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Month: February 2012

Enrico Coiera: Science as Haiku (Or how to get a PhD in 20 tweets)

February 22, 2012

It’s easy to dismiss Twitter, a network that links people using messages of 140 characters or less, but it fills a genuine social gap. If Facebook is an archipelago of […]

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Domhnall MacAuley:The “Hole in the wall”

February 22, 2012

From le paradoxe français to a tiny tavern off a narrow alley in Kilkenny. An unlikely journey. But not, perhaps, if the barman is a cardiologist. Red wine has much […]

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Kailash Chand: The e-petition for the NHS passes 153 000 votes

February 21, 2012

The e-petition calling on the government to drop its Health and Social Care Bill has now reached 153 000 signatures to become the second most popular campaign on Number 10’s […]

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Chris Ham: Inertia rather than privatisation is the biggest threat facing the NHS

February 21, 2012

The Prime Minister’s summit on implementing the NHS reforms has provided a new focus for debate about what the reforms will mean in practice. The government’s critics maintain that competition […]

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Susannah Baron: Will there be Lego in Africa?

February 21, 2012

I have to admit that after working for the NHS for 19 years I felt the need for a different challenge. I was four years into my appointment as a […]

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Peter Bailey: The emperor’s finery

February 20, 2012

It was not of course in relation to the NHS that Tony Blair famously said “I only know what I believe.” His assertion was in defence of military action in […]

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Richard Lehman’s journal review – 20 February 2012

February 20, 2012

JAMA  15 Feb 2012  Vol 306 669    This week’s star Viewpoint piece is about The Unintended Consequences of Conflict of Interest Disclosure. It seems to me that twenty-first century medicine […]

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David Kerr: Saving the world–pharma dips a toe into social media gaming for health

February 17, 2012

“I’m afraid I’m currently out of the office right now on the never-ending mission to restore world health—I am very interested in your message and will endeavour to reply to […]

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Tiago Villanueva: What is a neurohospitalist?

February 17, 2012

When I first met Andrew Wilner, an American physician, a few years ago, it was the first time I had heard of the word “neurohospitalist.” I obviously knew what a […]

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Martin McShane: Does commissioning need an incentive?

February 16, 2012

I became interested in commissioning through Fundholding. Like the majority of GP practices that got involved we did so because we wanted to improve the experience and the services our […]

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