Dr Miv

Dr Miv 🧠MindOps - Precision Lab (Founder)
đź©ş15yrs Emergnecy Medicine Doctor
đź’‰ Doctor Led Aesthetics + Ultrasound (Founder)

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14/08/2026

Dissection missed ….. patient’s life ended…..simply because you rushed to diagnosed a heart attack. Now you are in coroners court and about to lose your licence. Here’s what to do instead …… MindOps - The Precision Lab

07/08/2026

Trop was fine but patient died……because you missed the opportunity……..MindOps - The Precision Lab

30/07/2026

D-dimer won’t save you, you could end up killing a patient , end up in coroner court, end up losing your licence. This is why ……. Follow MindOps - The Precision Lab

29/07/2026

Ladies are losing their ovaries because gynae doctors refuse these patients and miss the diagnosis. Blood tests won’t show it, investigations won’t show it. Advocate for your patients, learn more here at MindOps - The Precision Lab

20/07/2026

Andy Burnham as Prime Minister could completely reshape the NHS.

But what would that actually mean for doctors, patients and taxpayers? 🏥

His vision appears to focus on:

🔹 Prevention over treatment — shifting healthcare towards stopping diseases before they happen, tackling obesity, smoking, mental health and long-term conditions.

🔹 Social care reform — fixing one of the biggest causes of NHS pressure: patients stuck in hospital because there is nowhere safe to discharge them.

🔹 More political control of the NHS — reducing the independence of NHS England and bringing more accountability directly to government.

🔹 More local decision-making — expanding the Greater Manchester model, where billions of pounds of health and social care spending are controlled closer to communities.

🔹 The NHS workforce crisis — the biggest challenge remains the people delivering care: doctors, nurses and healthcare staff facing recruitment, retention and pay pressures.

The NHS is not just a healthcare system — it is one of the biggest employers and biggest areas of government spending in the UK.

The question is:

Can Andy Burnham deliver a healthier nation… or will the NHS challenges prove too big for any politician?

👇 What do you think — would his approach fix the NHS or create more problems?

15/07/2026

Forget learning cyp 450 mnemonic…..do this instead ……

13/07/2026

Fitness to practise cases are the most feared outcome in a medical career. And the least prepared for.

The GMC receives thousands of referrals every year. The majority involve communication failures, documentation gaps, boundary issues and health concerns that were hidden rather than disclosed. Not clinical incompetence. Professional and personal failures that accumulated quietly over time.

The doctors most at risk are not the least skilled. They are the most isolated, the most exhausted and the ones who believed their clinical reputation would protect them.

It won’t. Your documentation will. Your communication will. Your professional self management will.

These are trainable skills. MindOps exists to train them.

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10/07/2026

England play at 10pm, this A&E closes at 10pm ? đźš‘

Not related but an interesting fact of timing.

County Hospital Stafford’s Emergency Department is open from 8am to 10pm. After 10pm, emergency patients are redirected to larger hospitals with full 24-hour emergency services.

Why?

Following the Mid Staffordshire NHS scandal and the Francis Inquiry, the NHS placed a much greater emphasis on patient safety, staffing levels, and access to specialist care. The aim was to ensure seriously ill patients are treated in hospitals with the teams and facilities needed around the clock.

Emergency medicine isn’t just about keeping the doors open.

It’s about having emergency physicians, surgeons, anaesthetists, intensive care, CT scanners, theatres and specialist teams available when every minute counts.

What do you think?

Should every town have a 24-hour A&E, or is it safer to centralise emergency care in larger hospitals?

⬇️ Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

10/07/2026

You don’t need to know everything to be a good doctor. You need to learn how to care for the patient, not receptors

07/07/2026

In medical school you were taught to lead the clinical team.
Nobody taught you how to actually work within one.
The nursing team on your ward carries institutional knowledge that no textbook contains and no induction covers. They are the single most important professional relationship a junior doctor can build. And the way you build it — or fail to — in your first weeks on a ward follows you in ways most doctors don’t discover until it’s already too late to change.
This is not about being liked. It is about being trusted. In medicine those two things are closer together than most people think.
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