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Penny Campling: Is the Francis Report part of the problem?

June 20, 2013

There seems to be a growing attitude that the Francis Report will not result in any great change. No doubt there will be a few worthy policies generated—although the amount […]

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Desmond O’Neill: Optimal ageing and the midnight sun

June 14, 2013

Helsinki in summer is a delight, its streetscapes of Russian influenced architecture illuminated and lifted by the interplay of the midnight sun and the ever present sea. The occasion was […]

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Julian Sheather: On tweeting black medical humour

June 13, 2013

I was at a conference on doctors and social media recently, sharing a platform with the GMC. The organisers put up some darkly funny tweets by doctors at the ends […]

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William Cayley on the value of learning to practise in resource limited settings

June 11, 2013

“When life gives you lemons, make lemonade” goes the saying. Recently I was bemoaning with a physician friend the ease with which learners often default to “expert” interpretation for imaging, […]

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Sandra Lako on x-ray machines and emergency rooms in Sierra Leone

June 10, 2013

Today marks three years of working for Welbodi Partnership and it’s hard to believe that so much time has gone by. The last time I blogged, I wrote about getting […]

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Richard Smith: How often do men think about sex?

June 10, 2013

Everybody knows that men think about sex every seven seconds. What people haven’t perhaps considered is that means more than 8000 times a day or 56 000 times a week. […]

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William Cayley: Are we getting too systematic for our own good?

June 4, 2013

“We need to standardize our systems of practice to improve our quality metrics and do a better job of caring for our patients.” Such was the thrust of a recent […]

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Richard Smith: “Longevity is one of the greatest curses introduced by the scientists”

June 3, 2013

“Longevity is one of the greatest curses introduced by the scientists,” wrote Evelyn Waugh in a letter to Harold Action in 1961, a few days after his 58th birthday. I […]

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Tiago Villanueva: The worrying future for junior doctors in Portugal

May 30, 2013

The future of junior doctors’s careers in Portugal has recently been all over national television. It comes just a few weeks after I blogged about the potential brain drain of […]

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David Lock: Should GPs aspire to run medical services businesses?

May 30, 2013

It is hardly surprising that hard pressed GPs have reacted angrily to unjustified criticisms by the secretary of state for health that they are to blame for faults within the […]

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