#Nursing

Satendra Singh, MD

drsitu

#MedEdMentalHealth thread on #SuicidePrevention at premier medical institutions of the country (JIPMER, @AIIMS_NewDelhi, PGIMER Chandigarh, 13 colleges under FMSc @UnivofDelhi) on #WorldSuicidePreventionDay . I asked the following question

mary mac

marykmac

I am so frustrated by the conversation around the government’s attempt to use the COVID economic crisis to engineer the subjects chosen at degree level. Students get two significant pieces

Jennie Espelho

1Mirror1978

I worked in the NHS for over 15 years. I saw it start being destroyed around the year 2000. The NHS is not fit for purpose for the following reasons.

Christina Pagel

chrischirp

THREAD: we need start planning for the recovery of NHS staff right now. NHS staff are working beyond their limits – have been for weeks and will continue to for

Austen Allred

Austen

Sometimes I feel like all of Twitter is looking at different data than I am Cases are going up, but they’ve been going up for more than a month as

Soumya

skarlamangla

as of yesterday, 1,303,518 vaccine doses have been administered in California, about 40% of the supply the state has receivedin terms of what percentage of our population has gotten a

The Long View 🍥

HayekAndKeynes

Operation Warp Speed is chugging along @PantheonMacro @IanShepherdson Only 18% of the population is 65+ (~60m - 120m doses) and less than 2m live in nursing homes (30% of deaths).

local witch frand

kingdomofwench

I'm already seeing "but why isn't THIS group in phase 1" about the Massachusetts vaccine plan, amd while y'all are tiresome and I was not on the committee, let me

David Dayen

ddayen

This could be a chapter of my book Monopolized, I swear.So if you look at this map it may confuse you to see that the top state in terms of

TulsaTeresa

TulsaTeresa

COVID-19 has taken an outsize toll on Black and Hispanic Americans. And those disparities extend to the medical workers who have intubated them, cleaned their bedsheets and held their hands

Tinglong Dai

TinglongDai

0/n The biggest puzzle in the last few days of 2020 is this: Why is COVID-19 vaccine rollout so slow in the US? To see how slow it is, a

Elisabeth Bik

MicrobiomDigest

Whoa. Jaap van Dissel, Infectious Diseases director at the @rivm (Dutch NIH/CDC), stated yesterday that the high number of COVID-19 infections in nursing homes might have been caused by staff

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

Quite a few people contacted me today to ask what it is like currently and what we are seeing.It is completely different to the previous waves. Positives coming from everywhere

Seattle Independent

SeattleIndpdnt

Considering our healthcare industry's obvious willingness to participate in an obvious psyop and kill old people in nursing homes, is it really so difficult to imagine that medical "accidents" would

𝓩𝓪𝓿𝓲̨ℯ𝓇

cosmicredpill94

The healthcare system reclaims any accrued wealth at the end of life. They managed to keep you alive long enough to drain your wealth. People will give up their homes

Kat 💚🖤 Black lives still matter.

TarmoKat

State dept of health notified healthcare providers that we're beginning a tiered COVID19 vaccine administration to start in December. I’m guessing I’ll have the Pfizer vaccine by January. I am

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