Northerner
Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Andy Mayo, a specialised musculoskeletal physiotherapist, says the biggest challenge facing his department is a lack of money.
My day starts when the alarm goes off around 6.15am – I stumble down for a quick breakfast – normally a smoothie laced with coffee. Once awake I get dressed and head out the door.
I have two options for the commute; either the car or train, if the weather is ok I try and take the train – it’s a nice walk to the station and gives me time in the morning to wake up, and catch up on a physio podcast.
I arrive at work and begin to open up shop, including checking the answerphone for cancellations or urgent new appointments. I generally arrive around 8am for my first patient at 08.15am; the rest of the department gets in slightly later.
http://www.theguardian.com/healthca...love-nhs-rules-less-budget-make-job-difficult
My day starts when the alarm goes off around 6.15am – I stumble down for a quick breakfast – normally a smoothie laced with coffee. Once awake I get dressed and head out the door.
I have two options for the commute; either the car or train, if the weather is ok I try and take the train – it’s a nice walk to the station and gives me time in the morning to wake up, and catch up on a physio podcast.
I arrive at work and begin to open up shop, including checking the answerphone for cancellations or urgent new appointments. I generally arrive around 8am for my first patient at 08.15am; the rest of the department gets in slightly later.
http://www.theguardian.com/healthca...love-nhs-rules-less-budget-make-job-difficult