Or Nigel Hawkes who has done a hatchet job for the BMJ.
GPs clearly think this but rather than challenging those thoughts the systems are reinforcing them with things like the incentive payments and...
I think the incentives for GPs encourage this problem in that they get bonuses for not prescribing drugs or referring patients.
I think some of this may well be an issue of people doing stats on low quality data without realizing it because they never assess the data...
It is. I remember when someone complained about the ethical approval given to one of Crawley's trials one of the things she quotes in terms of...
It can take many appointments with the GP before they acknowledge a problem think about thinking about what it may be. I assume they discount the...
Non members can't access attachments (uploaded files) on occasions I have uploaded them to the webserver so that they can be accessible - which is...
To me the creation and dissemination of this toolkit points to serious problems in the way AfME is run. Was it reviewed? If so why didn't...
I think he is basically saying that and also playing to the stereotype that patients when they are patients loose all knowledge and ability to...
Also the Bateman Horne centre have some interesting stuff. A number of youtube videos around patient education:...
EPSRC tried a 'sandpit' process to do this and had some success I think what they did was identify areas they thought were critical (things like...
I think a committee could ask a different question which is around whether the design of the funding system achieves the desired outcomes for the...
He has blocked me now. I wasn't impressed by the quality of his reasoning. His main argument seemed to be that what if PACE is right by...
Or reputational damage by showing he is prepared to defend friends without actually reading the thing he is defending.
I'm not sure where the first tweet came from but I suspect he was put up to defending PACE. Its strange how otherwise respectable academics...
This is the computer science dept and the HCI (Human Computer Interaction) are a good group although the person I know isn't involved in this paper.
I wonder what all trials would say about the tricks that Crawley plays if they were presented to them as a blind review (i.e. take out who was...
I suspect this is really significant. I would be very surprised if Wessely and friends hadn't tried to lobby some MPs to support their work and...
Also lets not forget the state guardian for children thing in Scotland which could have a really bad impact on children and be used as a mechanism...
I think we should remember how much things have changed. A few years ago there was a debate in the house of lords and there were many of the lords...
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