What's good for the patient is good for the planet and good for the wallet! We demonstrate that principle in our Home Ventilator recycling pilot. Let's join forces in recycling medical devices.
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@LaneFoxResearch@kimintheredcoat @WallbanksSam @uhbtrust
Well done Evidence-Creating Team. Here is some real-world evidence of how obesity is becoming a major cause of Respiratory Failure, something the Healthcare providers still need to grasp better.
https://t.co/GOTXts3Ksr
Another contribution from #ECM
Predicting in-hospital mortality in a real-world population of ward-based NIV in acute COPD exacerbations - Aylin Ozsancak Ugurlu, Alastair Watson, Paul Ellis, et al. 2026 @DrPaulEllis@TARespirDis@AlastairSWatson https://t.co/uVAu9rY3YH
Treating patients as a whole human being, taking into account the interaction between multiple body systems, is the key to good medical practice.
Obstructive sleep apnoea and hypertension: Current understanding, diag... https://t.co/WgWeyDtMqK
When I finished my surgical training in the NHS (about 15 years ago), I went to the US for a fellowship.
The programme director liked my skills and offered a fast track to move to the US full time.
I was extremely torn, as with the private health insurance system I would make more than three times what I would in the UK.
I however found the way poor people were treated in the US and how they died from lack of basic medical care reprehensible and moved back to the UK.
With my experience now I will earn more than four or five times what I currently do in the NHS.
I however sleep easy every night knowing that all decisions I made during the day were based on what was best for the patient and not how rich the patient is.
The NHS has problems but it is a beautiful system where a homeless person is treated exactly the same as the prime minister.
Farage gets a lot of money from private companies in the US who have been eyeing the billions they can make in the UK for years. I will benefit from it money-wise but I still oppose it as I am not a monster like Farage.
Stand with Cuba!
Please take 30 seconds to ask your MP to sign EDM 2739 and say no to Trump's latest attack on the Cuban people. https://t.co/IDl1qTpLO1 @CubaSolidarity
Once again great to see clinical/quality improvement publications done as a vocation the team members' own time (without defrauding the NHS by way of avoidance of patient-facing work) can remain the "most read" week on week!
https://t.co/gpGzPJy8Yx via @researchgate
<Evidence Creating Medicine>Like every year of the best part of the last two decades, our Heartlands Respiratory Support Unit's multidisciplinary team's work has been presented at the Winter Meeting of the @BTSrespiratory in London #BTSWinter2025@uhbtrust
Absolutely brilliant work by Nick Hopkinson on the political economy of dyspnoea in the UK. A "must read" for rational physicians.
https://t.co/hbS09GukDs
Good to see real life studies and Evidence Creating Medicine gets the top spot once again.
https://t.co/Hl8Ghs4PQ2 via @researchgate https://t.co/Hl8Ghs4PQ2
We espouse a ‘three Ps’ approach: better for the Patient, better for the Planet, and better for the Pocket. That’s the direction we hope the government continues to support.
#NHS77 Happy birthday, NHS.
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Good to see the continuing interest in real-life studies and quality improvement research.
https://t.co/MPbzLJNSUK via @researchgate https://t.co/MPbzLJNSUK
Good to see that clinical research/observational really life studies can still occasionally be the most sought-after research.
https://t.co/ZICLJjwXWx via @researchgate https://t.co/ZICLJjwXWx
I just donated to @STWUK to support the peace movement.
It's time we stopped the establishment's addiction to war and its squandering of public resources on militarism.
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