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Martin McShane: Win, win, win?

May 23, 2012

In the last week, I have managed to catch up with two old friends who are the sort of GPs who I would be delighted to look after me or […]

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Martin McShane, NHSGP commissioning, NHS0 Comments

Tracey Koehlmoos: Put that french fry down!

May 22, 2012

Last week, a concerned community member was investigating the type of oil used for frying at the American Club in Jakarta. It turns out that the club had been using […]

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Tracey Koehlmoosfried food, palm oil, transfats4 Comments

Edzard Ernst: Thousands of patients cannot be wrong or can they?

May 21, 2012

The subject of alternative medicine (AM) is littered with surveys, and it almost seems as though a new one crops up every other day. Typically these surveys assess how many […]

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Edzard Ernstalternative medicine, surveys3 Comments

Richard Smith: Why I won’t be retiring to the seaside

May 21, 2012

Taxi drivers rank alongside hairdressers as sources of deep information about communities, and the one who drove me on Sunday morning from Padstow on the Cornish Coast to Bodmin Parkway […]

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Richard Smithretirement, seaside1 Comment

Richard Smith: Will economic problems finally fix London healthcare?

May 15, 2012

There were no dissenters from the view at last week’s Cambridge Health Network meeting that London has chronic overcapacity in its acute hospitals. It’s been the case for decades. One […]

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Guest writers, Richard SmithAra Darzi, London, NHS estates, real estate0 Comments

David Kerr: Medical underwear

May 10, 2012

Could the e-bra save the NHS? Recently researchers at the University of Arkansas announced that they had developed a remote monitoring system that could be integrated with an individual’s underwear. […]

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David Kerrmedical technology, nanotechnology0 Comments

Richard Smith: Teaching is stand-up comedy

May 9, 2012

Teaching, it seems to me,  is much the same as stand-up comedy. One is much scarier than the other, but which is the scariest depends on who you are. I […]

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Guest writers, Richard Smitheducation, learning, medical education, teaching1 Comment

Richard Smith: Can Devi Shetty make healthcare affordable across the globe?

May 8, 2012

It’s impossible not to be impressed by Devi Shetty, heart surgeon and the “the Henry Ford of healthcare.” We can be impressed by his surgical skill and his refusal to […]

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Guest writers, Richard Smithglobal health, India2 Comments

Martin McShane: Ch-Ch-Changes

May 8, 2012

Ch,ch,changes. The next couple of months are going to see a sea change in the management of commissioning across England. The appointments to the NHS Commissioning Board (NHSCB) sectors are being […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Cutting edge primary care in Denmark

May 4, 2012

As a locum GP, I tend to have limited contact with the permanent staff of the practices I work in, and I therefore rely almost entirely on myself to look […]

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Tiago VillanuevaPrimary Care0 Comments
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