If you want to see improvement in General Practice - the 10 Year Plan is not the way forward - PLEASE read this excellent thread - thank you Adam Janjua

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There is a lot of hope. The complexities of cancer come from the fact that there are so many different types and each cancer can be different. But with the use of genomics and research, it is increasingly becoming possible to find better treatment options.

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>East London FT recently had 800 employees apply for redundancy >Up to 800 jobs are to go from Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight >Norfolk and Norwich was inundated with 700 applications for redundancy >Southampton are axing 780 positions… myemail.constantcontact.com/Casualties.htm…

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40 'new hospitals' will conclude 16 years later than original plan, official docs reveal & full cost of all 46 schemes now stands at £60bn - tens of billions more than prev estimates hsj.co.uk/finance-and-ef…

Nothing unusual about a validation exercise - you’d hope this is done routinely. What’s unusual this year is Trusts are being incentivised to remove patients from the waitlist (£33 for each clockstop according to this screenshot from Dudley NHS)

Mounjaro manufacturer to hike UK price of weight loss drug by up to 170% trib.al/9TCnm1p

Data centres to be expanded across UK as concerns mount bbc.in/45k9pKP

NHS pays hospitals £33 per patient they remove from waiting lists. Thousands have been deleted. While this could be valid in most cases, there are fears it could lead to mistakes and the process lacks transparency: thetimes.com/article/d71894…

I sometimes hear politicians extolling the benefits AI will bring to the NHS. But the public need to know these benefits are for now just aspirations. The benefits of AI on clinical outcomes and NHS efficiency are largely stilll to be confirmed by independent evaluations.

Or we could simply provide the right resources to our resident doctors and colleagues to fill the discharge paperwork in correctly? Working computers, chairs not bins to sit on, time and space to think, and not always working at 150% due to everything being on fire. Slapping an

in 2016 the NHS tried to cut headcount; managers, admin, back office. redundancy cheques were huge the work didn’t go away. It came back as consultants on day-rates, interims and agency cover. Consultancy spend trebbled to £22.65m in just two years. myemail.constantcontact.com/Waiting-.html?…

There is little national data about the condition of primary care estate in public domain - despite Lord Darzi saying it was 'plainly not fit for purpose' Caitlin Tilley & I have attempted to fill this gap with this new investigation: hsj.co.uk/primary-care/r…

Can AI provide nurses, home carers, beds in the community, OTs and Physios Come on Wes Streeting AI will make the discharge summary easier to read maybe but it won’t provide beds There is a shortage of beds in hospitals & the community

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Wrote this about patriotism and flags in 2021 (from The Decade In Tory).

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