Sonya Bushell
@sonyabushell.bsky.social
Resident doctor. Passionate about palliative care, shared decision-making, advance care planning and generalism. Pursuing a clinical academic career.
So grateful to @bjgp.bsky.social @euanlawson.social for recognising this research too - thank you!
January 31, 2026 at 1:20 PM
So grateful to @bjgp.bsky.social @euanlawson.social for recognising this research too - thank you!
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I’d love this to be normal practice - I’ve always said everyone should have a TEP form in hospital because it normalises these discussions. Early versions where full escalation appropriate, with gradual change to comfort as priority
January 30, 2026 at 10:15 PM
I’d love this to be normal practice - I’ve always said everyone should have a TEP form in hospital because it normalises these discussions. Early versions where full escalation appropriate, with gradual change to comfort as priority
Reposted by Sonya Bushell
Absolutely agree.
No-one with a LTC should present in a foreseeable crisis without a plan for action. Useful to guide patient & family, carers, first responders, ED etc, & plans made collaboratively respect the patient's values.
No-one with a LTC should present in a foreseeable crisis without a plan for action. Useful to guide patient & family, carers, first responders, ED etc, & plans made collaboratively respect the patient's values.
January 30, 2026 at 10:50 PM
Absolutely agree.
No-one with a LTC should present in a foreseeable crisis without a plan for action. Useful to guide patient & family, carers, first responders, ED etc, & plans made collaboratively respect the patient's values.
No-one with a LTC should present in a foreseeable crisis without a plan for action. Useful to guide patient & family, carers, first responders, ED etc, & plans made collaboratively respect the patient's values.
Would love to know your thoughts! - @drlindadykes.bsky.social @lucypgeridoc.bsky.social @drkathrynmannix.bsky.social @clarefuller.bsky.social @helensalisbury.bsky.social @johnlauner.bsky.social @pwhitakerwriter.medsky.social
January 30, 2026 at 8:09 PM
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Of critical importance this year was @elspethdavies.bsky.social look at polarisation in medicines and how we can possibly hope to get back to more understanding in scientific debate. www.bmj.com/content/391/...
Polarisation in medicine: how can we better engage with people who disagree with us?
Silos have formed in a range of debates in medicine. We need to work together to move beyond this polarisation, writes Elspeth Davies
### Biography
Elspeth Davies is a senior researcher at the Univ...
www.bmj.com
December 29, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Of critical importance this year was @elspethdavies.bsky.social look at polarisation in medicines and how we can possibly hope to get back to more understanding in scientific debate. www.bmj.com/content/391/...
Such a beautiful and hopeful novel - I love that it's about the rebuilding after the apocalypse
January 8, 2026 at 8:32 PM
Such a beautiful and hopeful novel - I love that it's about the rebuilding after the apocalypse