Cefte @Cefte

tranquil consciousness I rarely Tweet @[email protected] Joined July 2011

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Meg 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦👩🏻‍⚕️🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥(BlueSky Name👇) @Megsenmumdr

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@ExplosiveEnema2 A “Resident Doctor” who recently resigned from NHS because he thinks BMA’s FPR demands is “unrealistic” 😉

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George Reid @dieracg

5 days ago

A false flag social media account which would be hilarious if it weren’t so pathetically transparent. They are rattled. This is all they have. Strike hard and keep striking!

Doctors Against More Strikes @doctorsforjobs

6 days ago

A significant number of resident doctors are satisfied with the measures introduced in the government deal, including new training posts which were lost due to the sustained industrial action. @TheBMA's fixation with 2008 pay restoration is costing our profession.

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Gary John @BoWynStorm

4 days ago

Listen to this ➡️ Nottingham hospitals created its own serious incident system that was never declared to regulators. This meant that many serious incidents were not formally reported, allowing them to avoid external scrutiny and oversight! @jamesmurray_ldn #publicinquiry #FOH

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Ava @noampomsky

a week ago

hi can someone please link me that tweet about how if you can’t recognize LLM writing the internet feels like it’s suddenly flooded with lucid intelligent prose and if you can it feels like the slopocalypse?

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Louella Vaughan @DrLKVaughan

a week ago

does lead to problematic behaviours on the part of staff. This IS a rational response. But the system is not 'optimised' to produce this. It's just a byproduct of working when the payer hates you and there is little/no reward for hard work. 7/

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gatito illichiano @vinedodeltexto

2 weeks ago

Yes, yes, very monastic and privileged of you to find God in the silence, but can you find Him in the horrid deafening cacophony?

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Freyy @Freyy_is

2 weeks ago

the funniest part of replacing receptionists with AI will be realizing nobody actually documented half the things jessica the front desk person just magically handled every day.

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Ariele 🏗️🌐🏳️‍⚧️ @PositivistWitch

2 weeks ago

england had for centuries extensive price and wage controls, and a hukou-style system, between ~1350 and ~1750

Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov

3 weeks ago

What historical fact sounds fake but is true?

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M. Nolan Gray 🥑 @mnolangray

2 weeks ago

More recently, in the first half of the twentieth century, as much as 20% of the urban population of big US cities lived in units—from cheap SROs to luxury hotels—without kitchens. They ate nearly all of their meals at cheap ¢5 lunch counters and cafeterias, including automats.

Birch Brother 🪓 @BjorkBrodern

2 weeks ago

It's probably the most basic human experience since we started building houses. In great Roman cities the Insulae, their apartments didn't have kitchen due to the fire risk. Instead there was a restaurant on the first floor where everyone grabbed their food.

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Dr Deiniol Jones 🌈 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @y_meddyg

2 weeks ago

I am standing for .@BMACymru Welsh Council again. It's a great field this year and all members living/working in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 should vote. If re-elected, I'm committed to continuing our recent successes on pay restoration and GP resource restoration (further to go on both), contracts & /1

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Cefte @Cefte

3 weeks ago

Any Secretary of State with a pulse would sign off immediately on a few thousand one-off core training places in exchange for an end to the FPR campaign. They'd walk back to their office giddy, knowing that they can make exactly the same play again in 2-3 years, and after that.

Milo Kostusiak @MiloKostusiak

3 weeks ago

@BMAResidents and @fletchjack obsession about increasing training jobs without increasing consultant posts at the end is shortsighted, dangerous and shows lack of insight

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Milo Kostusiak @MiloKostusiak

3 weeks ago

@BMAResidents and @fletchjack obsession about increasing training jobs without increasing consultant posts at the end is shortsighted, dangerous and shows lack of insight

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Cefte @Cefte

3 weeks ago

fuck it, Third Iconoclasm, let's go

owen cyclops @owenbroadcast

3 weeks ago

i think that if some bizarro-theocracy took over and declared that we could keep the internet, but devices with internet can only display text and images of text, it would be an interesting potential path out of our accidental techno-phone enslavement.

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eigenrobot @eigenrobot

3 weeks ago

asking people to read ai-generated text is offensive. this is not because ai text is intrinsically bad. rather, the author has not paid a cost to write the text himself. this cost is a credible signal he finds its communication important. so: not paying that cost is telling

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Becky Lavelle @DrBeckyl

3 weeks ago

@TheBMA This seems overly kind. To all new candidates for leadership: what will you do to bring our disputes to an end? Resident doctors are willing to strike for the duration of your Parliament. What is on the table? @DoctorsVoteUK

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Roshan Rupra @RupraRoshan

3 weeks ago

What on earth happened to you @TheBMA @BMAResidents I last recall the BMA being a trade union for doctors, not a group of careerists twiddling their political thumbs and posturing with nonsense statements Lest we forget when the BMA was taken seriously

The BMA @TheBMA

3 weeks ago

Wes Streeting's resignation comes at a critical time, with all major groups of NHS doctors in England currently in dispute with the Government. We look forward to working with the new Secretary of State to address the issues facing doctors, health services and patients ASAP.

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@medicalmodelwithabriochebun @medicalmodelbri

4 weeks ago

General practice is FINISHED! The DAILY ADMIN DOCTOR is the support for the PA working as a GP @rcgp @VictoriaTzB @DoctorsVoteUK @doctor_katie @DrNeenaJha @DrSteveTaylor @dave_dlt @DrLKVaughan

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Jason @Dr_JSA

4 weeks ago

I am aware of more than one clinical academic Registrar who received feedback in their 360/MSF stating that they were "overcomplicating" things in ward rounds or peacocking their deep academic knowledge. The current consultant body isn't blameless in where UK medicine is ATM...

Louella Vaughan @DrLKVaughan

4 weeks ago

Musing on The Pitt, one of the most striking things was the depiction of Competitive Knowing amongst the doctors. Who knows the most. Who has read the latest/biggest/most obscure journal article. Who has done something totally badass before. This used to be a feature of /

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Alex Yablon @AlexYablon

4 weeks ago

LLMs will always sound like millennials because no subsequent generation will be literate enough to produce much training text

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Jen Johnston @LittlePersonDoc

4 weeks ago

@thecsp An advanced physiotherapist practising advanced physio is a welcome member of the team. A physio, practising medicine, seeing an acute exacerbation of asthma or an abdominal pain in a young woman has no place. I believe the public would state this too, if they were aware.