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Month: May 2011

Siddhartha Yadav: Diagnosing and treating the “Nepalese” microbes

May 6, 2011

A large portion of my work as a doctor in Nepal is to treat infections. Even in chronic conditions – COPD, diabetes, malignancy – I find that infectious micro-organisms take the […]

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Siddhartha YadavCOPD, Diabetes, malaria, malignancy, Nepal, tuberculosis, typhoid4 Comments

Daniel Palazuelos on community health workers

May 6, 2011

Consider this proposal to address firefighting disparities: “The problem of fires in resource poor areas is growing. Even though we’ve had the tools to control fire for years—namely water, buckets, and […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Medical students should be guaranteed a job on leaving medical school

May 5, 2011

I’ve recently read with great interest the “for” and “against” debate in BMJ Careers on whether doctors should have a guaranteed job upon qualifying from medical school. It sounds reasonable […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Enjoying exams

May 5, 2011

Waking to a hint of bacon frying as the morning sun slanted shadows on the croquet lawn outside. It was the day of the clinical examinations at the MSc in […]

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Domhnall MacAuleyexams, OSCE0 Comments

Richard Smith: Lunch with 90 health ministers in Moscow

May 5, 2011

Last week I enjoyed myself facilitating a lunchtime meeting of 90 health ministers at a meeting in Moscow on non-communicable disease. The meeting, like all global meetings, was something of […]

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Peter Lapsley: Little things that matter

May 4, 2011

The past week spent as an in-patient in the Charing Cross Hospital in West London served mainly to reinforce my respect and admiration for the staff there. Once again (this […]

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Uncategorizedhospital care, in-patients, patient care0 Comments

Elizabeth Loder: The medical conference of the future

May 4, 2011

There’s nothing like a gigantic medical meeting to make one feel inconsequential. I certainly did as I milled about the cavernous San Diego convention center with thousands of other doctors […]

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Editors at largemedical conferences, teaching methods1 Comment

David Kerr: Using social media in the NHS

May 3, 2011

We recently had another visit from Barack Obama to the San Francisco Bay area. However, rather than sampling the delights of the city, the President drove south down route 101 […]

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Richard Lehman’s journal review – 3 May 2011

May 3, 2011

JAMA  27 Apr 2011  Vol 305 1625    Obedience is no longer a fashionable concept, though it was once prized as the most essential virtue in religion and society (see Psalm […]

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Martin McShane: The calm

May 3, 2011

As a child I remember standing on a beach and marvelling at how unnaturally still and calm everything seemed. It was a few hours before a hurricane hit the coast. […]

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Martin McShane, NHSNHS, NHS reforms5 Comments
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