Congratulations! Well deserved and I look forward to the day you get your full Chair

TACKLING FATIGUE IN HEALTHCARE

This paper offers pragmatism and a realistic approach to the aspiration of fatigue risk management in this sector. It includes examples of promising early work - and a roadmap to development of a systematic and system-based approach.

Yes, brilliant fun - spoke to Brook today and she will be great!

Supervising a PhD student (Brook Howells) with Jane O'Hara Carl Macrae Gemma Louch Lauren Ramsey and learnt the phrase ‘Upwards Management’ - haven’t stopped using that phrase since 👍

Most days I feel like an imposter! So, don’t worry all you young working class (old fashioned to say that isn’t it …) kids, just keep going

Well done !

Sorry to hear that and more power to your elbow James - come across quite a few egos in my time - across the board, always ignore them (others see it as well and they also avoid them) - one more time: ‘empty vessels make the most noise’

Well said!

This needs posting a million times! Sorry, but just had enough of the crap that denies the mistake that was brexit!

Brilliant journalist!

Well done!

Murder to grow - sand and more sand, so well done!

Try Flammkuchen parties - witnessed people eating so many of those - as for saumagen … Helmut Kohl’s favourite dish - had it sent to China when on a diplomatic visit - my father-in- law (dyed in the wool Pfaelzer) had a role in getting hold of it …

Must admit this cheered me up 😀- probably German white asparagus is much better (tried the UK variety and it was just water mush) - hollandaise is a must either side of the channel - we used to have spargel parties in Kaiserslautern! Bizarre, but true.

You’ll nail it!

Spargel is massive in Germany - why the UK doesn’t eat more of it in a very short window is a mystery …

This guy is so articulate - I could listen to him all the time

Agree - it’s why going back to their meaning (accidents, error) and also looking at their etymology is worth it - that’s changed over time - one more, how other languages use them ‘Unfall’ in German (accident) almost means something that nearly (i.e. but didn’t) happen

Powerful stuff!

Fran Ives Health Innovation West Midlands I have to say these podcasts are really good - just listened to the one with Lauren Morgan and it’s inspiring to say the least. I knew Lauren towards her time at Loughborough and along with Fran Ives, Ken Catchpole (and many others), they are a huge advert for Loughborough University