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Burnout isn't about hours worked.
In fact, there are usually much deeper causes.
Leaders should start to recognize when it's occurring,
And take steps to help.
Use this graphic to find causes of burnout in your organization.
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Sending love to all of the babies in Heaven and their families on Earth. Shine on in paradise little angels. @allontheboard
#BabyLossAwarenessWeek #BabyLoss #BLAW
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'#ChooseGeriatrics seeks to challenge some of the inertia around developing a workforce ready for the care of our ageing population.' - BGS President @adamgordon1978 bit.ly/47JlgBr
The final part of the retirement celebrations for Theresa tonight…swimming Weston Marine Lake and dinner. inspirational colleague, mentor and friend who will be missed. If you want to come join an ever growing team
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#happyretirement @uhbwNHS
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I’ve been telling everyone this! We were taught that asymptomatic postural drop didn’t really matter. But it is the opposite ! 👏👏
Published in this month’s @Age_and_Ageing our @tilda_tcd work examines the relationship between dizzy symptoms on standing and orthostatic hypotension in community dwelling older people
academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
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A great document for LED and IMG colleagues by @RCPhysicians.
Supportive advice for employers to develop individuals' career progression aims- be it into SAS roles or into training programmes (as per each doctor's wishes/ aspirations)
rcp.ac.uk/improving-care/res…
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Good Grief is back in Weston-super-Mare! Please spread the word. Bookings via the link below, with more community events to come over the coming weeks
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There are so many unresolved tensions in our daily work. I agree that they should be done in advance and that also reworking them is inefficient and annoying….
The biggest problem in medicine is lack of continuity. We get no reward for being organised and efficient.
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Read @RCollEM 'Care of Older People in the Emergency Department - National Quality Improvement Project Information Pack' #ResuscitateEmergencyCare rcem.ac.uk/wp-content/upload…
Lovely breakfast meet between the care of the elderly and respiratory departments. A chance to network, meet newly appointed colleagues and support each other. #collaborative #supportive #wellbeing @uhbwNHS
Well done to the organisers @AnnieArcher and Libby Wilson, the umpires and the teams for another great charity rounders match. The medical consultants came a well deserved second. @uhbwNHS
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Outcomes to matter to patients! This is also why LoS isn’t that bad an outcome measure in secondary care based studies @rosespenfold @YoungGeris @GeriSoc
FRAILTY
What matters to older patients who are frail?
• discharge to their usual residence (‘home’) (more important than mortality!)
• ‘home time’ following surgery (# of days spent alive and at home w/i a specified period)
@rosespenfold
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NH residents started on new or additional antihypertensives have twice the risk of fracture in the next month. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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So much learning #bgsconf @rob__briggs
OH is not good for older adults ➡️ more falls & fractures
1. Amnesia for events & lack of awareness of low BP
2. Low BP dips < 100 on 24BP ⬆️ falls / fractures
3. Watch out Bermuda Triangle - cognition/mobility /OH
4. B blockers & SSRI 🛑
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Do you know which drugs to stop first in orthostatic hypotension? You might be surprised! The best drug is losartan, says @laramitchdr — and give it at night #BGSconf



























