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出生於 1948年7月5日
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  1. 釘選的推文
    7月31日

    Richard I'm currently a Clinical Skills & NonTechnical Skills Teacher in the Medical Education Department

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  2. 1 小時前

    defibrillator talk... Important bit of kit!

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  3. 1 小時前

    Another scenario with another set of doctors... Maintaining a circulation with good chest compressions. Non-shockable scenario - Adrenaline!

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    2 小時前
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    I believe a nurse should be as highly educated as they can, and should be encouraged to push themselves. Nursing is a science.

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  5. 2 小時前

    We have a pulse! Good job everyone

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  6. 2 小時前

    And here we go... Chest compression and breaths. 30 good compressions, 2 per second, 5 cm depth followed by 2 breaths... And repeat!

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  7. 2 小時前

    Its ABCDE assessment time! ... I wonder if the mannequin will deteriorate in at a cardiac arrest..? In a BLS class..? I think it will!

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  8. 2 小時前

    Heading in to Basic Life Support update training now. Keeping up the skills

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    4 小時前

    Good luck to all starting today!

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  10. 3 小時前

    Great advice from one of our Orthopaedic consultants

    回覆給 @NHS @SheffieldHosp
    If you've thought about phoning a senior then do. That's why we are there. And make sure you eat often - a hungry doctor is not good.
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  11. 3 小時前
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    A really interesting paper:

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    3 小時前
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    1) If you don't know, ask. 2) The nurses will support you - be good to your professional colleagues! 3) every shift does eventually end

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    3 小時前
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    Remember good communication skills are of high importance to patients. Keep calm, you're doing great. 👍

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  14. 3 小時前
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    Personally... I believe nurses are scientists. They need to be proficient in anatomy, physiology, psychology, sociology, chemistry etc.

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  15. 3 小時前

    Great advice for our new doctors! I will nip out to the wards this afternoon and see a few of them. Check they are OK 👍

    回覆給 @NHS @SheffieldHosp
    Eat, drink and pee regularly. Don't drive tired. Ask lots of questions, read one new thing a day and enjoy yourself
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  16. 3 小時前

    There is always a debate about nurse training and the level we should be trained at. What do you think? Are nurses scientists or vocational?

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  17. 3 小時前

    I am a strong believer in 'those who work together should train together'

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  18. 3 小時前

    As a nurse working in medical education, I find it rewarding to blur the boundaries between uni-professional and interprofessional teaching

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    4 小時前
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    Listen to the patient esp if we have conditions you're not familiar with. We prefer questions rather than guesswork😊

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  20. 4 小時前

    I have Basic Life Support training at lunch time. Mandatory training updates whilst its quiet with school holidays. Not much teaching today

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  21. 4 小時前

    first things first... Respond to emails this morning. Neglected my office work so far this week.

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