It was a few weeks ago. I was logged-on to a meeting. Locked, stock to the computer screen, my face flickering at 60Hz, my fingers dancing over the keyboard, and, me, for the most pretending to eye-contact, whilst reading the Guardian. During these times I exist in a split reality. My focus switching between theContinue reading “The Sailor from Dinnington”
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Testing in the time of Covid…
We have closed schools which has reduced transmission; we can’t close care homes.
London, Glasgow and the hospital. (for Sandra)
Working as he does with people who have dementia, is it even worthwhile sending the GP a note – ‘Your patient did not attend the clinic this morning; we will see them routinely in six months.’ Or worse, ‘Your patient did not attend the clinic. We have discharged them.’
South Yorkshire Tribe (care sans frontieres)
The pull of this is so strong it overwhelms our logic.
And so, we compete.
Compete for nurses, doctors and so on.
Scare resources don’t go a long way in a finite economy.
Grand-theft Junior
Is this what we want? One overall winner with everyone else losing?
When two tribes go to war…
Take off the boxing-gloves and share a cup of tea or coffee – whatever your preference.
Dementia awareness week #DAW2016
Slow down, be mindful, respect your elders, respect your knees & don’t mess too much with your hair!
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