Ekpemi Irune
@entmimi.bsky.social
Laryngology, Head & Neck and Rhinoplasty Surgeon | Cambridge University Hospitals | The London Clinic | #Tech #Diversity #PatientSafety #MedEd | Views my own
I’m not convinced one needs to check perceptions. It is a safeguarding issue. Collect the evidence & report it confidentially. Educating healthcare practitioners that certain situations can trigger a mental health check is the key. It’s about patient safety & dignity for the affected practitioner
March 29, 2025 at 10:50 AM
I’m not convinced one needs to check perceptions. It is a safeguarding issue. Collect the evidence & report it confidentially. Educating healthcare practitioners that certain situations can trigger a mental health check is the key. It’s about patient safety & dignity for the affected practitioner
Typically those exp mental health decline are unaware.The right expert sharing evidenced info in the right place & at the right time: Occ health team + validated evidence of workplace issues imposing a mental health assessment asap. This will be devastating to the practitioner so act with compassion
March 29, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Typically those exp mental health decline are unaware.The right expert sharing evidenced info in the right place & at the right time: Occ health team + validated evidence of workplace issues imposing a mental health assessment asap. This will be devastating to the practitioner so act with compassion
Great paper for ALL colleagues (especially if working with women in positions of responsibility & leadership). When you find yourself speaking negatively about a woman,check yourself. Women face double standards; intersectionality magnifies this further. We all need to do better.
September 29, 2023 at 3:32 PM
Great paper for ALL colleagues (especially if working with women in positions of responsibility & leadership). When you find yourself speaking negatively about a woman,check yourself. Women face double standards; intersectionality magnifies this further. We all need to do better.