Personal Statement.
What we do is unique, valuable and worth fighting for.
The profession needs a strong unified College fighting for its members and the future of general practice.
As your President I would listen to your views and be your voice challenging the Officers and Executive of the College to deliver on this.
Responding
with effective communication; listening, and ensuring accountability to the membership
Addressing
challenges to work load and recruitment throughout general practice
Supporting
when times are difficult; providing those tools to make your working life easier, helping you provide the service you want to provide
Priorities & Aims.
Priority One
The College will listen and respond to you, and is accountable for the mandates you give it
Priority Two
The College will agree with you as what is a reasonable workload and that it becomes attainable for all GPs
Priority Three
The College will ensure GPs are valued for the fantastic work they do
Aim One
The college will support you when times are difficult
Aim Two
The College will provide you with the tools to make your working life easier and ensure education delivered in an accessible format
Aim Three
The college will give you value for your money
Experience.
Extensive college experience, including numerous positions within RCGP Wales (including Chair), and the North Wales Faculty Board. Positions within RCGP UK Council over a number of years, and within a number of groups including patient practice, ethics and quality improvement.
I have enjoyed a portfolio career as a GP with jobs in occupational health, psychiatry, education, governance, board membership and public health.
I have experience of working with primary and secondary care colleagues in medicine, nursing and therapies, social services, LHB staff, Trust staff and civil servants. I have worked at strategic government level, regional and LHB level.
Get in touch.
@mpmyres
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A UN investigation confirmed Survival's reports that @WWF's Messok Dja project in Congo has led to violent abuses & human rights violations, but they seem determined to ignore all warnings & carry on.
Tell WWF to stop repeating its crimes 👇https://t.co/S7kU1NVr9P
We're in the early stages of planning for our Wales and Africa Health Links Conference. We're planning for a few scenarios and one of them is to have it 'online'. Our feedback tells us that opportunity to network is incredibly important at these events.
I like this.Also means patient can see your smile (or grimace I suppose) @ActionOnHearing
@MrsSkippyLx @ActionOnHearing hi Lindsay - https://t.co/5EjpMyqboR
May be returning to work as GP. Concerned re my hearing loss , particularly communicating through masks!
If you meet someone who is deaf or has hearing loss, ask them what you can do to make communication easier – don’t feel shy. Here are some simple tips you can take to become more deaf aware:
Coronavirus poses unique challenges for communicating with Deaf people and those with hearing loss. We’ve set out some simple tips that should be adopted by all health professionals...
Not all emergencies are #covid-19 related. Please seek urgent medical assessment and treatment if you are at all worried about you or a family member’s condition. Call your GP, dial 111 or 999 or visit your Emergency Department
https://t.co/1174BIDNGV
@pagchair @RslewisSally @docdai @morlaishealth @_davidandrews_ @pgimmo Must admit to slight anxiety but suspect not a lot has changed- May even be place for poetry as suspect some social prescribing curtailed
14days self isolation for all household contacts WITH NO TESTING of healthcare workers will decimate our NHS staffing.
We MUST test
#derbycovidresources
Partnerships between 🏴and 🇱🇸 health care professionals are also thriving: mental health care training for 180 Basotho nurses; support to midwives and emergency responders in Quthing; palliative care and family health in Leribe.@DolenCymru #StDavids20 #UKinLesotho https://t.co/WH2l96LsAo
#MusicMOB we are looking for more donations of instruments to support music learning around Oswestry #Oswestrymusic
New local music charity receives its first donation https://t.co/WG4V8PM3yR via @shropshirelive
Very pleased to attend the swearing in of the members of Lesotho’s National Reforms Authority. Action to implement the agreed reforms is critical for Lesotho’s future progress.
This is a great role with the potential to lead real & lasting improvement in EOL Care. I wish there were more days in my week! https://t.co/uVXRVyqeIo
Indian PM Modi's choice of "Racist of the year" Bolsonaro as chief guest at India's Republic Day speaks volumes about Modi's respect for indigenous rights. They're both attacking diversity and biodiversity. #NoWonderTheyreFriends
https://t.co/Q3M0yuBEob
His Majesty King Letsie III received Letters of Commission from @AnneMacroUK last May. Meeting in Maseru today, we informed His Majesty that we had just raised 🇬🇧 at new High Commission building for 1st time. Back in business.
So true. And in our health and care services too. There is a lot that is “strong”
How can we help people to live a good life? Instead of trying to right what's wrong within a community, we need to start with what's strong. We must help people discover what gifts they have and to use those gifts to enrich those around them. #ABCD
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