Luke Austen
@lukeausten.bsky.social
Anaesthetics trainee & ICU doctor.
Author of "The Bleep Test: How New Doctors Can Get Things Right"
Interested in how we teach, train and support new doctors.
https://www.thebleeptestbook.co.uk/
Author of "The Bleep Test: How New Doctors Can Get Things Right"
Interested in how we teach, train and support new doctors.
https://www.thebleeptestbook.co.uk/
Hospitals tend to operate on "minimum safe staffing" at night - I have done a deep dive on these issues in Chapter 4 of my book "The Bleep Test": www.thebleeptestbook.co.uk/blank-2
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September 27, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Hospitals tend to operate on "minimum safe staffing" at night - I have done a deep dive on these issues in Chapter 4 of my book "The Bleep Test": www.thebleeptestbook.co.uk/blank-2
It claims that only 21/302 Black/Black British applicants were "appointable". What this data doesn't say is whether the difference was the MSRA scores (suggestive of differential teaching/education/med school attainment) or at interview (suggestive of A LOT of subconscious bias from interviewers)
January 23, 2025 at 10:52 PM
It claims that only 21/302 Black/Black British applicants were "appointable". What this data doesn't say is whether the difference was the MSRA scores (suggestive of differential teaching/education/med school attainment) or at interview (suggestive of A LOT of subconscious bias from interviewers)