@brumdan.bsky.social
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We know the importance of kindness, listening, relationships in NHS. These are the foundation for everything else- & they're simple & 'free', right?
No! They take time, emotional capacity, & supportive conditions.
We need to properly invest, eg the physical & social infrastructure to enable this.
No! They take time, emotional capacity, & supportive conditions.
We need to properly invest, eg the physical & social infrastructure to enable this.
December 28, 2025 at 9:01 AM
We know the importance of kindness, listening, relationships in NHS. These are the foundation for everything else- & they're simple & 'free', right?
No! They take time, emotional capacity, & supportive conditions.
We need to properly invest, eg the physical & social infrastructure to enable this.
No! They take time, emotional capacity, & supportive conditions.
We need to properly invest, eg the physical & social infrastructure to enable this.
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I've lost interest in 'system change' in the NHS. It seems to me a colossal waste of time & energy, & just a path to utter frustration.
It's miles better to put energy into actual real relationships. With patients, with colleagues. That's where you can make a difference.
It's miles better to put energy into actual real relationships. With patients, with colleagues. That's where you can make a difference.
December 8, 2025 at 9:06 PM
I've lost interest in 'system change' in the NHS. It seems to me a colossal waste of time & energy, & just a path to utter frustration.
It's miles better to put energy into actual real relationships. With patients, with colleagues. That's where you can make a difference.
It's miles better to put energy into actual real relationships. With patients, with colleagues. That's where you can make a difference.
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Speaking with someone who's in pain is very hard. You long for something to do or say that'll lessen the pain. Feels so wrong to not 'DO SOMETHING', & it's easy to get drawn into problem-solving. Takes a lot of gentle strength to 'be with', to sit alongside, to seek to understand 'what is it like?'.
December 8, 2025 at 8:07 AM
Speaking with someone who's in pain is very hard. You long for something to do or say that'll lessen the pain. Feels so wrong to not 'DO SOMETHING', & it's easy to get drawn into problem-solving. Takes a lot of gentle strength to 'be with', to sit alongside, to seek to understand 'what is it like?'.
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Everyone has a story you may know nothing about.
November 23, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Everyone has a story you may know nothing about.