1. There appears to have been a strong, co-ordinated campaign for NICE to approve it poorly related to the science & the lack of NHS money It's a terrible illness, my mother had it, but put more money into social and 1ry care for now and wait for more effective treatments & ...
@fhussain73@NextGGP @HelenStokesLam @karen_kirkham2@DrTommyPerkins@peteanderton Thanks. That is very good to hear but I still have serious concerns about the future structure of primary care and how much thought is put into this rather than the ££s and day to issues, important as they are!
@BecksFisher I wish you all the best in the Nuffield and helping this government pick its way through to a confident and balanced future for health and social care!
Anyone interviewing or being interviewed should first be legally obliged to declare any interest they have in the matters discussed before the interview starts. If it turns out they missed anything, similar to the Nolan Principles, legal consequences should occur?
❓ What lessons can we learn from the pandemic for future public health emergencies?
As the Covid Inquiry continues, Professor Yvonne Doyle, the former Medical Director of Public Health England joins @EmmaBarnett to discuss her experience working on the early pandemic response.
Prof Doyle (of PHE) tells Covid inquiry she was told not to do interviews without sign off from Hancock when, in Jan 2020, she told the press there could be Covid cases in the UK, that it was not clear whether asymptomatic infection could occur, and vaccines could take 6 months