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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That's great news @ErddigNT perhaps some local choirs could sing in your garden when it's safe to do so? @martinbussey @OsLadies15 @os_rocks #unlockthemusic #safesinging #choirsingardens @OswestryTourism https://t.co/jl5YpLBrpE
The pressure for a way forward for choirs continues with this open letter https://t.co/ySIAQXzYqI ...#unlocksinging #choirstogether @martinbussey
@ChesterBachSing @jimallthetime @SueAustin_Star @MakingMusic_UK
Another great article ... get behind classical music! @martinbussey @ChesterBachSing @OsLadies15 @PhoenixShrews @wrexhamorch @ClassicFM @ShrewsOrchestra @ShrewsburyChron @ChoralShrews @WxmChoir @FronMVC @GarethMalone https://t.co/VsB94YENBc
This is urgent @OliverDowden.
Theatres, music venues, performing arts companies on brink of ruin.
We need them to survive They need urgent investment & clear plans from govt. Amateur groups too.
Please act now #ForTheArts.@CantionesChoir
@Public_Campaign https://t.co/kdfe9VTfDF
Ripeness is all - both for antibody tests and using dexamethasone.
If the immune system hasn't had time to mount an IgG response, you won't detect IgG
If the immune system is helping you fight covid, don't use dex. If it's helping to kill you, use lots. https://t.co/R3ve5H103K
.@BorisJohnson and @LizTruss stick to your word and make it easier, not harder for people to get legal recognition of their gender. Thousands of people across the UK are calling on you to do the right thing: https://t.co/laEako6No0
.@BorisJohnson Dismantling a well-functioning, expert government department during a global crisis will undermine hard won gains on women and girls’ rights. Please don’t merge DFID ⛔ #SaveAid #UKAid
@JohnGillies6 @RichardLehman1 @SabenaJ @sfinnikin @mikejohansenmd @MartinLandray @drjessicawatson @raj_mehta I agree John.I have also retired three times and have enjoyed the bits inbetween @richardlehman1. Please don’t let the torch of shared knowledge, shared understanding, shared decisions and shared responsibility wither. You have lead us a long way. Thank you #makingchoicestogether
Miners Out, Covid Out https://t.co/sKPKyAJjsu I have followed the fate of the Yanomami in Brazil since I went on an Amazon expedition after med school. they are surviving -just . now a new unacceptable threat. Please sign
I have two working here at home (physios unable to get work locally)0. 3 cases in 8 shifts and two of those either refused or wasn’t available. Not good use of professional resource
This is how outsourced contact tracing is shaping up. It’s not going well
Contact tracers claim they have no work in ‘shambolic’ system
https://t.co/r63EFekBUx
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...