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Right sorry but I don't understand why some people, even people that seem otherwise reasonable, seem to have absolutely internalised corporate capitalism talk to the extent that it completely subsumes their own personality and (class) interests???
At work today we had what's supposed to be an evaluation where as a department we, about 40 people, talked about things that have been difficult this year and what we'd hope will improve next year.
So I talked about how this year I have worked a lot of cover, including for managers (2 pay bands above me) and for multiple colleagues at once who have been off, essentially doubling and at some times even tripling my workload - for extra stress and no extra money. I said (using corporate language to hint) that I wasn't always good at asking for help, meaning, undertone, none of you offered to help me out and just expected me to sit and take it because I need my existing salary.
So this was in small groups, in which the focus was firstly giving feedback, and secondly remembering to praise each other for our achievements.
Well the nominated speaker for our group comes on and immediately my story of struggling to do a large amount of extra tasks that are essentially literally taking advantage of someone in a position of little power, actively causing stress to myself at work, for no extra money or any kind of reward but 'helping out the team' is told to the group as "sometimes we had to take on extra responsibilities but that was good because it let us learn about our inner strength and learn more about the business, increasing our skills for the future".
Excuse me! That was not AT ALL what I was talking about!
I already work a valuable job in healthcare. I ALREADY have skills - HENCE I was able to cover for senior team members and keep everything running and going literally at the cost of my social life, mental and physical health. And you aren't even going to say thanks or well done?! In the meeting where that is meant to be the focus?? In fact you're actually going to remove my agency and reframe the story of my own struggle and sacrifice to help out that I told you into some kind of heartwarming Disney ending where the servant felt that the work was its own reward?!
No sorry, get to fuck with that.
Ironically as a result of the teambuilding, feedback, evaluation and celebrating success meeting, I've come out feeling absolutely disheartened. They were like robots. I wasn't the only one that's made sacrifices like this this year, but I was the only one who didn't try and reframe it into a positive, with a neat learning experience and lesson for the group at the end of it.
This is the same workplace that asked us what we would like to add to the workplace to improve our own wellbeing (I reiterate, working in a stressful healthcare provider) and then shot down everything we suggested, even those things that wouldn't involve paying us more or giving us more time off. We were told that we could work longer hours in order to be able to 'earn' a team 'lunch out' during the work day (that of course we would also pay for), or that we could do a 'wellbeing walk' while also having a meeting, so... not exactly an opportunity to de-stress during the work day!
Honestly, I don't understand why these people don't pick up that they are becoming the architects of their own misery, constructing cages of their own making around themselves - and me! We don't have to play the game and turn everything into a positive. That isn't good for mental health OR morale overall either - it's just, ironically for the health background, putting a sticking plaster over a bigger wound. We need to grow up and actually address the issues we have as adults otherwise experienced and valuable staff are just going to end up burning out - which then increases the workload on everyone else and risks bringing the whole system back to square 1.
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letstalkbeautyuk · 10 months
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❤️ iCare badges - great for hospital staff and carers
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gravygeezer · 1 year
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I'll support any and all NHS strikes going to be honest.
The public will turn on us because they always fucking do. But enough is enough.
Any way you look at it, I might as well get paid properly now, because the NHS isn't going to be around to pay my pension.
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domwho11 · 4 days
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Mental health is important. The NHS is important. Please sign and reblog this letter 🙏
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exelciushealth · 10 months
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Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS): Enhancing Patient Care at Exelcius Health
Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS) is a valuable initiative offered by Exelcius Health, designed to enhance patient care and promote the role of community pharmacists as accessible healthcare providers. This service allows patients to receive expert advice and support for minor ailments, medication queries, and general health concerns from trained pharmacists. In this article, we will explore the benefits of CPCS and how Exelcius Health is revolutionizing community pharmacy practice.
Convenient Access to Healthcare:Exelcius Health's CPCS offers patients a convenient alternative to traditional healthcare settings. By visiting their local community pharmacy, patients can easily access expert advice without the need for an appointment or a trip to the doctor's office. This accessibility is particularly beneficial for individuals with minor ailments or those seeking general health information.
Expert Medication Advice:Pharmacists play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and effective use of medications. Through CPCS, Exelcius Health pharmacists provide expert advice on various aspects of medication management. They can address concerns related to prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, potential drug interactions, side effects, and dosage instructions. By utilizing their specialized knowledge, pharmacists empower patients to make informed decisions about their health.
Minor Ailments and Self-Care:CPCS also focuses on managing minor ailments and promoting self-care. Pharmacists at Exelcius Health are equipped to offer guidance and recommendations for common conditions like coughs, colds, allergies, minor infections, and skin conditions. Patients can receive appropriate treatment options, learn self-care techniques, or be referred to a healthcare professional if necessary. This service not only relieves pressure on primary care providers but also helps patients proactively manage their health.
Health Promotion and Preventive Care:Community pharmacists are well-positioned to provide health promotion and preventive care services. Through CPCS, Exelcius Health offers support in areas such as smoking cessation, weight management, vaccinations, and general health advice. Pharmacists can provide tailored information, resources, and guidance to help patients adopt healthier lifestyles and prevent illness.
Collaborative Approach to Care:CPCS at Exelcius Health emphasizes collaboration and seamless coordination with other healthcare providers. Pharmacists have the ability to refer patients to appropriate healthcare professionals when necessary, ensuring continuity of care. They can also communicate with doctors and other healthcare providers to share relevant information and optimize patient outcomes.
Conclusion:
Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS) offered by Exelcius Health brings numerous benefits to patients seeking accessible, expert healthcare advice. By leveraging the knowledge and skills of community pharmacists, CPCS enhances patient care, promotes self-care, and fosters collaboration with other healthcare providers. Exelcius Health's commitment to innovation in community pharmacy practice sets a benchmark for the industry, transforming the way patients access and receive care.
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The Borutage game (Naruto x Boruto Ninja Voltage) released this newest card illustration with Naruto and Hinata! 🥹🥹🥹
They look so cute eating ramen together 🥹🥹🥹🧡💜
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vryivs · 2 months
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I always forget that monarchists exist and then I see someone with the username duchessofmyheartforever or williamisababe posting about how it's mean to giggle at an ultrarich economic leech experiencing just a fraction of struggle and inconvenience (because lets be honest, he probably wont kick the bucket—his doctors are paid to keep his corpse animated long after it ceases to be humane)
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dervampireprince · 2 months
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If you're a UK citizen, please sign. (You cannot sign unless you are a UK citizen). We shouldn't be punished for falling in love with someone from another country. And certainly shouldn't have to earn above the average UK wage.
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[ID: Text that reads: Don’t increase the income requirement for family visas to £38,700. Currently the financial requirements to bring your spouse to the UK is £18,600 per year and now the Government wants to more than double it. Most people in the UK don’t make that per year. We believe this policy punishes those who fall in love with someone with a different nationality. 59,809 signatures out of 100,000.]
Link to petition: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/652602
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phleb0tomist · 6 months
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it is getting so ridiculously hard to access doctor’s appointments. the booking line for my doc’s office opens at 8:30am so i call at exactly 8:30 only for my call to be rejected because they are already taking a call. they don’t even put me into a queue, the phone just forcibly cancels the call. the system at my local doctors is for patients to call over and over at the designated time slot until a staff member becomes available to pick up the phone. they don’t have a better system than that. for me this took about 25 redials over 15 minutes (not all my call attempts even fit in my screenshot). THEN i am finally placed on hold in a queue. they can’t tell you how many people are in the queue, they can only tell you it’s ‘more than 5’. i wait in the queue for 10 minutes, and when i finally get to talk to a person she says that all appointments are booked, and i cannot book an appointment for a future date. the only way to get an appointment is to call back the next time the line opens up again. so i will be doing this again soon
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nando161mando · 3 months
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The whole gravy train needs to be derailed. MPs should never receive payments from vested interests.
#greed #Labour #ukpolitics
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letstalkbeautyuk · 1 year
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💙 Badges for International Midwives’ Day on May 5th
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You know what, I'm starting an evidence book against my colleague because I have really had it with her this week.
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exelciushealth · 11 months
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Enhancing Patient Care with the Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS)
Introduction :
In an effort to expand access to healthcare services and relieve the burden on primary care providers, the Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS) was introduced. This innovative program allows patients to seek advice and treatment from community pharmacists for minor ailments, enhancing patient care and streamlining healthcare delivery. In this article, we will explore the benefits and impact of the CPCS in empowering community pharmacists and improving patient outcomes.
Accessible and Convenient Care:
The CPCS brings healthcare services closer to the community by utilizing the expertise of community pharmacists. Patients no longer need to wait for a doctor's appointment for minor ailments such as coughs, colds, or skin conditions. They can simply walk into their local community pharmacy and receive professional advice and treatment from a qualified pharmacist. This convenient and accessible service saves time and effort for patients, reducing the strain on gp solutions and ensuring that individuals receive timely care for their minor health concerns.
Expert Advice and Guidance :
Community pharmacists are highly trained healthcare professionals who possess a wealth of knowledge in medications and common ailments. The CPCS enables them to utilize their expertise to provide accurate advice, recommend suitable over-the-counter products, and even prescribe medications when appropriate. Patients benefit from the personalized attention and guidance provided by pharmacists, who can address their concerns, explain medication usage and potential side effects, and offer lifestyle recommendations to support overall well-being. This patient-centered approach fosters a stronger pharmacist-patient relationship and enhances the quality of care received.
Collaboration and Integrated Care :
The CPCS promotes collaboration between community pharmacists and other healthcare providers, fostering a more integrated approach to patient care. Pharmacies can refer patients to appropriate healthcare professionals, ensuring continuity of care and facilitating timely access to additional services if needed. This collaborative effort strengthens the healthcare system as a whole and improves patient outcomes through coordinated and comprehensive care.
Conclusion :
The Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS) has revolutionized the role of community pharmacists in delivering accessible and patient-centered care. By expanding the scope of services provided, empowering pharmacists, and fostering collaboration with other healthcare professionals, the CPCS enhances patient outcomes and contributes to the overall efficiency of the healthcare system. Embracing this service is a crucial step towards improving healthcare accessibility and quality for communities across the nation.
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thekittyburger · 10 months
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Happy NHS day!! Don't forget to support all striking workers, and if you are a worker please remember to look after yourself, I know it's hard and your workload is probably only increasing but you as a person are more important than your work
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earhartsease · 1 year
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six months been waiting for a proper mental health assessment - six months of reiterating with them that it can't be a cis man who does the assessing, and being reassured every time that it's says this in the notes and that it'll be a woman (because we know for damn sure they have no nonbinary psychiatrists around here)
finally last week they sent an appointment for 22.12 - today a text message says it's going to be some bloke ffs - emailed them for urgent clarification of this, and to reiterate the desperate need for it not to be a cis man - probably means it'll get cancelled and an even longer wait
unfuckingbelievable
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gravygeezer · 1 year
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Matt Hancock has probably got more safety equipment in that jungle than the NHS ever had through Covid.
The irony being that despite all the creepy crawlies and living in the jungle, he’ll still be less scared than I was delivering meds to the covid wards in 2020.
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