This blog always has been unread. After today, it will also be unwritten. You might currently be experiencing an odd sense of deja vu. Just about three months ago.

The NHS Citizen project is nearing the end of its design phase, and on February 24th it published a discussion paper on technology platforms and standards, inviting comments.

Member of the NHS Justice Group. How the NHS failed me and mine. What it did, to the most important person. In my life and how it could happen to you unless. We do something about it! Monday, 22 September 2014. It was a little like living a life where you were standing on the outside looking in. Certainly I was there; I was alive, but not quite. I was watching myself, going about my everyday life; my business, but I was not really participating. I had had a some.

Monday, March 19, 2018. Spring reminded me of my adolescent patient, it was her spring too. Rachel could not get to school. She was having such bad back pain. Her family doctor wrote an urgent referral. As she would not see the psychologist at school, school was considering taking mother to court. There was a change in managing school refusal.

In which Dr Aust has a small whinge. One of the things that has added tremendously to the general irritations of working as a University academic this last decade has been the decision that vast amounts of administrative form-filling should now be done. They want it on the form? They can fill it in. 8211; now it is.

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Friday, 9 December 2011.

Christmas, car parks and roads. Once again it is Christmas Eve and for the whole year the world has hated and abused mankind relentlessly and for some reason this has happened too in Northernshire GP land where the demand for urgent consults for trivia and crap continues unabated and. Exponentially and ingratitude and joy towards all NHS staff is now endemic and normal all year round. Ahh lovely baby Jesus peace, love and joy to the world.

The musings of a single handed single parent GP who used to race motrcycles. Tuesday, 15 March 2011. Oooer has it been over a month since I moaned on publicly about stuff? I have nothing for those prolific bloggers who manage to post several times a day! But then I am on my own here. It extolled the virtues of the system for those working in out of hours settings telling of the benefits to patients.

One problem with hospital medicine is the increasing specialisation. This means that we know more and more about less and less. Hence when I am asked to ring the haematologist to discuss a platelet count of 700 in a person when they had an operation one week ago I roll my eyes in disbelief. But I am an FY2 so if I say this I am ignored.