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Matthew Billingsley: How would you use social media during a public health crisis?

June 6, 2012

At the height of the 2009 pandemic, there were 10 000 swine flu related tweets an hour. These ranged from the helpful (“Swine-flu symptoms: checklist to see if you may […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: A visit from the GMC

June 1, 2012

Revalidation fatigue…there is so much in the news, post, and medical media that I had begun to switch off.  But, Niall Dickson, from the GMC, gave us a very reassuring […]

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Edward Davies: Call for the spin doctor—this pension strike will need the mother of all PR campaigns

May 31, 2012

This strike is not going down well. Or to quote the Daily Telegraph, this “unseemly spectacle” is not going down well. And it’s not just the Telegraph. “There is no […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Unexpected afterthoughts on the BMJ Group Improving Health Awards

May 25, 2012

Humbled, unsettled, introspective. Mixed and strange emotions. Not the response you might have expected on such a wonderful evening. But, lets enjoy the evening first before the amateur psychology….. The […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Exporting UK style quality and outcomes to Switzerland

May 21, 2012

Clocks, watches, mountains, and trains. Clean Swiss efficiency. So, I was fascinated to learn about Swiss primary care when speaking at a recent conference in Lausanne; mostly single handed, still […]

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Elizabeth Loder on tackling unnecessary treatment in the US: This time “it feels different”

May 15, 2012

US healthcare costs are unsustainable and a large amount of money is being wasted on unnecessary treatment.  There was general agreement about these statements among the audience, speakers and panelists […]

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Domhnall Macauley: A tongue in cheek letter to consultant colleagues

May 11, 2012

Dear consultant colleague, The standard of consultant letters is very variable so we have decided to introduce a new proforma for consultant letters to GPs. Patients attend many different outpatient […]

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Annabel Ferriman: Ann McPherson: the Peoples’ Practitioner?

May 11, 2012

What was Ann McPherson’s secret?  How did she manage to accomplish so much, but still remain a warm hearted person, who remembered birthdays, gave porridge to Jon Snow when he […]

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Deborah Cohen 9 May 17h30: Where’s the data, DePuy?

May 9, 2012

Back in February, the BMJ reported that a whole class of implant—in this case large diameter metal-on-metal total hip replacement—was allowed to enter the global market without any clinical studies […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: The glamour of drink

May 3, 2012

Early morning and a young lad, hooded, trainers, hugs his bottle as he staggers home. Last night it started early; cider, beer, and tonic wine. Blue bags on a Friday […]

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