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Sandra Lako: World Water Day in Freetown

March 22, 2011

On my way to Spur Road this morning I walked past a group of children scooping murky water out of the gutter into some buckets. These buckets were then lifted […]

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Sandra LakoSierra Leone, sustainability, water shortage, World Water Day0 Comments

Liz Wager: Journals that dare not speak their name

March 22, 2011

There’s a new species of journal lurking in the medical publishing jungle, but it doesn’t seem to have a name. As a zoologist turned writer (ie somebody obsessed by taxonomy […]

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Liz Wagerjournalology, medical publishing, open access13 Comments

Muir Gray: Bye Bye Quality 2.0

March 22, 2011

I received some criticism for the blog Bye Bye Quality (Hello Value), as a record company might have labelled it, but most reaction was positive. Where it was not this […]

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Muir Grayadding value, quality and safety in health care, quality improvement, safety improvement4 Comments

Kailash Chand on the BMA’s opposition to NHS reforms

March 21, 2011

BMA members rather than the organisation itself called a special representative meeting (SRM) on the 15th March 2011, the second in two decades. Dr Hamish Meldrum, the chair of the […]

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Guest writers, NHSBMA, NHS reforms6 Comments

Ryuki Kassai from Fukushima: the first seven days of the disaster

March 21, 2011

First of all, I want to express my deep sympathy for those who lost their loved ones, their houses, their work, their home towns, and their hope by this terrible […]

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Martin McShane: Development through delivery and delivery through development.

March 21, 2011

Almost all our emergent consortia have completed their elections. Chairs are being identified and the process of change and transition is accelerating. Someone asked me last week whether the process […]

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Martin McShane, NHSgeneral practice, GP consortia, NHS reforms0 Comments

David Kerr: Would you rather work for Google or the NHS?

March 21, 2011

Would you rather work for Google or the NHS? Started in 1996 in a Stanford University student room by Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the plan was originally to call […]

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David Kerr, Guest writersgoogle, NHS0 Comments

Richard Lehman’s journal review – 21 March 2011

March 21, 2011

JAMA  16 Mar 2011  Vol 305 1119   “Chronic kidney disease is one of the most rapidly increasing chronic diseases in the United States. More than 20 million US adults have […]

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Richard Smith: Trying to save the forests of Western Kenya

March 18, 2011

Until very recently the Western Highlands of Kenya (once known as the White Highlands) were thick with forest, but many of those forests have been cut down. A friend in […]

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Research highlights – 18 March 2011

March 18, 2011

“Research highlights” is a weekly round-up of research papers appearing in the print BMJ. We start off with this week’s research questions, before providing more detail on some individual research […]

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Uncategorizedgeneralised anxiety disorder, growth hormones, idiopathic short stature, osteoarthritis0 Comments

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