U.K. National Institute of Health Research review - Living with COVID-19, Part 1 Oct. 2020, Part 2 March 2021

What will become interesting maybe is the conflict between this Turner-Stokes approach that we should stop worrying about RCTs and go wit our therapists' lived experience of their patients' lived experience and Guyatt's GRADE and scoring evidence on a rigorous Lilliputomoter.

And of course Turner-Stokes and Guyatt have exactly the same competing interest-they want to protect therapist-delivered management from rational critique. The psychological plot thickens.