"the Preview looks more like the web version you specifically decided not to use because it's awful, only with more busy work for you to set it up and more columns, also we lost all your old columns because we're amateurs who've never rolled out a product before"
Not much medicine so far in this week’s @bmj_latest, but a lot on workforce… or rather the lack of it.
The @gmcuk here warming that workplace pressures are forcing many doctors to leave UK medicine.
Report here by @Abi_Rimmer.
As is traditional amongst free speech fanatics, 600 posts per day (including ads for washing up liquid) is the right amount of free speech for most of us
Call me a snowflake, but the thing I really, really don't want to hear from the person wielding the drill and pliers is 'I'm not actually a dentist, as such, but ...'
This Twitter move seems to have disabled popular video verification tool InVID's ability to analyse Twitter videos.
This is very bad news for verification journalists, researchers, open source investigators and fact-checkers, who rely on the tool for work.
@veraai_eu@InVID_EU
There is no specific route for Afghan women. Not one could apply now for asylum despite living in a prison. You know this and won’t commit to expanding the ACRS asylum categories to vulnerable groups, despite the initial stated intention
last August the government said there was 'no room for flexibility' on med places
https://t.co/mJKiFPtSL7
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand."
Medical school places will double and students will become doctors quicker under “historic” plans to increase the NHS workforce
https://t.co/xY0CEeuNSQ