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Dancing nurses?

By *etsome OP Man over a year ago

birmingham

Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19?

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman over a year ago

all loved up

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "
they are on breaks

.. trying to keep morale up

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By *ottielayWoman over a year ago

by the bay

I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman over a year ago

all loved up

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work "
really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Yes get back to work

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan over a year ago

here

I don’t think it would be unreasonable for the NHS Trusts to ask for this to stop.

People will start to question the credibility of the serious message when there appears to be a growing number of these tiktok type videos.

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By *ottielayWoman over a year ago

by the bay

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this.."

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

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By *asyukMan over a year ago

West London

I think that they should do whatever they need to to decompress as long as it causes no harm.

It causes no harm except for mild offence to people sat at home which society can cope with.

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By *wisted999Man over a year ago

North Bucks

I think it’s great keep it up.

Must be pretty stressful right now. A moments levity for them no harm done.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media "

Do your work stop you from using social media in your own time, because that is what breaks (usually unpaid) are... your own time

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Ffs whats the problem with spreading a little happiness

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

What's wrong with people it's a bit of fun

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Surprised at the “get back to work” messages , kind of hope the are meant to be tongue in cheek ... surely not coming from the same people clapping the nhs on a thursday evening or sat home on 80% wage at the moment while these people work loads extra for their usual 100%

If they want to have a little light hearted fun on their breaks let them

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By *oved Up 2Couple over a year ago

nottingham

"Ffs whats the problem with spreading a little happiness

This.

Some miserable buggers on here

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By *ornLordMan over a year ago

Wiltshire and London

FFS, I hope the uncharitable comments above are ironic.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Ffs whats the problem with spreading a little happiness

This.

Some miserable buggers on here"

Probably on fab in work time to and the only reason there not on tic tok is they cant dance

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By *eavy-Metal-CoupleCouple over a year ago

Liverpool

I think whatever helps to destress them as it most be a scare time for them right now. I have heard a few stories as we both have friends that are nurses and with one of them after her shift she join me and her fella online gaming to destress.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Are any of you insulting people married to any nurses xx well i am and she works incredibly hard xx and at the moment they are under so much more preasure xx anyway that can ease the stress can only be a good thing xx keep it up xx

Or there is the other side of the argument xx if you dont like it dont look at it xx simple xx

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I work in social care and my breaks are unpaid so are my own time, not works time. That's if we get a chance to take a break at all. If it's in their break time and they manage to actually take that break then hospital staff should do whatever the fuck they like

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

Nice to see the pandemic bringing out the best in people.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I think it's lovely to see the nurses having fun. Their jobs must be hell at the moment so a bit of fun can make their shift more bearable.

I know when I've been in hospital i have enjoyed seeing the nurses having and sharing a light hearted moment

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By *rK MrsJCouple over a year ago

Kidderminster

Both myself and MrsJ work on the front line, although MrsJ is more frontline. Nurses and doctors have such a stressful job I wonder how many of you would cope, so they need to let off steam and it's normally when on breaks that they DO NOT get paid for so. give them a break.

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

"I think it's lovely to see the nurses having fun. Their jobs must be hell at the moment so a bit of fun can make their shift more bearable.

I know when I've been in hospital i have enjoyed seeing the nurses having and sharing a light hearted moment

You would think if you had a moan about someone..nurses would be last on your list.

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

Yes, give them a break, they deserve it and it's nice to see them relax for a short while.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Many of you have no idea what it’s like to be facing such a huge challenge. I can tell you now that your average squaddie gets through battle with laughter.

If it lifts these nurses spirit, crack on.

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By *entralscotscpl7Couple over a year ago

Falkirk

"Many of you have no idea what it’s like to be facing such a huge challenge. I can tell you now that your average squaddie gets through battle with laughter.

If it lifts these nurses spirit, crack on. "

Absolutely agree with this. As an ex soldier I wholeheartedly agree.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

When you deal with death, suffering, illness and despair on a daily basis, you need to have an escape to keep you sane and to keep doing what you do. These people are not emotional robots - they are human beings who have the same feelings as everyone else. Cut them some slack.

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By *hetalkingstoveMan over a year ago

London

"I don’t think it would be unreasonable for the NHS Trusts to ask for this to stop.

People will start to question the credibility of the serious message when there appears to be a growing number of these tiktok type videos."

The only people to "question the credibility" will be people with no sense of empathy, because most of us are able to understand that nurses are human beings that need relief from incredibly hard work.

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By *penbicoupleCouple over a year ago

Northampton

"I think it’s great keep it up.

Must be pretty stressful right now. A moments levity for them no harm done. "

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Wow, first time I've seen a thread that has been critical of nurses.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Many of you have no idea what it’s like to be facing such a huge challenge. I can tell you now that your average squaddie gets through battle with laughter.

If it lifts these nurses spirit, crack on.

Absolutely agree with this. As an ex soldier I wholeheartedly agree.

This is more to the others on here, but you and I signed up knowing we might die. These nurses and doctors didn’t. Thats a big difference. Hats off to them.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Many of you have no idea what it’s like to be facing such a huge challenge. I can tell you now that your average squaddie gets through battle with laughter.

If it lifts these nurses spirit, crack on. "

Seriously...spot on mate.....amazed at the narrow mindedness of some people..it's about mental health..moral..team spirit... Jesus

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By *etsome OP Man over a year ago

birmingham

"Wow, first time I've seen a thread that has been critical of nurses.

Not nurses - just their dancing

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By *adame 2SwordsWoman over a year ago

Victoria, London

Really?! ffs

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Wow, first time I've seen a thread that has been critical of nurses.

Not nurses - just their dancing"

Really? I hope you get the right miserable matron if you go in

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Not nurses - just their dancing"

Don't think you'll be getting any action for any Nurses or care staff with that attitude..once this is over..

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By *obbytupperMan over a year ago

Menston near Ilkley

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

So people who are putting their lives at risk every shift shouldn't be allowed to let their hair down in their own time then OP? Shame on you!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

What do you think ?

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By *entralscotscpl7Couple over a year ago

Falkirk

"Many of you have no idea what it’s like to be facing such a huge challenge. I can tell you now that your average squaddie gets through battle with laughter.

If it lifts these nurses spirit, crack on.

Absolutely agree with this. As an ex soldier I wholeheartedly agree.

This is more to the others on here, but you and I signed up knowing we might die. These nurses and doctors didn’t. Thats a big difference. Hats off to them. "

Exactly. Moral is a huge factor of keeping your head in the game.

If a bit of dancing gets rid of the stress and anxiety that these people are under and gives them a bit of clarity, then I'm all for it.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Wow, first time I've seen a thread that has been critical of nurses.

Not nurses - just their dancing"

Can't understand the issue, it's not like any patients will be suffering?

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By *anger mouse and EmmaCouple over a year ago

Honiton

"Ffs whats the problem with spreading a little happiness

This.

Some miserable buggers on here"

You have that slightly wrong here! You mean there are some buggers on here that are so far up the ass they should be ashamed of themselves. Lets hope when they need the Nhs their left to kick the f.ing bucket!

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By *tephTV67TV/TS over a year ago

Cheshire

Any of these Nurses or Doctors can catch this terrible virus and they’re under a lot of stress currently, dealing with death and suffering every day. Some losing colleagues as well.

I cannot get my head around why anyone would be critical of them or their actions on social media. I’m happy to see them in good spirits and supportive of each other, no doubt behind some of those smiles they’re dealing with their own pain and fear.

I don’t clap on a Thursday, that type of appreciation to those people make me wince a bit.

But I will well up a bit on Facebook, when I see colleagues singing ‘you’ll never walk alone’ to each other as they’re suiting up to tend to very sick and infectious patients with in some cases not the right protective equipment.

I hope we never forget afterwards how much we owe these brave people from the cleaners, porters to the nurses and doctors of our NHS.

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By *ssex_tomMan over a year ago

Chelmsford

Shame on you OP. An awfully provocative post even by my standards.

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

He was backed up

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"He was backed up"

Maybe he should go and see one of the lovely nurses and get an Enema then

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple over a year ago

in Lancashire

There are times when dealing with trauma that it's good to unwind, let it go..

I am totally fine with some doing this and believe you me it's far preferable to them bottling it up and dealing with it in less positive ways..

Whiny posts such as the Op started are more an indicator that more people might find a positive release by taking up dancing etc..

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Anyone that begrudges the hard working NHS staff who are putting themselves and their loved ones at risk by working in the hospitals right now, a bit of a laugh to fight away the stress, tears and anxiety is a bit of a wanker in my opinion.

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

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By *ssex_tomMan over a year ago

Chelmsford

"Anyone that begrudges the hard working NHS staff who are putting themselves and their loved ones at risk by working in the hospitals right now, a bit of a laugh to fight away the stress, tears and anxiety is a bit of a wanker in my opinion. "

This

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Hands up who thinks a night out with the op would be a blast ?

(didn't think so )

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By *etsome OP Man over a year ago

birmingham

"There are times when dealing with trauma that it's good to unwind, let it go..

I am totally fine with some doing this and believe you me it's far preferable to them bottling it up and dealing with it in less positive ways..

Whiny posts such as the Op started are more an indicator that more people might find a positive release by taking up dancing etc.. "

There are quite a few people on social media who are saying we are overreacting especially when they hear that the nightingale centre has 14 patients. Hundreds of nurses practicing and performing dance routines are grist to their mill.

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By *etsome OP Man over a year ago

birmingham

"Hands up who thinks a night out with the op would be a blast ? "

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Wow... I'm a nurse and more and more I'm beginning to feel that ppl think medical and frontline workers... No matter their role... Are less than. We hurt, we cry, we get hungry, we need to pee, we have health conditions, we have parents, children, partners, worries, money issues..... Same as anyone... But on top of that, with hardly any protective equipment, we are being asked to treat ppl and at the same time risk our health. I'm wiping down my mask between shifts and reusing. That's how bad it is. What makes your life worth more than mine??? Do I not have a right to be healthy and not have to face this battle daily? What about my kid who's hardly getting to see me? My partner who also is front line?? Some people make me... Not even angry... Just hurt and sad

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By *ionelhutzMan over a year ago

liverpool

"Wow... I'm a nurse and more and more I'm beginning to feel that ppl think medical and frontline workers... No matter their role... Are less than. We hurt, we cry, we get hungry, we need to pee, we have health conditions, we have parents, children, partners, worries, money issues..... Same as anyone... But on top of that, with hardly any protective equipment, we are being asked to treat ppl and at the same time risk our health. I'm wiping down my mask between shifts and reusing. That's how bad it is. What makes your life worth more than mine??? Do I not have a right to be healthy and not have to face this battle daily? What about my kid who's hardly getting to see me? My partner who also is front line?? Some people make me... Not even angry... Just hurt and sad

Some people are best ignored

Not everyone thinks that way .dont let it get to you.

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By *ch WellMan over a year ago

Scotland

I can't speak for every hospital but I think what you'll find is that hospitals are very much split between the general covid wards and the ICU/HDU. There isn't much laughter in ICU/HDU where the sickest are. On the general wards patients aren't as ill, just needing a bit of oxygen and a bit of a help for example but on the whole these wards haven't been all that busy between not being at full capacity of patients but with over capacity of staff. This has seen staff keeping their own spirits up making videos, keeping up patients spirits and also keeping the message out there are about helping the NHS. Rather than moaning about it maybe be.more thankful that the staff have had time to do these because things could've been a whole lot worse than we have dealt with.

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By *tephTV67TV/TS over a year ago

Cheshire

So sorry you feel that way, you are appreciated by the majority and hopefully much more so, after this pandemic. I truly hope we all remember your efforts and sacrifices once this is all over.

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By *wisted999Man over a year ago

North Bucks

Thank you for the hard work. Majority appreciate it.

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By *ustkrissMan over a year ago

Belfast

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

There on the front line helping people so if they spend a little time to boost moral and spirits then they can dance all they work, there pulling long hours and you don't want them to burn out

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"There are times when dealing with trauma that it's good to unwind, let it go..

I am totally fine with some doing this and believe you me it's far preferable to them bottling it up and dealing with it in less positive ways..

Whiny posts such as the Op started are more an indicator that more people might find a positive release by taking up dancing etc..

These will be the same people who are moaning about us not being quick enough prepared on lockdown and ppe while at the same time criticising for being too prepared with nurses and bed availability... in short you cannot win with them so best just ignored

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By *ustkrissMan over a year ago

Belfast

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work "

You never check you're social media at work and it could be the end of shift

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By *ustkrissMan over a year ago

Belfast

Keep up the hard work, I salute you, you are doing an amazing job at any time but specially now in this pandemic its making it more dangerous, thank you

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By *ools and the brainCouple over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

Get a fucking life you miserable sods!!

Obviously lockdown boredom has set in.

Have you really got nothing better to do?

My Mrs is one of those" dancing" nurses she's been going to work absolutely terrified every day she's had all her annual leave cancelled and she's been doing 12hr shifts.

The dancing they did was after a shift change and instead of going straight home they decided to let off a bit of steam.

So stick that up your miserable arse.

If I get a ban whatever. Worth it.

Lastly we are both isolating since Monday as she's now been showing symptoms and is waiting test results to see if she has it.

I am fucking livid at this thread I really am I find it fucking offensive NHS are dying to help save people all your complaining about fucking dancing.

Please admin remove this thread before I get a lifetime ban.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple over a year ago

in Lancashire

"There are times when dealing with trauma that it's good to unwind, let it go..

I am totally fine with some doing this and believe you me it's far preferable to them bottling it up and dealing with it in less positive ways..

Whiny posts such as the Op started are more an indicator that more people might find a positive release by taking up dancing etc..

I would rather they planned for the worst possible outcome than be caught napping..

Hundreds out of how many? And your sure they are all nurses..

When there's an issue with performance or clinical outcomes from nurses dancing then you might have a point, but you don't..

Surely someone who claims to be in the NHS can recognise the pressure the nurses are under at this time?

Then again a lack of empathy and understanding will be found in all professions..

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By *ab_SparklesWoman over a year ago

sparkle Surprised

It's not just nurse's though is it, if you are to make a point about it. Include fire fighter's police pilots ambulance.

They are doing no harm at all.

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By *wisted999Man over a year ago

North Bucks

"Get a fucking life you miserable sods!!

Obviously lockdown boredom has set in.

Have you really got nothing better to do?

My Mrs is one of those" dancing" nurses she's been going to work absolutely terrified every day she's had all her annual leave cancelled and she's been doing 12hr shifts.

The dancing they did was after a shift change and instead of going straight home they decided to let off a bit of steam.

So stick that up your miserable arse.

If I get a ban whatever. Worth it.

Lastly we are both isolating since Monday as she's now been showing symptoms and is waiting test results to see if she has it.

I am fucking livid at this thread I really am I find it fucking offensive NHS are dying to help save people all your complaining about fucking dancing.

Please admin remove this thread before I get a lifetime ban."

Chill mate. Not worth it.

Many thanks to your good lady.

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By *eeBee67Man over a year ago

Masked and Distant

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

Get a grip ffs.

These people are putting their lifes on the line to save others. Shouldn't they be allowed to let of steam in whatever way they choose in their own break time?

People are concerned about the mental health of people because they cant go to the pub, what about the mental health of these Doctors and Nurses who are caring for a seemingly never ending stream of people who are dying.

I have mega respect and admiration for them, no matter how they relax.

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By *uckandbunnyCouple over a year ago

In your bed

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

Are you aiming for top prize in the most covid19 threads created?

I hear its a cracking award.

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By *ich HardMan over a year ago

Saffron Walden

"I think that they should do whatever they need to to decompress as long as it causes no harm.

It causes no harm except for mild offence to people sat at home which society can cope with."

Agree

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By *entralscotscpl7Couple over a year ago

Falkirk

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19?

Are you aiming for top prize in the most covid19 threads created?

I hear its a cracking award.

Certainly seems like that.

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By *he chef 45Man over a year ago

Banbridge

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By *uninlondon69Man over a year ago

Tower Bridge South

They are de-stressing. If anyone objects then feel free to provide them with another outlet for that stress. Yourself as a punchbag is my suggestion.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media "

Why shouldn’t they be on social media during their unpaid breaks?

Given the hours some are doing their breaks is one of the few chances they get to catch up with family and friends online

Is there anything else they shouldn’t be allowed to do during breaks or just social media?

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By *he riverdeep69Couple over a year ago

North west ish

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

So what do you think OP?

Personally I think anyone who starts a thread like this needs to spend a 12 hour shift on a covid ward, then come back and tell us what you think then.

For all the appreciation of the great work nurses do there are some people out there who think slagging them off is acceptable. That says more about that individual.

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By *a LunaWoman over a year ago

South Wales

I don’t even know what Tik Tok is?

Is it like Snapchat? I never got on with that...

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Whatever they need to do to manage the emotional trauma they are going through on a day to day basis is ok with me. I don’t care if it’s on a break or if they need to take extra breaks to cope with the increased stress and emotions. The shit they are dealing with isn’t normal and many don’t have their family’s to hug etc.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

My friend at work was telling me today about his mother who works in the icu department in Birmingham. He was saying as well as been worn out by the 12 hour shifts these nurses are doing they are now seeing a lot of nurses putting up with the mental stress of witnessing so many deaths.

If our nurses are dancing good on them it's in there own time and who are we to judge

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media "

Why?

Nurses are already governed by the strict rule not to bring reputation of profession into disrepute, and hence have to be careful what they post on social media. So who are you to say they shouldn't be on social media during their breaks, which I may add aren't paid, and often not taken!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

As a nurse myself,I was more concerned about people on here posing in NHS uniforms,in order to get on page one of hot picks and to get fabs. Purely as the current state of the country most NHS staff are dreading going into work. As we dont know what we are going to be faced with. As an above post said we sometimes dont get a break,so if morale can be boosted on a rare break at the moment then why not.Prividing no confidentiality is broken by showing patients or staff that dont want to be.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

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By *ord Willy McFuck-BucketMan over a year ago

newcastle

Nurses are doing a brilliant job and they always have, why would anyone mind them having a wee bit of down time and releasing a bit of stress. They also deserve a lot more money than they are paid at the moment let's focus more on that.

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"As a nurse myself,I was more concerned about people on here posing in NHS uniforms,in order to get on page one of hot picks and to get fabs. Purely as the current state of the country most NHS staff are dreading going into work. As we dont know what we are going to be faced with. As an above post said we sometimes dont get a break,so if morale can be boosted on a rare break at the moment then why not.Prividing no confidentiality is broken by showing patients or staff that dont want to be."

Good for you

take care x

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Good for you

take care x"
Thankyou x

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19?

So what do you think OP?

Personally I think anyone who starts a thread like this needs to spend a 12 hour shift on a covid ward, then come back and tell us what you think then.

For all the appreciation of the great work nurses do there are some people out there who think slagging them off is acceptable. That says more about that individual. "

Any ward. Don't forget that 12 hour shift may be 13 hours with 2 half hour meal breaks! Again, if they are taken. I've known many nurses to go without their breaks and catch up on computer work instead or they've stayed behind when their shift has finished to ensure records are up to date (because to the powers that be, if it ain't been recorded it ain't been done)!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t even know what Tik Tok is?

Is it like Snapchat? I never got on with that..."

Me neither and I'd love to see them dance

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By *ottielayWoman over a year ago

by the bay

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

I know all about the professional code of conduct

I work long shifts myself on the frontline

It is my opinion that healthcare workers shouldn’t be dancing on tik tok in a hospital environment

Dance all you want at home

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

I know all about the professional code of conduct

I work long shifts myself on the frontline

It is my opinion that healthcare workers shouldn’t be dancing on tik tok in a hospital environment

Dance all you want at home "

Can I ask then that it's not ok to dance in a staff room which shows no hospital environment at all if that's what gets them through a shift?

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By *rank speakerMan over a year ago

Worcester

"Are you enjoying their tic tok dance routines or do you think they should get back to treating the deluge of patients with covid-19? "

Oh come on. The ones I've seen make it plain they've just finished their shifts?

Let them have some fun! Let's face it, currently there's not a lot of other ways they can let their hair down?

Good luck I say!

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By *ottielayWoman over a year ago

by the bay

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

I know all about the professional code of conduct

I work long shifts myself on the frontline

It is my opinion that healthcare workers shouldn’t be dancing on tik tok in a hospital environment

Dance all you want at home

Can I ask then that it's not ok to dance in a staff room which shows no hospital environment at all if that's what gets them through a shift? "

Dance away in the staff room

Just don’t splash it all over social media

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Honestly I despair sometimes. People on the frontline surrounded by death and in fear they will join the not all that small list of NHS fatalities doing something to lift their spirits and bring a bit of fun in to their lives and some people seriously see this as a bad thing??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

I know all about the professional code of conduct

I work long shifts myself on the frontline

It is my opinion that healthcare workers shouldn’t be dancing on tik tok in a hospital environment

Dance all you want at home "

I'm sure this is seen as unprofessional by the same type of people who would not employ nurses with non-natural coloured hair, tattoos, piercings and non-black socks under their trousers. For crying out loud, nurses are not paid enough to be under dictatorships. The traditional hierarchy no longer exists and nurses are no longer clones of each other, they bring their own identity to the NHS which makes them approachable.

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By *ess n BenCouple over a year ago

Didcot

You are truly appreciated by the majority of people and rightly so

We know what you guys are going through one of our daughters is a senior midwife on the front line

Don’t let a few nobheads try to tell you any different

Carry on with the wonderful work all the NHS staff and care workers are doing

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

I know all about the professional code of conduct

I work long shifts myself on the frontline

It is my opinion that healthcare workers shouldn’t be dancing on tik tok in a hospital environment

Dance all you want at home

Can I ask then that it's not ok to dance in a staff room which shows no hospital environment at all if that's what gets them through a shift?

Dance away in the staff room

Just don’t splash it all over social media "
so nhs staff shouldnt put on social media them trying to enhance morale of public and collegues?,but no one mentions people on fab with there tits out and lanyards hanging on over them,and they get 1000s of well done messages 1000s of fabs and applauded.But us dancing on social media gets us slated hmmm

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By *etsome OP Man over a year ago

birmingham

"There are times when dealing with trauma that it's good to unwind, let it go..

I am totally fine with some doing this and believe you me it's far preferable to them bottling it up and dealing with it in less positive ways..

Whiny posts such as the Op started are more an indicator that more people might find a positive release by taking up dancing etc..

I would rather they planned for the worst possible outcome than be caught napping..

Hundreds out of how many? And your sure they are all nurses..

When there's an issue with performance or clinical outcomes from nurses dancing then you might have a point, but you don't..

Surely someone who claims to be in the NHS can recognise the pressure the nurses are under at this time?

Then again a lack of empathy and understanding will be found in all professions.. "

No I definitely work in the NHS and am empathetic with those on the front line. But I'm also empathetic with those business people who have spent decades building up a company employing hundreds who may now never find work again. They may think the deaths due to economic collapse will outnumber those that would have died from covid. Seeing dancing nurses maybe cold comfort to them

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman over a year ago

all loved up

"I don’t think any health care staff should be on social media during work really...

so they should just be serious even on their breaks while dealing with all this..

I didn’t say they should be serious on their breaks

I said they shouldn’t be on social media

Why?

I know all about the professional code of conduct

I work long shifts myself on the frontline

It is my opinion that healthcare workers shouldn’t be dancing on tik tok in a hospital environment

Dance all you want at home

Can I ask then that it's not ok to dance in a staff room which shows no hospital environment at all if that's what gets them through a shift?

Dance away in the staff room

Just don’t splash it all over social media "
why not... who is it hurting

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By *uninlondon69Man over a year ago

Tower Bridge South

Hundreds of thousands of people went into a profession because they wanted to help people. Now the goalposts have been moved and it's turned into damage limitation and staying alive. They didn't join the military.

As long as they aren't filming patients or relatives then who gives a fuck? There's bigger problems in this situation than dancing nurses, the major one being looking at the video and hoping one of them isn't a statistic tomorrow.