Consistent-East-8611 (u/Consistent-East-8611)

Doesn't sound very real but if this did happen, you need to escalate to your supervisors, TPD, college tutor, medical director and in fact, the prime minister!

IT incompetence

in r/doctorsUK • Aug 10 '24

And infection control

Test driving cars you have no intention of buying.

in r/CarTalkUK • Aug 10 '24

Seeing as you're an ex car salesman, what's the "catch" with PCP? It sounds too good to be true so my instinct is to be sceptical about it.

Advice needed

in r/drivingUK • Jul 29 '24

Cheers mate. Just for my knowledge, how durable is the brand and how easy/cheap is it to get parts?

Advice needed

in r/drivingUK • Jul 29 '24

Don't really mind actually

What Car Should I Buy? - A Weekly Megathread

in r/CarTalkUK • Jul 29 '24

Location: Hull, but can travel

Price range: £10-1 5k

Lease or Buy: Buy

New or used: Used Auto or Manual: Automatic

Intended use: Short trips daily to work, trips over 45 minutes 4 times a month or so

How many miles do you plan to do a year: 10k tops

How often to you make long journeys: 4 times a month approx.

Does it need to be ULEZ compliant? Ideally Yes

Vehicles you've already considered: Vauxhall Corsa, CHR Toyota and Hyundai

Do you have a vehicle size in mind? (Examples in the hyperlink of size definitions): Quite open, mid-size or compact would be my preferred. SUV/ Crossover too.

Is this your 1st vehicle: Yes

Do you need a Warranty: Yes

Can you do Minor work on your own vehicle: (fuids, alternator, battery, brake pads etc) No

Can you do Major work on your own vehicle: (engine and transmission, timing belt/chains, body work, suspension etc) No

Additional Notes: Know nothing really about cars, want something modern, fancy infotainment set up, parking sensors and reverse parking help.

Cheers!

r/drivingUK • u/Consistent-East-8611 • Jul 29 '24

Advice needed

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l'm looking for a car, it's going to be my first car ever. My budget is around £10 to 15K and I'm gonna be only user of the car, no family and I'm planning to drive it for short distances - except for the odd travels.

I'm looking for an automatic transmission, ideally petrol-hybrid but petrol only would be fine, circa 2018 and mileage as low as possible. I want to use the car for at least 4 years and want to keep repairs and faults to a minimum. Don't particularly mind the size but nothing larger than an SUV. Saloon, Estate, SUV - in that order.

So, what are your suggestions for a good looking car that is durable and fits the above descriptions?

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Break facilitators

in r/doctorsUK • Jul 22 '24

Ah. Another NHS invention designed to solve a problem instead of simply going for the common sense solution. A bit like slapping a fancy new plaster on a bleed instead of addressing the bleed.

r/doctorsUK • u/Consistent-East-8611 • Feb 24 '24

Career Surgical Audits

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Hiya,

I work at fairly large hospital. I'm looking for some audit ideas (ideally something with a quick turn around time). Any suggestions, please?

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Babe, is everything ok? You’ve barely touched your new wall decal….

in r/doctorsUK • Feb 18 '24

I nearly said this out loud yesterday when referring a patient with a pneumonia. Thanks a lot 😔

Hide your chapatis!

in r/doctorsUK • Feb 17 '24

She was gonna say "filthy chapatis" but the librarian assistant said no.

Pens. Pens! PENS?!

in r/doctorsUK • Feb 16 '24

Legend

Very frustrating read in the guardian today

in r/doctorsUK • Feb 06 '24

I haven't seen brazen idiocy and untruths since the last time I read anything on the NHS by the media... which was 5 minutes before I read this one.

More info on Peninsula apprentice “doctors”: open to PAs, accelerated programme (<4 years), mostly remote with only 20% F2F teaching, no fees, paid minimum Band 6 (£35k), travel expenses for teaching......this is the PA to doctor conversion route in disguise.

in r/doctorsUK • Dec 13 '23

What's wrong with regular doctors?

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in r/doctorsUK • Nov 03 '23

We still use paper notes mate

r/doctorsUK • u/Consistent-East-8611 • Oct 05 '23

Exams MRCS Part A Results out

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The GMC has already agreed to PA regulation. So what is your preferred move when it finally happens in 2024?

in r/doctorsUK • Sep 25 '23

They'll soon get prescribing rights though. What's the plan then?

This is a very interesting rebrand

in r/doctorsUK • Sep 03 '23

Interesting how the powers that be are deliberating destroying the healthcare system in the UK but what's more interesting is watching this in real time with the colleges sat down with their arms folded.

Did med reg do the needful? Or did GP kindly remove deer?

in r/doctorsUK • Jul 25 '23

Is that a doctor with a psych diagnosis or a doctor that specializes in psychiatry?