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r/DoctorsUK

@MedReddit

2 years

Finally we're on the same page

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@MedReddit

1 year

To be clear, the subreddit is by far and away the biggest and most active forum for junior doctors in the UK. Every month, we receive more visitors and page views than the BMJ. Within an hour of the BMA update being posted, it had been viewed 18k times. Total views >80k.

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@MedReddit

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To be clear Never- not once, not ever Has any PA personal information been allowed on the subreddit. We strictly enforce this policy for doctors and PAs and ban users for this. To go on radio and say otherwise is misinformation.

Dr Done

@Dr_Done_

6 months

It is morally reprehensible to go on national radio and threaten the possibility of a suicide in response to doctors highlighting concerns about PAs. Not once does he address WHY there have been >90 recent news articles, just that it’s bad for PAs.

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@ShaunLintern We're really disappointed to be described as the "house magazine of DV" and a group of "online trolls". The mods were not contacted for comment. With 1.4k posts and 43k comments in the last 30 days only a minority are related to BMA elections, which were moderated strictly.

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@MedReddit

2 years

Re-ran the same search this year- FY doctors posts' in their first MONTH of the job. These are deeply concerning, as is the volume which seems to have doubled. We ask again- when will FYs get the support they need? @BMA_JuniorDocs @drcolinm @UKFPO

r/DoctorsUK

@MedReddit

3 years

These are just some of the posts from FY doctors in the last MONTH who are burned out, tired, and unsupported. Behind each post is a story, a person left behind. When will FYs get the support they need? @BMA_JuniorDocs @mindthebleep

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@MedReddit

1 year

...and we're moving to r/DoctorsUK because there's nothing "Junior" about being a doctor

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@MedReddit

1 year

Okay twitter, you win. We're shutting down r/JuniorDoctorsUK

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@MedReddit

2 years

Let's never forget where it all started. It's been a long road, there's still a way to go yet

Junior Doctors

@BMA_JuniorDocs

2 years

Junior doctors have voted YES to strike action in England. This is a giant step forward for junior doctors and #PayRestoration . Thank you to everyone who worked so hard for this. Keep an eye out for next steps. #BMADoctorsVoteYes

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@MedReddit

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These are just some of the posts from FY doctors in the last MONTH who are burned out, tired, and unsupported. Behind each post is a story, a person left behind. When will FYs get the support they need? @BMA_JuniorDocs @mindthebleep

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@MedReddit

1 year

@ShaunLintern We also object to the sensationalist description of Reddit as a "dark corner of the internet". Not only is the subreddit public and viewable by anyone without needing to register, we get more traffic than the BMJ, and are the largest and most active forum for doctors in the UK.

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@MedReddit

1 year

The moderators of the subreddit run it as an entirely neutral platform, and anyone can post or discuss on here. To disregard this as a rapid communication medium is folly

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@MedReddit

1 year

@ShaunLintern Anyone can make a post on the subreddit, it just happens that the veil of anonymity is now holding a candle to the onslaught of bullying and poor working conditions experienced by doctors in the NHS. Are these the posts of a group of trolls?

r/DoctorsUK

@MedReddit

2 years

Re-ran the same search this year- FY doctors posts' in their first MONTH of the job. These are deeply concerning, as is the volume which seems to have doubled. We ask again- when will FYs get the support they need? @BMA_JuniorDocs @drcolinm @UKFPO

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@MedReddit

2 years

Tag yourself! By u/ramblingcountrydr:

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@MedReddit

1 year

r/JDUK has done more to improve the working lives of postgraduate doctors in training than the dinosaur HEE, or any of the royal colleges. With a new subreddit, we look forward to extending that to our consultant, GP, SAS and other professional medical colleagues.

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@MedReddit

2 years

Once again the views of the subreddit are up on twitter. There's strong feelings around this topic, and if you see anything unprofessional, please press report and a moderator (doctor) will review it

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@MedReddit

3 years

All incoming F1’s at my hospital need to undergo a clinical competency assessment. Any ideas what this will entail?

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@MedReddit

1 year

@COSMakin @ShaunLintern Don't recognise this at all. Posts are regularly removed where they cross the line unlike twitter, tiktok, daily mail comments section. Perhaps you're referring to another subreddit?

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@MedReddit

2 years

@MedCrisis Do you want to do an AMA? Mods would facilitate, do drop a DM if interested

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@MedReddit

1 year

@iDrSunny I had no idea what the BMA was doing prior to 2021, when they started engaging (listening and responding) on social media. Lots of doctors feeling more connected than ever to their union via social media, much better than diktats via email.

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@MedReddit

1 month

James is great. When will @TheBMA start engaging doctors where they actually reside online instead of X with declining viewership & engagement?

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@MedReddit

1 year

The subreddit has gone dark as part of #RedditBlackout protesting changes to 3rd party apps which will significantly affect users and moderators. We'll be back (for now) from Tuesday at 4pm.

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@MedReddit

2 years

Ask Me Anything (AMA) live tomorrow 9pm with everyone's favourite cardiologist, @MedCrisis ! Get your questions in now:

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@MedReddit

3 years

@JonnyGucks If only there were a pseudonymous forum where being an influencer counts for nothing, with no character limit for nuanced discussions...

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@MedReddit

1 year

@oliverdevine Paper using the subreddit as a dataset of thousands of comments by JDs and drawing out themes:

Monitoring real-time junior doctor sentiment from comments on a public social media platform: a...

Some topics discussed in social media are comparable to those queried in traditional questionnaires, whereas other topics are distinctive and offer insight into what themes junior doctors care about....

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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@MedReddit

2 years

Monitor alignment chart by u/runningluke

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@MedReddit

3 years

Have your say! Upcoming AMA on Tuesday at 6pm with the Broad Left movement of @BMA_JuniorDocs answering your questions regarding pay & conditions

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@MedReddit

3 years

The foundation programme is an important part of medical education

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@MedReddit

3 years

@Laithalexander That post was such a mess. 60k views, 220 shares, and then getting brigaded by the daily mail crowd "ItS a VoCaTiOn"

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@MedReddit

10 months

@doctorhelgi Reminder that the majority of anonymous social media posts (on reddit) are positive: Or are they suggesting 24k doctors are just liberally expressing negativity?

Monitoring real-time junior doctor sentiment from comments on a public social media platform: a...

AbstractObjectives. To investigate whether sentiment analysis and topic modelling can be used to monitor the sentiment and opinions of junior doctors.Desig

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@MedReddit

1 year

@Xeon4f145d96s1 Wrong removal reason selected, however the Reddit post (unlike your SS version) includes the OPs profile picture, which would doxx them.

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@MedReddit

3 years

@clare_eliza It's been a bit midlevel fighty recently I'm afraid, these things tend to come in waves. If you sort by top week/month/year you get a fairer idea of what goes on. I'll share some favs if you're interested?

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@MedReddit

1 year

@Dr_BellaR *coughs*

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@MedReddit

3 years

@DrBenLovell Are we? Because there's been hundreds of posts in the past week, of which 2 have discussed ACPs. We've removed 1 comment of 130 so far. Struggling to find any 'frothing' as such

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@MedReddit

1 year

1 year later...

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@MedReddit

2 years

7 months later...

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@MedReddit

2 years

But if you want to understand trainees, maybe come and engage with those doctors, not issue an edict that Reddit Iz Bad

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@MedReddit

10 months

@parthaskar @RCPhysicians @trishgreenhalgh @UKGastroDr @DrLKVaughan @RowanHarwood @FPARCP @DrSelvarajah @NHSE_WTE @VirtueOfNothing @OrthopodReg @doctor_oxford Partha would you be interested in hosting an Ask Me Anything (AMA) talking about PAs, regulation and more on r/DoctorsUK? Can discuss via DM if you like.

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@MedReddit

6 months

@Parody_RCGP @rcgp "it's just a small echo chamber, it doesn't represent the view of most doctors"

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@MedReddit

2 years

7 months later...

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@parthaskar @Xeon4f145d96s1 You need to come across to r/JDUK Partha, this is more severe than most but this stuff is being posted ALL.THE.TIME

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r/DoctorsUK

@MedReddit

2 years

Re-ran the same search this year- FY doctors posts' in their first MONTH of the job. These are deeply concerning, as is the volume which seems to have doubled. We ask again- when will FYs get the support they need? @BMA_JuniorDocs @drcolinm @UKFPO

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@MedReddit

3 years

Everyone loves a crossover episode

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@MedReddit

1 year

@Brozapine There are thousands of juniors who may not have seen the announcement on twitter, why was this not posted on Reddit? We demand justice @BMA_JuniorDocs

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@MedReddit

3 years

I see it must be thursday because twitter consultants are dunking on the subreddit again

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@MedReddit

1 year

@MsBethanJ @JonnyGucks All I'm saying is please report, so bad actors can be removed. Theres more activity on Reddit than medtwitter at the moment, it relies on reports to police what's going on.

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@MedReddit

2 years

Oh hey I wonder why the modmail is so busy today

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@MedReddit

3 years

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@MedReddit

1 year

@MsBethanJ Never said "just delete". Screenshot, call it out, reply directly. But if you don't report it for action as well then you're just enabling it to continue while using the outrage for your own likes- that's privilege.

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@MedReddit

3 years

@DrSeanMon @BWCHBoss Unbelievable. Don't worry we've banned this user and will return to doomposting at once.

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@MedReddit

3 years

@TharushaGunawa4 Just to be clear, the moderators set it to private to prevent spam in the wake of the article, not the 'coup' organisers. Hopefully twitter can see that the subreddit doesn't push an agenda anymore than Twitter org does

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@MedReddit

3 years

When you're called in for a meeting with #MedTwitter

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@MedReddit

2 years

@DrAdamLawton Oh no

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@MedReddit

3 years

Say what you will about MedReddit, but all that we've seen over the past month are new F1s stressed over their new roles getting nothing but support and kindness.

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@MedReddit

3 years

@TurtonsOther We solved all specialty friction by letting anyone dunk on anyone anon without being cancelled. Truly the chaotic evil solution to this problem!

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@MedReddit

2 years

Annie I'm sure we can organise a mass twitter pile on to get the CEO to remove all the chairs from your ward

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@MedReddit

1 year

@MsBethanJ @DrBenLovell @JonnyGucks Removing racist content and banning racists isn't anti-racist? Like I say you've done nothing to help since you've never actually reported any of the comments that you find abhorrent, and just amplified it for likes.

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@MedReddit

2 years

Unbelievable

Ronan

@ronansetron

2 years

lmao option A and hang up, sorryaboutit

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@MedReddit

1 year

We've ensured that the subreddit will be available in time for the Scottish ballot result, and for industrial action in England.

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@MedReddit

3 years

@RowanLGossedge @TharushaGunawa4 @techpriest @JonJHilton I'd absolutely dispute this. Every comment can be reported, we remove any comments which are bullying and hand out bans. Did anyone report the comments? And none of the moderators have ever been involved in bullying behaviour, to insinuate that is ridiculous.

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@MedReddit

3 years

@AliAbdaal Do you want to do an AMA on reddit? Lots of junior doctors on here who would be keen to ask Qs

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@MedReddit

3 years

@abi_carey @clare_eliza Really sorry to hear this, it's definitely been difficult of late. Would genuinely appreciate any thoughts on how to make it more positive (aside from banning sexism which we should already be doing, but clearly aren't enough)

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@MedReddit

1 year

@JonnyGucks @MsBethanJ As always, there's an active base of moderators who are doctors. If you report these comments they get removed and people get bans. Only one of these comments was reported. Why was that?

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@MedReddit

2 years

@JonnyGucks @DrJSherrington Oh come on it's been a lot worse in the past, today is relatively sedate!

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@MedReddit

3 years

Predictable outcomes of referrals to specialties:

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@MedReddit

2 years

@JonnyGucks Honestly it was so nice to see the stats blow up and not the modmail for a change

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@MedReddit

2 years

Reddit r/JuniorDoctorsUK is ready to accept all medtwitterers fleeing the impending twitter implosion. Chances are you're already here!

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@MedReddit

3 years

@DrBenLovell I'm all for hearing different perspectives but surely you can see that this is 1 topic among many on the sub? It's divisiveness breeds contention but the same could be said for twitter.

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@MedReddit

2 years

@Dr_JSA It cuts both ways- you can't have honest discussion on only the comfortable issues. Some must be moderated, but that's another reason Reddit is superior

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@MedReddit

2 years

@TharushaGunawa4

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2 years

@abi_carey The mods every time the subreddit ends up on twitter:

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@MedReddit

3 years

Looking at the real cost of cutting FY1 salary- what is an FY1s pay?

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@MedReddit

8 months

@pfizerforu It's an open forum anyone can make a post, we could say we're "waiting for twitter to make a statement"

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@MedReddit

3 years

A complete farce all round for anaesthetics, here's just some of the comments from doctors on the @RCoANews statement.

Danny Wong (黄永年)

@dannyjnwong

3 years

From the r/JuniorDoctorsUK subreddit

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@MedReddit

3 years

r/JuniorDoctorsUK has recruited new moderators, who work to hold the whole place to a higher standard (than twitter). We hope #medtwitter likes our new community award ❤️

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@MedReddit

2 years

You guys really talk nonstop about PAs on here huh?

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@MedReddit

2 years

In case you have seen him, this is the guy who's been very kindly answering employment and contract questions all over the subreddit for the past several months!

James Steen

@BMA_James_Steen

2 years

@Anniedroid_ @MedReddit

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@MedReddit

2 years

@Xeon4f145d96s1 @Anniedroid_ @BabysGotTheBens @girldoconline "small"

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@MedReddit

1 year

@DrEilidhMaria Cheers for letting us know, will discuss among mods👍

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@MedReddit

1 year

@iDrSunny You're misrepresenting my intentions. Some people are saying "don't use Reddit". I'm saying don't not use Reddit. There are a lot more people saying they appreciate comms this way that aren't on this platform.

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@drphiliplee1

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Dr Julia Grace Patterson💙

@JujuliaGrace

3 years

I wonder, I often wonder right now, what it was like in Nazi Germany in the 1930s. And I wonder which year our experiences compare to. 1933? 1935? 1937? Do not sleep-walk into this. We cannot. We must not. We must push back together against this with everything we have.

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2 years

@DrZeshanQureshi @davieshpa @gmcuk Yep first spotted & shared on reddit, initial medtwitter shares linked to same reddit post too

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@MedReddit

3 years

"Be nice to your IMGs" A really reasonable discussion on challenges (particularly communication) between british & IMG doctors #medtwitter

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@MedReddit

3 years

Why don't we look after each other more? A selection of comments:

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@MedReddit

2 years

@thegradmedic

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@MedReddit

3 years

@Abi_Rimmer @BMA_JuniorDocs Lots of discussion on this on reddit- juniors generally angry at the inflexibility & duration of BMA agreement, plus lack of media mention of JDs being even worse off. Especially after the BMJ column "it's not about the money"

From the JuniorDoctorsUK community on Reddit: Government offers NHS staff in England 3% pay rise |...

Posted by Viromen - 142 votes and 139 comments

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1 year

@Iylmkmc @nysuri @TheBMA @BMA_JuniorDocs There are lots of ways to reach mods who act to remove comments like these & ban users, from reporting, sending modmail, messaging one of the moderators, or DMing or tagging this account. Nobody did any of that because they wanted to screenshot and farm the outrage for likes.

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@MedReddit

8 months

@mancunianmedic @bmj_latest I've seen far worse targeted abuse on twitter, genuinely. Rule 2 here means no names or personal information, except public figures. I more mean time for the average doctor to come to Reddit, than Twitter

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@MedReddit

2 years

@giftofthe_gabi If only there was a group that formed out of Reddit trying to sort this all out...

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@MedReddit

3 years

#NewProfilePic

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@MedReddit

1 year

@JonnyGucks @themessreg @parthaskar @Anniedroid_ People have been saying stupid things on Reddit well before twitter became a thing. Moderators will continue to remove unacceptable comments and issue bans whoever is making them. Can't say the same is true for twitter anons

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@MedReddit

10 months

@ZS_Chaudhry @NotAdoctor0000 @LeedsHospitals They did, if OP bothered to link the thread rather than screenshot the whole thing has been explained & debunked in detail:

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@MedReddit

3 years

@JuliaNixACP @clare_eliza A nurse posted asking for ideas to improve JD support and was really well received, used it to improve things on their ward:

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@MedReddit

2 years

@dannyjnwong I mean most of #medtwitter is already subscribed, they just won't admit it

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@MedReddit

3 years

@DrSarahHal @Abi_Rimmer @BMA_JuniorDocs e.g. we had @TheDA_UK come on to do an AMA recently:

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@MedReddit

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@drphiliplee1

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@MedReddit

3 years

I see it must be thursday because twitter consultants are dunking on the subreddit again

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3 years

@DrSarahHal @BMA_JuniorDocs @dr_emmacoombe @TheBMA @ERunswickBMA @DrMattTuck Hi, details of the participants are in the link- they are a subset of candidates for BMA representing own views.

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@MedReddit

1 year

@tee_kayoki @MsBethanJ @DrBenLovell @JonnyGucks Because nobody whatsoever reported the comments in the screenshot

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@MedReddit

3 years

The ultimate specialty tier list #SorryNotSorry

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@MedReddit

3 years

@clare_eliza We do have a fair few consultants on there too (isn't everyone a junior doctor at heart?) Unsolicited favourite anyway:

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@MedReddit

1 year

@MsBethanJ @JonnyGucks Like I say we ban people who repeatedly do this. IMO there's just as much crap on twitter from anon doctors, but no mods to appeal

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