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Perfect, that date ties in with the beginning of the WHO Patient Safety work. Thank you @Peter Trewhitt

In 2018 I was diagnosed with secondary polycythaemia after a negative JAK2 test. From the limited amount I can understand from this, it's interesting on the hypertension. Although I'm very careful about salt intake and haven't been tested, I'm still having twice a day blood pressure tests as...

Question: Can anyone easily point me towards a link to the relevant review which was current in 2011?

I've been listening to Rap for decades. I have an extremely eclectic music taste. I think the rhythm and speed is soothing in this one, but high pitch in the background is too much for me. Thanks for the pointer, I'll have a listen out for some of their work.

been listening to Simon Callow read a Christmas Carol this morning. He speaks very slowly, which I find quite calming.

Before going to bed last night I was listening to Travis my favourite is Sing. I always wash away or celebrate the day with either comedy or a song. Sometimes of course nothings helps. Last night it was a song. Today I heard on the news that the lead singer sang why does it always rain on...

Thanks for this snippet Sasha, did not know that!

In clinical negligence, it is the job of the civil courts to find it. First, there must be a harm done. So a claim must first establish harm, and then establish causation, mitigation and finally blame. Then there is the human rights aspect and the UN Convention of the rights of persons with...

That's when the legal system has to step in and decide. ETA I'm also a member of the 25% M.E. Group.

Thanks but don't be sorry Sasha, I believe that everything happens for a reason we don't always understand at the time. I guess this is why I survived.

My personal complaint to Cochrane (which I've just begun to draft) includes my entire medical history, which includes a diagnosis of 'anorexia' due to 'self-neglect' at the age of 62. Apparently, when the DWP stop all your benefits because you're too ill to respond and you begin the process of...

Ditto to al the above. especially 'new and emerging' and 'effective and safe'. Don't forget UK Covid Inquiry (including Long Covid) still ongoing...

For those it has helped I am genuinely pleased. However, it must first be safe. There's a difference between feeling that I've been harmed, and having a note of that harm in the form of new diagnoses which are the common side effects of this drug on my medical records and for which I have...

Further context - I think it's also 50 something working days since the publication of the Regulation 28 Prevention of Future Deaths Report regarding Maeve Boothby O'Neill. NHS England » Action to Prevent Future Deaths reports (Regulation 28). The importance of complaining and recording...

This is SO DANGEROUS! This is an off label use, and it results in some very serious side effects which can and has led to stroke and death. I've been on it for 3 years and have just been in a virtual ward at home because of it. ME Association Statement: Aripiprazole (Abilify) & ME/CFS - The...

I used to, it was mandatory in prison, but I don't recall it being in the Cygnet secure hospital I was sectioned to, the staff were masked but I dont remember periods of that time due to the meds they put me on. ETA my current attitude is what's the point? We weren't included in the Green book...

I've had the hard copy of Laura Hillenbrand's book for a few years now but just discovered it's on audiobook. Unbroken Audiobook | Free with trial

Probably should be read in conjunction with this Vitamin B12 or folate deficiency anaemia - Treatment - NHS I have an appointment with my GP on this next week.

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It's all about 'parity of esteem' don'tcha know and ECT Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) - Mind The new shadow Secretary of Health and Social Care was speaking about 'parity of esteem' in parliament this afternoon and yes, yet again those words made it into Hansard. It's almost as if John...