@as9foundation @OfficialECFC Now THAT’S a t-shirt that would be a good fundraiser for the foundation one day…

Christmas Day #ConsultantsStrike #BMA Check out my ride on Strava.

@bbctms There was an English batsmen Ben Duckett, he definitely wasn’t from Nantucket, when on 98, he should have played straight, but instead walked back to the pavilion shouting…oh gosh 😬

@davidantibiotic Good attempt to answer important question. But we need a group to do this again but using levels to guide dosing in the infusion group. We know from our own audit that patients with reasonable cardiac output & preserved renal function struggle to get levels above MIC @RHH_ICU

@TheBMA I know none of this will truly compensate for the huge amount of time @goldstone_tony has spent on all our behalf’s, but the least you could do is give him life BMA membership at no cost to him. Also, the highest award for non-clinical work you can bestow.

@KaiserSnooze @goldstone_tony @FT @Jeremy_Hunt @PJTheEconomist You miss the fundamental problem with a defined benefit scheme. We CAN’T choose how much ‘goes in’ as public sector workers. We cant put any more in. Rules are universal for everyone. Yes - private pensions can load up to £60K a year - if want to retire earlier than planned.

@goldstone_tony @FT @Jeremy_Hunt Thanks & well done Tony. Personally, I have very mixed feelings - as many will have depending on their own individual circumstances. For me LA not an issue but the brown envelope arriving in the autumn for my AA breach this year (22/23) is going to be horrible.

@drtimmeek @goldstone_tony @DailyMailUK Does ‘keeping his word’ have a best before date because if it is it’s running out? When Chair of Health Select Committee (last summer) he said fixing doctors pension issue was in the top 5 priorities for NHS. Done nothing of meaning about it since being Chancellor.

RT @goldstone_tony: 2/2 "NHS leaders urge the chancellor @Jeremy_Hunt to act decisively to resolve this long-standing area of concern for…

@rbarbosa91 2/2 in with the inner tube in it meant that the poor patient would have to wean through a 5.5 mm diameter. Hard for anyone, let alone someone recovering from critical illness & respiratory muscle weakness. The alternative was to take the inner tube out & risk the tube occluding.

@rbarbosa91 1/2. This is an issue that has serious implications for patients & is poorly understood & under recognised. We @RHH_ICU switched from Portex/Smiths to Tracoe because their quoted ID is that with the inner tube IN. With our previous tubes if the patient had a size 7 tracheostomy..

@O2 Why are you the only major mobile network using discredited RPI as basis for your mid-contract tariff rises? All others use CPI which just happens to be 3.7% less 🤷‍♂️ I know your Chief Commercial Officer is a Mr Turpin but I thought highway robbery was a thing of the past.

@bryansgunn @TheFootballPink I’d say you were in the ‘final third’.

RT @hjg34095197: The FT not the BMA published this. How can this salary assault on NHS and Education staff be justified. And how long do…

@andrewjdowns @BMA_Consultants @andrewjdowns I received the email at 1000 this morning.

RT @BMA_Consultants: Government refuses to engage with us on meaningful solutions to pay, pensions and the DDRB, and instead is walking bli…

@simon_carvell Thanks Simon for the thought. My consolation is that there is plenty of time for you to bottle it even more than you did last season 😉

@StourbridgeFC But Hagley’s a village not a town 😉

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