absolutely. It’s easy to criticise but criticisms of the chancellor are not addressing the issue that we need more money if we want to do the same/more. Applies to health, welfare and other areas.

Well done @MaxRidley3 !.

RT @ICNARC: A very interesting opening talk from Professor Mervyn Singer at #SOA25, sharing his reflections on the progress in intensive ca….

RT @SharonBarker84: Key take home message from the first 2 #SOA25 plenary sessions this morning.*clinical reasoning is not a recipe book .*….

RT @sarahclearySLT: Love hearing Lizzie Jordan’s first and only memory of ICU was having some lemonade from a sponge #SOA25 #paralympian #S….

RT @jimmibruce: If your patient in ICU has suffered with an AKI and required RRT make sure it’s handed over to the ward and it’s on the dis….

eGFR is useless in acute illness. #Soa25 - totally agree - it’s not validated in that context and shouldn’t be auto reported.