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All going according to plan3 comments

Witch Doctor wrote 3 weeks ago: The Department of Health announced last week that from 2013 all nurses in England would be educated … more →

Tags: Creep, Department of Health, Health Economics, Health Policies, Medical UK, Medical workforce, National Practitioner, NHS, The Third Sector

Bad boys?

Witch Doctor wrote 1 month ago: Is silliness politically incorrect? Why do you want to know, My Black Cat? You are worried about Dr … more →

Tags: death, Healthcare, Medical UK, Patient choice, Suicide

A serious conflict?

Witch Doctor wrote 7 months ago: There may be several reasons for the nurse practitioner skipping up the steps to the very top of the … more →

Tags: competencies, Skills escalator, Dr Nurse

The Pernicious Portfolio

Witch Doctor wrote 7 months ago: Dr Crippen today publishes a letter from Dr Joanne, a newly qualified doctor in a London teaching ho … more →

Tags: Healthcare, Health Policies, appraisal, patient safety, CPD AND REVALIDATION (sort of), leadership, Consultant Delivered Service

A message from My Black Cat

Witch Doctor wrote 1 year ago: A VIDEO TO WATCH Before My Black Cat went out rat-catching tonight, she left a message. She said it … more →

Tags: health, Health Economics, Health Policies, Medical workforce, Medical Worldwide, Dr Nurse, General Practice

Hello - Sir John Tooke - are you out there?4 comments

Witch Doctor wrote 1 year ago: SOME HELP IN DEFINING THE ROLE OF THE DOCTOR Sir John, My Black Cat is here to help with the difficu … more →

Tags: competencies, Department of Health, health, Health Economics, Health Policies, House of Commons, Medical workforce, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers

Tooke Report - final edition

Witch Doctor wrote 1 year ago: THE TOOKE REPORT – FINAL EDITION 8 JANUARY 2008 The final edition of The Tooke Report is now a … more →

Tags: competencies, Department of Health, health, Health Economics, Health Policies, House of Commons, Medical workforce, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers

Training posts for all junior doctors

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: WE NEED MORE DOCTORS AND THEY ALL NEED TO BE IN TRAINING POSTS Sometimes The Witch Doctor likes to r … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, MTAS, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Health Economics, Department of Health

A competent clinical decision maker4 comments

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: A NEW KIND OF PERSON Read this and think about it. In October 2007 a document on acute medical care … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, MMC, NHS, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Parliament, Health Economics

Skills escalator - now read Grumble!

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago:   GRUMBLE HAS BEEN MEDITATING AND IS SHARING SOME PROFOUND THOUGHTS For pity’s sake read … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, MMC, NHS, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Parliament, Health Economics

Skills escalator - Read "The Ferret," will you!!

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: THE FERRET HAS PUT PEN TO PAPER AND HOW!   a red apple …………… … more →

Tags: competencies, Department of Health, health, Health Economics, Health Policies, House of Commons, Medical Education, Medical workforce, MMC

Hospital at Night is creeping

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: CREEPING AND CREAKING EVERYWHERE Do you remember how we were amused when this Blue Bottle Spell firs … more →

Tags: Blue bottle spells, competencies, Department of Health, health, Health Economics, Health Policies, Medical workforce, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers

I am a doctor, an artist, not a provider.....

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: YOU MUST KNOW AN AWFUL LOT TO KNOW WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW “WHITE COAT RANTS” fished o … more →

Tags: Medical workforce, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Health Economics, Department of Health, competencies, Medical Education

No white coats. Like it or not.

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: WHAT ABOUT THE MEN? WHAT ABOUT THE DOCTORS? You are wondering about what the male variety of staff w … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, NHS, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Parliament, Health Economics, Department of Health, Medical women

End of life decisions - THE CREEP BEGINS1 comment

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: THE CREEP BEGINS The Witch Doctor commends that you read this post by “THE FERRET FANCIER … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, MMC, NHS, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Parliament, death

Dr Rant is swimming in infested waters2 comments

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: Do you think Dr Rant is troubled, My Black Cat? He seems to have done a nose-dive off the tip of the … more →

Tags: competencies, Department of Health, Health Economics, Health Policies, House of Commons, Medical Education, Medical workforce, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers

Tooke Report - some snippets

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: AT LAST – THE WORLD HAS STOPPED TILTING! TOOKE REPORT Well, well, well, My Black Cat, what do … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, MTAS, MMC, NHS, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Parliament

The medical workforce anomaly1 comment

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: “Competence, like truth, beauty and contact lenses, is in the eye of the beholder.” JUST … more →

Tags: Medical workforce, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Health Policies, Health Economics, Department of Health, competencies, Medical Education

The 2004 Christmas tree

Witch Doctor wrote 2 years ago: “Competence, like truth, beauty and contact lenses, is in the eye of the beholder.” CHRI … more →

Tags: House of Commons, Medical workforce, MTAS, MMC, Modernising Medical Careers, National Practitioner, Parliament, Health Economics, Department of Health


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