Usama Basit
@usamabasit.bsky.social
🕋🇵🇰🇬🇧👨⚕️Tired parent💤 but fresh EM/PEM Consultant; @ShifaAlumni '07;
Love #PEM; Cooking; Family-ing. Awareness super-spreader. Own opinions. #Bluesky newbie
Love #PEM; Cooking; Family-ing. Awareness super-spreader. Own opinions. #Bluesky newbie
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🧵2/5 Our Honorary Fellowships are for extraordinary contributions to EM.
Dr Jo Daniels, Clinical Psychologist @uniofbath.bsky.social, has been recognised at 🎓 #RCEMDiploma Ceremony, for work with RCEM which started in 2019 to improve our understanding of ED staff well-being & retention.
Dr Jo Daniels, Clinical Psychologist @uniofbath.bsky.social, has been recognised at 🎓 #RCEMDiploma Ceremony, for work with RCEM which started in 2019 to improve our understanding of ED staff well-being & retention.
January 23, 2025 at 6:09 PM
🧵2/5 Our Honorary Fellowships are for extraordinary contributions to EM.
Dr Jo Daniels, Clinical Psychologist @uniofbath.bsky.social, has been recognised at 🎓 #RCEMDiploma Ceremony, for work with RCEM which started in 2019 to improve our understanding of ED staff well-being & retention.
Dr Jo Daniels, Clinical Psychologist @uniofbath.bsky.social, has been recognised at 🎓 #RCEMDiploma Ceremony, for work with RCEM which started in 2019 to improve our understanding of ED staff well-being & retention.
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Certainly can be.
But often feels that there aren’t any alternatives.
I wonder if the evidence takes account of patients getting “stranded” in hospitals for a long time?
Would the harm be reduced if we could get them out of hospital as soon as acute treatment done?
But often feels that there aren’t any alternatives.
I wonder if the evidence takes account of patients getting “stranded” in hospitals for a long time?
Would the harm be reduced if we could get them out of hospital as soon as acute treatment done?
January 8, 2025 at 9:40 AM
Certainly can be.
But often feels that there aren’t any alternatives.
I wonder if the evidence takes account of patients getting “stranded” in hospitals for a long time?
Would the harm be reduced if we could get them out of hospital as soon as acute treatment done?
But often feels that there aren’t any alternatives.
I wonder if the evidence takes account of patients getting “stranded” in hospitals for a long time?
Would the harm be reduced if we could get them out of hospital as soon as acute treatment done?