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Muir Gray: Bye Bye Quality

March 1, 2011

The nasal tones of the Everly Brothers, “Bye Bye Love, Hello Loneliness” are very familiar to people who were young in the fifties and healthcare now faces a similar paradigm shift from […]

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Muir Graybook, value4 Comments

Tiago Villanueva: GPs are specialists too

March 1, 2011

In Portugal, general practitioners (GPs) are considered “specialists,” as general practice/family medicine is considered a specialty like any other hospital specialty. This is also the case in many other European […]

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Guest writers, Tiago Villanuevageneral practice, general practice training2 Comments

Andrew Burd: Naughty editor, bad editor

February 28, 2011

I have been the human guardian of both cats and dogs over the years. I cannot call myself either a cat person or a dog person. They have such different […]

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Mervyn Dean on power cuts in a hospital

February 28, 2011

The power went off about 40 minutes ago. It wasn’t an unexpected happening. I was told when I arrived here that power outages are scheduled for during the day on […]

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Guest writerscultural differences, Tanzania0 Comments

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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Guest writers, Junior doctorsearthquake, medical emergency, New Zealand3 Comments

Richard Lehman’s journal review – 28 February 2011

February 28, 2011

JAMA  23 Feb 2011  Vol 305 783   The highly prevalent custom of poisoning the osteoclasts of old ladies with bisphosphonates for years on end seems surprisingly harmless. This case-control study […]

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Richard Lehman's weekly review of medical journalsbmj, JAMA, Lancet, NEJM2 Comments

Juliet Dobson: Should information be free?

February 25, 2011

Should information be free? Does any good come from restricting access to it? These questions were the topic of conversation at a talk hosted by IQ2 at the Dana Centre, […]

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Editors at large, Juliet Dobsondata sharing, Facebook, free information, paywalls, twitter1 Comment

Muir Gray: What is helping?

February 25, 2011

Raymond Tallis’ excellent Times article on Humanity on 17 February made me reflect on helping, a topic about which I had been forced to rethink by Edgar Schein’s new book […]

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Muir GrayEdgar Schein, helping, organisational culture0 Comments

Research highlights – 25 February 2011

February 25, 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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Uncategorizedalcohol, coronary heart disease, diastolic blood pressure, fertility treatment, pregnancy, systolic blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes0 Comments

Martin McShane: One organisation?

February 24, 2011

In a recent letter Sir David Nicholson began to make clearer how he sees the NHS commissioning board and GP commissioners working together. It is a very important letter and […]

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Martin McShaneGP commissioning, NHS reform0 Comments

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