Gp in Sheffield. . Climber and outdoor enthusiast views are his own
Sheffield
Joined June 2011
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Dr Mark Durling retweeted
Satisfaction with health and care services has dropped significantly recently. In the context of this heated political and media discussion, we have taken five myths that sometimes feature in this debate and debunked them. Explore more: kingsfund.org.uk/publication…
ALT Are GPs working hard to meet demand for appointments? Yes. General practice is in crisis because of difficulties in recruiting and retaining HPs, alongside a growing and increasingly complex workload. As a result, GPs are working harder than ever before, but patients are still finding it difficult to get appointments.
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
$75 million needed to boost GP trainee numbers and reverse decline in general practice - General Practice Registrars Australia
Quote The whole of the nation stands to benefit from an investment to attract and retain specialist GPs.” gpra.org.au/2023/01/30/75-mi…
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Please have the integrity to stop your GP bullying and tell the truth
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
To make General Practice a career people will stay in:
🕒 Minimum 15min appointment
⚖️ 3:1 balance clinical to admin time to do the work.
🚫 Max 25 contacts a day (like Europe)
🥗 30min lunch break (pref with the team
⛔ stop the vilification in the media
How difficult is it?
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UPCOMING FIXTURES:
It's going to be a rugby packed weekend for the Sheffield Tigers.
Our 1XV squad will be playing Blaydon at home for Saturday's RFU National League 2 North game.
📅 Saturday 23rd October, 2021
🏉 @BlaydonRFC
📍 Hathersage Road, S17 3AB
KO @ 3:00 PM
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
Don't be part of the problem, be part of the solution.
Please respect your local community and the environment and take your rubbish home with you when enjoying Sheffield's green spaces.
We know people have missed socialising in the sun but this is not what is meant by easing out of lockdown. @sccstreetsahead have been out since 6am clearing up but our resources could be much better spent.
Enjoy @ParksSheffield but don’t leave your mess, please love our parks☹️
Well that a wrap. 24 years as a partner, I have retired.
Too many memories to summarise. So many colleagues have been so kind and supportive.
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
Phlebotomy services are not part of the core NHS GP contract. If patients are not able to attend hospitals for their blood tests, then NHS Trusts should make alternative arrangements such as establishing community phlebotomy clinics or domiciliary phlebotomy services.
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
my take on why we need to be very careful when interpreting stories about the AZ vaccine and blood clots theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
Culm Dancing - A Second Wave (1968-73): In the third instalment of the series, Pat Littlejohn describes the 'second wave' that took over new routing, exploration and development along the Culm coast. ukclimbing.com/articles/page…
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I have been very heartened by so many men tweeting asking for some tips on how they can help women feel safer on the streets. For so long we have been told it's our responsibility not to get raped, not men's responsibility not to rape.
Here are my top tips: [A thread]
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
Have deleted my last tweet as it wasn’t clear. There have been discussions in some areas about destroying doses rather than give a second before 12 weeks and even if these are only limited it shouldn’t even be a topic for discussion. They are a precious resource!
Dr Mark Durling retweeted
Covid vaccination- from the front line. My group of practices was initially told we would get our first delivery on 28th december. Then 4th jan. Then 11th jan. Now we are ‘6th wave’ and it will be 13th, 14th or 15th jan. We are raring to go, but have no vaccines. WHY?
Bureaucracy still hampering not helping clinical care. GP's are returning to practice – but held up by red tape bma.org.uk/news-and-opinion/… via @TheBMA – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
Very sad. Some of my best days out on his routes. If ther ever was a appropriate use of the term legend this is it. RIP ukclimbing.com/news/2020/04/… – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Very interesting. If a sizeable proportion have silent hypoxaemia, would this not add further weight to a scaled up car park assessment hub? If you primarily need sats, why see F2F in a hot hub room? Higher risk and needs deep cleaning between patients. – at Sheffield, England
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