'Turning it off and switching it back on again is often the only thing that works when your computer grinds to a halt. Perhaps coronavirus will do the same for primary care.' Editorial with @jjk84 in @bmj_latest to accompany the launch of Deep Breath In https://t.co/2CwL61FJcQ
I found the solution to The BMJ's Clinicle word game after 1 minute and 16 seconds. Get your daily dose of word play: https://t.co/2nFLqkNQsT #BMJclinicle
@stevehillmobile@ClareGerada@drmikedsmith@Tallyvision@silv24 Hi, if you'd like to hear the interview with Julia Marcus where she discusses abstinence and shaming it starts at 8:05 mins (it's 13 minutes long) https://t.co/MSPaTYJpca or https://t.co/UEDJeLJmoc glad you enjoyed it @ClareGerada and thanks for sharing
Since the pandemic began, we've grown used to rules about what we can and can't do. Hear @JuliaLMarcus talk about how public health messages that focus on an “abstinence only” approach risk backfiring #DeepBreathIn
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I was delighted to help @bbcbitesize with this short video helping children understand the important difference between #nonracist and #antiracist. Know a young person, or even their parents, who might benefit? I'd be so grateful be if you could share: https://t.co/IBjc9KmSXC
What will primary care look like post-covid? @toyinajayidoc @MartinRCGP @jadoust discuss whether this is an opportunity to improve the evolving needs of patients in this new episode of #DeepBreathIn
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@LiddleCarol Hi Carol, would you be interested in coming on our podcast to discuss shielding and risk? Would be great to hear your views and experiences. Thanks (https://t.co/2CwL61FJcQ)
I have been receiving Qs about why overestimating asymptomatic infections might misinform policy.
1/ Most importantly it endangers finding the best strategies controlling the epidemic and it also understates other aspects that are important in transmission dynamics
If someone writes an article you disagree with, here is an option that a lot of you seem to have forgotten: read it, then have some thoughts about it. Then have some thoughts about your thoughts. Critically assess your intuitive reaction. Then see if there's any elements of the
The covid-19 pandemic means that many communities are witnessing more deaths. How can GPs help to support patients at this time? The latest episode of #DeepBreathIn hears from @scottamurrayed and @m_ks2394
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Mine and others' views on the Roche and Abbott @PHE_uk reports - critique available at the Science Media Centre @SMC_London https://t.co/wIzdCBClQi
Too many things to say to put in a tweet.
Easy to be bogged down in bad news. Inner pride last week for these UK based research teams who spoke about innovating and using routine data to guide decision makers as we emerge from lockdown (useful info even if you are not in the UK)...