I have updated the post with a link to Lucibee's analysis. Thanks!
well, I kind of disagree with myself as well. I just didn't want to spend time repeating the same things I've written 500 times. I assumed...
Actually, I see the point. But they probably would be nervous about the prospect I'd tear up more papers from distinguished BPS people! And it...
Ha! Well I won't be holding my breath for that invitation!
At this point I'm hoping to go, yeah.
I think you misunderstand my last point. If you don't look at the objective results but you extend the feasibility trial based solely on...
Chris Ponting has made it clear to me that, unlike in previous years, I am welcome to attend. My presence last year obviously was not encouraged...
@Jonathan Edwards I guess my assumption in making the point was that the goal of a feasibility trial is to check the feasibility, and the choice...
@Jonathan Edwards I am not convinced of this point. If they leave everything as is, the only choices are to not extend the trial or to extend it...
I think people should probably retire this particular accusation against Sharpe. I obviously hold no brief for the good professor and have no...
I don't think extending a feasibility trial into a full trial is a problem per se--the problem in SMILE was that the two-person subcommittee...
@Esther12 and @Alvin I think there is room for both approaches. All movements have those more moderate and working sometimes from the inside, and...
So Carol Monaghan has agreed to add her name to the open letter to The Lancet. She suggested asking the others who also signed the early day...
@Trish good point, I'll send him that review. I'm not sure he's seen it.
Yes I would also love to see the briefing.
I don't know much about parliamentary decorum, but it seems to me that when you have conducted yourself in such an inappropriate manner that...
I don't think this is exactly right. They're claiming that even if they could get a statistician, which they obviously could, they shouldn't be...
That's an interesting question that we hadn't really thought about. For credibility the letter was written for "experts" and "professionals"...
I should say that I'm pretty sure I've used the phrase "false illness beliefs" at some point but NOT as a direct quote from the PACE authors. I...
I have heard that speculation before. Certainly I've assumed he read it before and advised. Whether he was a formal peer-reviewer, who knows?
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