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Ken Taylor: Dr Foster on inpatient hospital mortality

November 30, 2011

On the Today programme on Radio 4 on Monday morning there was a feature on these recently released data. Two areas were discussed. Hospital mortality is higher out of hours ie […]

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Helen Macdonald: Dangerous weekends – more complicated than just a lack of consultants

November 29, 2011

Why are patients in English hospitals more likely to die at the weekend? A good question, put to Dr Mark Porter, head of the BMA’s consultants’ committee by John Humphrys […]

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Tom Yates: Is stoicism an important and neglected confounder?

November 24, 2011

‘Most doctors and nurses will have a deep well of patient stories – examples of great fortitude and its converse. It is clear to any clinician that some patients either […]

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Fiona Pathiraja: Putting a price on safety

August 4, 2011

It’s the first week of August and in the NHS that can only mean one thing. Changeover has arrived and thousands of newly qualified doctors are let loose on the […]

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Fiona Pathiraja: Investing in future clinical leaders

April 6, 2011

For a medic still just under thirty, I have deviated from the traditional medical career path several times. Working as a healthcare management consultant, setting up a start up enterprise […]

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Monica Jackson on the earthquake in New Zealand

February 28, 2011

The following account is based on an email I wrote to my friends and family on 23 February, describing my experiences working as a house officer at Christchurch Public Hospital […]

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Tomasz Pierscionek on student protests against NHS reforms

February 16, 2011

Medical students and doctors belonging to the newly created organisation “Big Society NHS” organised a Valentine’s Day themed protest against the Health and Social Care Bill, currently being debated in […]

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Helen Macdonald: Light reading over the festive season for the e-portfolio

December 20, 2010

I was considering what I might learn (if anything) over the Christmas period on a chilly cycle home last night. It has been an intermittent and nagging thought for some […]

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Jonathan Segal: Are we creating a generation of uninspired doctors?

November 23, 2010

So the time has come for junior doctors to plunge themselves into a specialist career. Should this be time for excitement? Time to step up to commitment? Or time to […]

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Charlotte Wirl: Ageing and disease prevention

October 20, 2010

At the recent European Health Forum Gastein, a group of “young Gasteiners” blogged live from the talks. A selection of the blogs are on the BMJ blogsite. Tessa Richards, assistant […]

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