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Today is our 1st #birthday! It’s been an amazing year establishing & growing a #community of #inclusivity in #aorticdissection. Like everyone, the past year has been trying. But we're reflecting on the highlights of what has been achieved so far. Please read on 🧵👇 
We spoke at 25+ events on a mission to update & spread #AortaEd across the patient pathway. Partnering with @OFFICIALWMAS @ParamedicsUK @nhsswft @bsms_ctss @SCTSUK @cpdme @AssocEmergMedIE @NCAlliance_NHS @RCollEM @EuropSocEM @acutemedicine @CDDFTNHS +more
#Podcasts are easily accessible #FOAMed, especially for teams on the road. We focused on reaching pre-hospital where swift AD diagnosis & management will prevent unnecessary deaths.
👏 @TheCaseReport @GenBroadCAST @SecondarySurvey for championing this!
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👏 @TheCaseReport @GenBroadCAST @SecondarySurvey for championing this!
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Hello all - been a while. I’m putting another thread - not just to rant but also to genuinely find solutions. The situation: an unfortunate side effect of bureaucratic medicine with multiple “silos”. It is best described as #NotOnMyBudget. The impact to care: no care delivered.
I must first acknowledge that this term was proposed by a colleague and friend, and just describes the problem so succinctly and perfectly that I had to ask to use it publicly. I wish this was my brain child, but alas, it is not.
So what‘s the situation?
So what‘s the situation?
In single-payer medicine administration, budgets from a central pot are allocated to different areas/services. This can be service specific (ER vs ward), regional (different cities), etc. Let us consider these "pots".
