Dan Paul
@sebringdp.bsky.social
Anaesthetic Registrar (Wessex). Interests in Regional, Vascular, PoM and Healthcare Improvement (QI, HF&E & Patient Safety). Classic Car Restoration and Motorsport. #AnSky #RASky #QIsky
Following this article have mostly gone over to this as first line and haven't regretted it.
September 30, 2025 at 9:44 PM
Following this article have mostly gone over to this as first line and haven't regretted it.
Resident opinion: In UK unworkable as a separate rota. Core skill, at least for anyone on an on-call rota, but hard to get adequate consistent exposure during training to build mastery. If there is a resident in the building they should be at least offered the chance to watch.
July 3, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Resident opinion: In UK unworkable as a separate rota. Core skill, at least for anyone on an on-call rota, but hard to get adequate consistent exposure during training to build mastery. If there is a resident in the building they should be at least offered the chance to watch.
Yep this, little finger/back of left hand stabilizes between back, with thumb and index finger pinching wing and working as a brake to control speed of advance.
June 29, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Yep this, little finger/back of left hand stabilizes between back, with thumb and index finger pinching wing and working as a brake to control speed of advance.
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One of the differences between Twitter and Bluesky is that 'likes' don't count for anything other than encouraging the person who wrote the post. It doesn't boost views or 'upvote' the post on followers TLs. If you want to disseminate, you have to retweet or quote tweet.
April 28, 2025 at 8:11 AM
One of the differences between Twitter and Bluesky is that 'likes' don't count for anything other than encouraging the person who wrote the post. It doesn't boost views or 'upvote' the post on followers TLs. If you want to disseminate, you have to retweet or quote tweet.
Reposted by Dan Paul
Working together, we identified the five principles that made the most difference to small-scale surgical improvements. THIS summary: ths.im/4bybq7I Full paper: ths.im/41zBlay
Five principles to prioritise in small-scale surgical quality improvement: a qualitative study of the views of surgical improvement leaders
Ko CY, Giusti A, Martin G, Dixon-Woods M. Five principles to prioritise in small-scale surgical quality improvement: a qualitative study of the views of surgical improvement leaders. BMJ Open Qual.…
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March 6, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Working together, we identified the five principles that made the most difference to small-scale surgical improvements. THIS summary: ths.im/4bybq7I Full paper: ths.im/41zBlay