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Month: November 2011

Jim Dobbin: The rise of vaccine coverage in Bangladesh

November 17, 2011

I am in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to mark world pneumonia day and also to learn more about how the UK’s financial contributions to Bangladesh and the GAVI Alliance are helping to […]

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Guest writersBangladesh, GAVI, pneumonia0 Comments

Caroline Boobis: All day dialysis

November 17, 2011

I’d like to tell you about my mother, Doris.* She is 87 years old and has been on haemodialysis for nearly 25 years (is this a record?). She has dialysis three […]

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Guest writersdialysis, patient transport, waiting times1 Comment

Richard Smith: More on the uselessness of peer review

November 17, 2011

I know I’m becoming a bore with all this raving against prepublication peer review, but like all true bores I’m charging on regardless. And I’m fired up by the experience […]

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Chris Ham: Commonwealth Fund survey: If the NHS is doing well, why is it changing?

November 16, 2011

The Commonwealth Fund’s survey of the experience of adults with complex care needs, published last week, paints a remarkably positive picture of the NHS. The results show that, of the […]

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NHS, The King's fundCommonwealth Fund, NHS0 Comments

David Pencheon: What is it about large scale change that makes anaesthetists act?

November 15, 2011

Change may be the new constant, but it is always important to understand who embraces change most readily, and where. Doctors in general are traditionally conservative, as those outside the […]

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Desmond O’Neill: Donizetti and the GP

November 15, 2011

It is almost certainly the most unique operatic experience in Europe. As you walk up a narrow street of terraced houses in a small coastal town in south-eastern Ireland, you […]

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Desmond O'Neill, Guest writers0 Comments

Domhnall MacAuley: NAPCRG and the relevance of evidence based medicine

November 15, 2011

Trisha Greenhalgh (London) was always going to challenge the current paradigm. And, she didn’t disappoint. Her keynote at NAPCRG was elegant, persuasive, and beautifully crafted. Drawing from literature and philosophy […]

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Domhnall MacAuleyevidence based medicine, primary care research1 Comment

Tracey Koehlmoos: Climate change, health, and security

November 14, 2011

On 17 October, I was fortunate to attend a daylong seminar at BMA House on “the health and security perspectives of climate change.” Uniquely, this programme pulled together medical and […]

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Climate change, Tracey Koehlmoosclimate change, conflict, developing countries, food security2 Comments

Richard Smith: Battling over safe alcohol limits

November 14, 2011

Advice on smoking is simple: don’t smoke. But what should be the advice on alcohol? It can’t be “don’t drink,” nor can it be “drink less.” Doctors and governments think […]

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Vivienne Bachelet: Medical editorial and publishing worlds – are they working together or not in the Chilean outback

November 14, 2011

I am writing from London and due to get back home in a few days. Home for me is Santiago, Chile, a beautiful place to live in and to visit. […]

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Guest writersLatin America, publishing5 Comments
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