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"Simply put, the two year training does not equate them at all with what a doctor has to go through in order to qualify to call themselves a doctor” Iona Collins.DOCTOR. on why the BMA wants to halt the further expansion of Physician Associates in light of serious concerns ⬇️

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Фото профиля Liz Peecock
Liz Peecock1 год назад

@Doc_IonaCollins From what I can see those "people" include hospital employers and managers and those putting PAs on doctors rotas. Not just patients but people who are supposed to know the difference.

Фото профиля Patrick Mackle. DOCTOR.
Patrick Mackle. DOCTOR.1 год назад

@Doc_IonaCollins Thank you Iona. Well said.

Фото профиля Steve Langton DPhil FRCS
Steve Langton DPhil FRCS1 год назад

@Doc_IonaCollins Well said Iona

Фото профиля Paul 𝕏 R.D
Paul 𝕏 R.D1 год назад

@Doc_IonaCollins Yes. It appears that this great training leads doctors - straight to strike, a god complex, wanting more, forgetting their original face, forgetting the simple fact that they are doctors. Sounds like great training. Or just exceptionally poor candidates.

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Ryan Barrett | 🇬🇧 🇳🇱 🇪🇺| ❤️🇺🇦 | 🖕🇷🇺1 год назад

@Doc_IonaCollins Wow, "Physician Associate", is that woke for Nurse? WTF has happened to the UK since I left in 2006?

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