Michael @PharmMH

Lead Pharmacist for Dispensary - NHS Lanarkshire. Glasgow, Scotland Joined September 2015

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Michael @PharmMH

2 years ago

Sitting by the pool on holiday and there are some little kids playing “What’s the time, Mr Wolf?” and it’s just unlocked 25 year old memories in my head 😭😂

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Michael @PharmMH

2 years ago

Fantastic job opportunity for a Band 7 Dermatology Pharmacist in NHS Lanarkshire - v sad to be moving on from this post, I’ve absolutely loved it! please RT/share 👍🏻

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Tom Dolphin🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ @thomasdolphin

2 years ago

How on earth did the Speaker think this would be okay? Refusing to let a Black woman speak, *forty-six times*, in a debate that was partly *about* her, is just... extraordinary as a choice.

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Michael @PharmMH

2 years ago

@julesdgraham Yes I’m staying don’t worry 😁

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Paul Forsyth @PharmacistHF

2 years ago

Brilliant to see another @NHSGGCPharmacy pharmacist publish their MSc project in @IntJClinPharm Congratulations Ian Campbell @AHarrison437 @Amanjkurdi6 @PEHCR_SIPBS 🍾 Important results for primary care pharmacists @pcpa_org link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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There’s nothing wrong with wellness interventions for your team (yoga,pizza,massages) but they must be the ‘cherry on top’ of your hard work getting the basics right: Timely rotas Timely annual/study leave managemnt Inductions Teaching Culture of respect Etc The yoga comes last

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Andrea James @HealthRegLawyer

3 years ago

As of today, Nitrous Oxide is classified as a Controlled Drug & joins the likes of low dose Codeine on Schedule 5 to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001. I've worked on three #FitnessToPractise cases arising from misuse of Nitrous Oxide & they were all hilarious (ba dum tish!)

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Michael @PharmMH

3 years ago

Was checking a CXR report and the clinical indication was "To rule out Occult infections" which I found ridiculous and slightly spooky until I googled it and discovered it's actually proper medical terminology hahaha every day is a school day

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Tohidul Islam MRPharmS 🇵🇸 @TohidMPharm

3 years ago

Another great thread! I think it’s time the @CQCProf starts taking over pharmacy premises regulations. It doesn’t look like the @TheGPhC has any interest in regulating pharmacy. Is the public really safe with this regulator?

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platinumpizza™ @Xeon4f145d96s1

3 years ago

Shared to me…curious to hear if this is happening in other practices? What is the point of regulation if practices are simply providing loopholes? Is the saving in term of salary so much that it justifies blindly giving out your number to be used as deemed fit by the PA?

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Oren Gottfried, MD @OGdukeneurosurg

3 years ago

Really great lung primer from essentials of medicine

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Mamas A. Mamas @mmamas1973

3 years ago

How do PAs bring "Improved patient experience" and "quality of care" when compared to specialty doctors and consultants- This is utter garbage. The only thing that they bring is a danger to patients when working beyond their expertise / scope of practice. How can the quality of care delivered by a non medically qualified individual with a 2 years masters be better than a consultant with a medical degree and 10-15 yrs + of specialist training just to enter the constant grade. This is getting silly now.

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dermRounds @dermatology

3 years ago

Patient with hypertension recently started on new medications (ACE Inhibitor) and developed this... diagnosis? next step in management? Source: DermNet

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Shaun Lintern @ShaunLintern

3 years ago

Doctor revolt looms over NHS ‘physician associates’. By @katlay thetimes.co.uk/article/7e0d64…

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Scottish pharmacist voice. @Pharmcheckersc1

3 years ago

Today is Saturday 9/9/23 So @wellpharmacy are planning to close branches and share a pharmacist between branches next Saturday 16/9/23. They aren't even hiding the fact they aren't looking for cover. @nhsfifepharmacy you are being robbed. As are taxpayers! @the_pda @NHSSCFS

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Martin @wickerpharm

3 years ago

Impressed to discover that the article is pretty accurate. Well done John Naish - the pharmaceutical contractual framework and it’s repercussions are not easy to understand. dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

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Tony Duffy @Existential_Doc

3 years ago

Palliative care tip for Tuesday Skin irritation and itching can occur with fentanyl patches. This often gets progressively worse with subsequent patch changes. As the areas under the patch become progressively more red, itchy and inflamed the absorption of fentanyl can increase over time. Changing the patch type to a matrix patch may help. If the reaction persists its probably time to find an alternative opioid as it’s most likely the fentanyl rather than the adhesives causing the reaction. Alternatively a puff of a dry steroid inhaler to the skin prior to patch application can be tried.

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Jason Leitch @jasonleitch

3 years ago

A slightly updated version of the vaccine eligibility groups for winter in Scotland from last week (at risk age group has been expanded to include upwards of six months and non-patient facing health workers added to flu). More here: nhsinform.scot/winter-vaccine…