This is how to do comms in the post pandy era. Straight to the point and authentic. Whole lotta ❤️ for Uni of Reading this morning 👏 ☔️

Great Abstract Presentation on 'A Retrospective Analysis of Outcomes in Inpatient fallers who sustain a Neck of Femur fracture' Reminder for all #BGSconf delegates to visit the poster gallery via the BGS website.

Cognitive dysfunction in #Parkinsons worsens with time, often surpassing motor symptoms and leading to significant disability and mortality #BGSconf

The onset of #dementia appears to mark a significant shift in disease burden, resulting in an increased rate of institutionalisation and care needs #Parkinsons #BGSconf

'Controversies in #AntiplateletTherapy for #TransientIschemicAttack - Navigating Treatment Options and Challenges' with Dr Alakendu Sekhar, Neurovascular Consultant The Walton Centre #BGSconf

'It’s easy to liken healthcare to a widget factory, to boil it down to inputs and outputs. But hospital capacity isn’t just about beds. It also requires, for example, trained staff.'

Kamran Abbasi looks at where this oversight has led health policy astray
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A new study found that heart failure, not stroke, is the most common complication of atrial fibrillation.

This raises critical questions for the research and clinical communities about how the growing burden of atrial fibrillation can be stopped
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Women and girls living in poor and marginalised communities have been left out of decades of advances in sexual and reproductive health, according to a new United Nations report—with 800 women dying while giving birth globally every day, a figure unchanged since 2016
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Chronically underfunded and with hundreds of thousands of roles vacant, social care is in crisis, piling pressure on frontline services and GPs.

One solution comes from an old idea: a care workers’ cooperative. Sally Howard ✍️ reports
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Norway’s health minister, Ingvild Kjerkol, resigned on 12 April after allegations of plagiarism in her masters thesis. She has been under investigation by Nord University for irregularities in a 2021 thesis in health technology since the end of January
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'Looking at some #NHS issues today, something has certainly changed. Doctors are increasingly speaking out.'

We should aim to improve the working lives of all staff, not just our own, says Partha S Kar 🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥
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'we need to ensure that directors learn how to threaten, silence, intimidate and prevent whistleblowers then ensure they are constructively dismissed and sign non disclosure agreements'

Trusts and NHSE ‘neglecting whistleblower training’ ift.tt/tlpqQGo

Greed is Good

The Integrator: Cutting the right things ift.tt/ZExunYj

ICS £230m in the red hails ‘positive’ financial performance ift.tt/FHqPtdL

Calling all UK specialists in #primarycare or #cardiovascular medicine or surgery: The University of Edinburgh researchers are looking for survey responses for a study on the use of health measurement scales for predicting cardiovascular events. Complete the survey 👇

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1/3. Latest blog from me and Luca Tiratelli on the really thoughtful and thought-proviking recent report from Reform Rosie Beacon on #devolution and #health kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-an…

The Covid-19 pandemic raised the profile of directors of public health. But has that increased profile been sustained? It’s a complicated picture, says Luca Tiratelli
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Did you see Jo Bibby on BBC Newsnight with Ben Chu?

Watch it back and read more in our new report on #HealthIn2040 . We explore current and projected patterns of illness by deprivation in England, calling on government to tackle #HealthInequalities 👉 health.org.uk/publications/h…