Misinformation really does spread like a virus, suggest mathematical models drawn from epidemiology https://t.co/4PeG2Z6Aw3
"Foreign disinformation has grown in sophistication and scope since the 2016 US election."
"...a combination of interventions can be effective in reducing the spread of misinformation."
by @Sander_vdLinden@drg1985🙏via @ConversationUK
Police have concerns for the welfare of Tracy Milne, last seen in Morningside, Edinburgh, at around 0830 on Tue May 30. She is known to frequent the Arthur's Seat and Clermiston Hill areas. Anyone who’s seen Tracy should call 101, quoting incident 1489 of 30/05. @PSOSEdinburgh
Todays doodle:
“Hard to reach”
“Disengaged”
“Being difficult”
“Not responding”
Make sure you check it’s not
“We are inaccessible”
“We are not communicating right”
“The service is too complex”
“Our resources are not universal”
What we find “easy” is not the same for everyone
After a year of working in Australia 🇦🇺, here are my top 5 things the NHS 🇬🇧could replicate to help prevent a fatal haemorrhage of staff alongside pay restoration 🧵#medtwitter#NHS
Members have sent a clear message by rejecting the latest NHS pay offer. Board Chair @joolzl23 says 'the result could not be clearer…enough is enough. The ball is in Scottish government’s court if strike action is going to be avoided'
Read more https://t.co/8rtd5risoh
This chart was recently published by the DHSC. It is misleading, and I have reported my concern to the Office for Statistics Regulation.
A thread, setting out the points in my letter. 🧵
To address the biggest challenges in health & care, we must unlock the powerful "tacit" knowledge in the system. Translating it into "explicit" knowledge & putting it in a best practice toolkit might not be the most effective intervention: https://t.co/wIhJGLP70p By @nancymdixon