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Mashup Score: 11The need for a new rehabilitation strategy in the UK - The BMJ - 3 year(s) ago
Many groups of patients would benefit from rehabilitation management. We need an integrated workforce to care for them, say Allan Cole, Miriam Duffy, and Jane Dacre We know that if […]More…
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Mashup Score: 9The need for a new rehabilitation strategy in the UK - The BMJ - 3 year(s) ago
Many groups of patients would benefit from rehabilitation management. We need an integrated workforce to care for them, say Allan Cole, Miriam Duffy, and Jane Dacre We know that if […]More…
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"The success we've had in treating serious disease and injury needs to be broadened so the long term outcomes of independence, improved quality of life, and return to work are seen to be as important as cure and survival." #BMJOpinion on rehab medicine https://t.co/XRNsCjSwJX
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Mashup Score: 13We should shift our focus from covid-19 mortality to morbidity, particularly in children - The BMJ - 3 year(s) ago
The UK is an outlier by allowing children to remain unvaccinated at a time when lifting of restrictions will increase covid-19 infection rates We have heard much about how vaccination […]More…
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#BMJOpinion—"The UK is an outlier by allowing children to remain unvaccinated at a time when lifting of restrictions will increase covid-19 infection rates" argue Karl Friston and @globalhlthtwit https://t.co/NFduqp2V8n
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Mashup Score: 6
The grieving doctor has to be given space and time to grieve, both of which are difficult in our current healthcare environment, observe Sai Krishna Tikka, Deyashini Lahiri, and Vikas […]More…
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Are doctors grieving the loss of a fellow doctor at risk of experiencing disenfranchised grief? It may lead doctors to evade the normal mourning process, internalize grief, and thereby eliminate the support of external sources, says this #BMJOpinion https://t.co/l34ciPp1L5
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Mashup Score: 5
The covid-19 pandemic has underscored how gender responsive health systems are a crucial path forward, say Peter Baker, Ann Keeling, Arush Lal, Chadia Wannous, and Mahesh Puri Covid-19 impacts men, […]More…
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Rather than treating men’s and women’s health interests in oppositional ways, we should acknowledge that they are inextricably linked and mutually dependant, argues this #BMJOpinion @Globalmenhealth @annvkeeling @Arush_Lal @ChadiaWannous @womeninGH https://t.co/co4FVftrcR
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Mashup Score: 9
Since the early days of the pandemic there has been debate as to whether covid-19 transmission can be airborne, and whether healthcare workers require routine airborne precautions, or if respiratory […]More…
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#BMJOpinion by #FreshAirNHS on why we need to upgrade masks for health care workers to mitigate aerosol transmission, based on new research. #COVIDisAirborne https://t.co/eD7cXW6f4u
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Mashup Score: 3
Sajid Javid’s policy of “opening up” seems ill-timed. Since his appointment as the new secretary of state for health and social care, on Saturday 26 June, another 100,000 people in […]More…
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Pitting economic recovery against public health in a crude zero-sum game could be devastating for the UK, argues @trishgreenhalgh She suggests 5 measures for @sajidjavid to consider to align public health goals with economic ones #BMJOpinion https://t.co/wxuQBgEUwK
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Mashup Score: 3An international treaty enshrining the right to health should be part of post-covid reforms - The BMJ - 3 year(s) ago
Our global community will be healthier and more secure if countries foster the right to health in all of their actions, write Eric A Friedman, Kelly E Perry, and Luiz […]More…
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The covid-19 pandemic has heightened calls for treating vaccines as a global public good. The right to health, too, is a collective public good, and countries must foster the right to health in all of their actions, argues this #BMJOpinion article https://t.co/lCGsd6AIRe
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Mashup Score: 0An international treaty enshrining the right to health should be part of post-covid reforms - The BMJ - 3 year(s) ago
Our global community will be healthier and more secure if countries foster the right to health in all of their actions, write Eric A Friedman, Kelly E Perry, and Luiz […]More…
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Many are now calling for a new treaty to strengthen pandemic preparedness and response. Any agreement must enhance global health security and address the day-to-day inequities that are part of national and global health systems, says #BMJOpinion https://t.co/cqeehgSprQ
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Mashup Score: 8An international treaty enshrining the right to health should be part of post-covid reforms - The BMJ - 3 year(s) ago
Our global community will be healthier and more secure if countries foster the right to health in all of their actions, write Eric A Friedman, Kelly E Perry, and Luiz […]More…
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Many are now calling for a new treaty to strengthen pandemic preparedness and response. Any attempt to redress the global failings in our response to covid-19 must also respond to deeper, persisting problems of global health architecture, says #BMJOpinion https://t.co/1kDZS84Lsj
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"The socioeconomic benefit to our society of supporting people to return to their former lives has been well established. There’s no time to lose in rehabilitating rehabilitation medicine."#BMJOpinion https://t.co/VpTuQXjYxe