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This is interesting theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

I met this beautiful badger in the lockdown spring . I went to see her every night and slowly won her trust . I called her the 'Golden Sow' , she appeared haughty , was more standoffish than some of her group and this made her my favourite . Last night I found her . . .

“Currently, around 40 per cent of providers are thought to rely on purely paper-based records.” How many more (paper) digital plans are required before leaders actually change this? hsj.co.uk/javid-sets-new… hsj.co.uk/javid-sets-new…

Such a verbose grudging and awfully unwise description of uncertainty. “The wolves of big science” - who exactly are these dogs? theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

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Would love a retweet, please @Paul_Corrigan Sarah Gillinson Chris Laing Michael Macdonnell Ewan King Chris Naylor Martin Vernon Martha Hampson Charles Tallack Jacqui Smith Henry Black 🇺🇦 Katie Mantell

Fall in gene sequencing costs crushes Moore’s Law. Great chart via Azeem Azhar

As a public servant it is sometimes difficult to comment on statements by politicians which I why I have never done so. However the comments made by Michael Fabricant 🇬🇧🇮🇱🇺🇦 are simply wrong and unacceptable. This man is not fit to hold office

And he doth provide wifi even before he hath risen

This good boy found a stream to a cool off after a hike Perfect Friday. He hopes weekend too.. (Ashthegolden IG) #dogs #cutenessoverload

America does have some of the best but also some of the very worst healthcare in the industrialised world. The trend is even more shocking than the absolute

British politics is out of ideas

Despite their popularity most health apps are pretty crap and short-lived. The industry has got to grow out of this

“Its pages accept that other users of the road might include sheep, herds of cattle and even ‘a pack of hounds’”… The bestselling book in Britain is the Highway Code, told in this, the most artful article I’ve read in weeks economist.com/britain/2022/0…

Not sure how, but I’d bet this is really going to shake things up, beyond EPRs alone, and will hasten further big tech investment in healthcare fiercehealthcare.com/health-tech/or…

A “weighted total futility” index would not be kind to me and so I respect and resent The Economist Bartleby columnist in equal measure for this piece

Further evidence that AI is now a foundational technology for science and may even be revising the scientific method theguardian.com/technology/202…

New report with Tony Blair Institute for Global Change on preparing the NHS for winter. As a clinician, the paper tackles causes (inc through suggested stronger public health measures, supporting social care, improving patient flow, pensions) vs monitoring symptoms: 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 institute.global/policy/three-m…

Three stages of career development are: I want to be in the meeting, I want to run the meeting, I want to avoid meetings.

Nothing but pale imitations since - not coincidentally alongside the deterioration of successive governments’ inability to get very much of anything done