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Month: December 2010

Paul Hobday on another NHS reorganisation

December 31, 2010

This is about the 13th reorganisation I’ve seen in my 3 decades as a GP. Up until now I’ve put it all down to the fact that politicians can’t resist […]

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Guest writersGP commissioning, NHS reform, white paper6 Comments

Aser García Rada: The value of one minute and delivery practices in Spain

December 31, 2010

It is a common Spanish tradition to play the “Christmas lottery” on December 22 — it is the most important draw of the year.  Those that don’t win still keep […]

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Research highlights, 30 December 2010

December 31, 2010

“Research highlights” is a weekly round-up of research papers appearing in the print BMJ. We start off with this week’s research questions, before providing more detail on some individual research […]

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James Raftery: Value based pricing – the consultation paper

December 30, 2010

The publication of the Department of Health’s consultation paper on value based pricing and the ongoing consultation on the Cancer Drugs Fund plus each consultation’s accompanying impact assessment mean that […]

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James Raftery's NICE blogscancer drugs fund, NICE, value based pricing0 Comments

Elizabeth Loder on making publication ethics matter to authors

December 30, 2010

These are heady times for the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Its membership has broadened considerably in recent years. It now boasts over 6000 member journals and is no longer […]

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Editors at largeCOPE, publication ethics0 Comments

Andrew Burd on Nigel Gray

December 30, 2010

Nigel Gray is an author of children’s books who lives in Perth, Australia.  I recently had the pleasure of meeting Nigel and his wife Yasmin in Hong Kong.  In the […]

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UncategorizedNigel Gray, Vietnam war0 Comments

Richard Smith: Medicine’s need for the humanities

December 30, 2010

I spoke as well at the meeting on valuing the humanities at the London School of Economics (see blog below), and I argued that medicine needs the humanities badly. The […]

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Richard Smithhumanities, university funding cuts4 Comments

Franz Porzsolt : The Y nurse – pain in the neck or blessing for the team?

December 29, 2010

Grand rounds were the highlight of the week on the ward when the head of our department himself conducted them. They were fun, all bets were open, and the teacher […]

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Richard Smith: Battling the assault on the humanities

December 29, 2010

Having decided that higher education is no longer a public good, the coalition government has cut completely the funding for teaching the humanities. This is a desperately short sighted move, […]

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Richard Smithhumanities, university funding cuts4 Comments

Richard Lehman’s journal review – 29 December 2010

December 29, 2010

JAMA  22-29 Dec 2010 Vol 304 2732   “Professionalism may not be sufficient to drive the profound and far-reaching changes needed in the care system, but without it, the health care […]

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Richard Lehman's weekly review of medical journalsAnn Intern Med, Aristotle, JAMA, NEJM, research0 Comments
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