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The BMJLong covid—an update for primary care - 2 days
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Twitter Feed: The BMJ
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The BMJCost of living is directly harming child health, paediatricians warn - 5 days
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Paediatricians have called on the UK’s new prime minister, Liz Truss, to take urgent action to tackle rising child inequalities and poverty amid the...
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Paediatricians have called on the UK’s new prime minister, Liz Truss, to take urgent action to tackle rising child inequalities and poverty amid the ongoing crisis affecting the cost of living @RCPCHtweets https://t.co/3tAyzs2W6U - view on twitter
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www.bmj.comUser account - 7 days
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Intended for healthcare professionals Subscribe My Account My email alerts BMA member login Login Username *...
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Paediatricians have called on the UK’s new prime minister, @trussliz, to take urgent action to tackle rising child inequalities and poverty amid the ongoing crisis affecting the cost of living @RCPCHtweets https://t.co/3tAyzs3tWs - view on twitter
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The BMJHelen Salisbury: Bank holiday blues - 5 days
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Bank holidays are always a bit of a headache in general practice. The demand from patients doesn’t go down but is, instead, squeezed into...
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"Will patients be harmed by this bank holiday? It seems inevitable that some will go longer without the treatment they need, and some will have a delay in the diagnosis of a serious condition" @HelenRSalisbury https://t.co/qbDy3k1aSW - view on twitter
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The BMJSelf-testing for covid-19 - 1 week
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Adding oropharyngeal to nasal sampling is not the answer to underperforming tests In a linked paper, Schuit and colleagues (doi:10.1136/bmj-2022-071215) tackle the issue of...
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Self-testing for covid-19 remains a vexing problem with many open questions, say @Tfeend and Charles Poole. "The real world performance of antigen tests remains highly variable" and "a single negative test result cannot be interpreted in a vacuum" https://t.co/dXN5DGVnI4 - view on twitter
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The BMJLong covid—an update for primary care - 3 days
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### What you need to know This article updates and extends a previous BMJ Practice Pointer published in August 2020 when almost no peer...
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NEW Practice Pointer and #BMJInfographic on treating patients with long covid in primary care An update to help clinicians to answer their patients' questions on long covid https://t.co/tHIIKwCd3S @trishgreenhalgh @sivanmanoj @bcdelaney1 @REvans_Breathe @ruairidhm https://t.co/tHIIKwCd3S - view on twitter
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The BMJLong covid—an update for primary care - 5 days
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### What you need to know This article updates and extends a previous BMJ Practice Pointer published in August 2020 when almost no peer...
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NEW Practice Pointer on treating patients with long covid in primary care + #BMJInfographic An update to help clinicians to answer their patients' questions on long covid https://t.co/tHIIKwCd3S @trishgreenhalgh @sivanmanoj @bcdelaney1 @REvans_Breathe @ruairidhm https://t.co/tHIIKwCd3S - view on twitter
More coverage:
#bmjinfographic
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The BMJSelf-testing for covid-19 - 6 days
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Adding oropharyngeal to nasal sampling is not the answer to underperforming tests In a linked paper, Schuit and colleagues (doi:10.1136/bmj-2022-071215) tackle the issue of...
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Self-testing for covid-19 remains a vexing problem with many open questions. What should we take from a new study? "The real world performance of antigen tests remains highly variable" and "a single negative test result cannot be interpreted in a vacuum." https://t.co/dXN5DGUPSw - view on twitter
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The BMJPhysician burnout undermines safe healthcare - 1 week
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Urgent action is required to protect patients, physicians, and health systems A substantial proportion of healthcare professionals report symptoms of burnout.12 Research into the...
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“The pervasive nature of physician burnout indicates a defective work system caused by deep societal problems and structural problems across the sector,” warns Matthias Weigl. Urgent action is imperative to design working environments that prevent burnout https://t.co/D8UrkpjY5l - view on twitter
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The BMJFossil fuels: Health professionals call for legally binding plan for global phase out - 1 week
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Healthcare professionals have urged governments across the world to lay out a legally binding plan to phase out fossil fuel use worldwide as part...
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Healthcare professionals have urged governments across the world to lay out a legally binding plan to phase out fossil fuel use worldwide as part of efforts to tackle the climate crisis https://t.co/AQ73ucD2DP https://t.co/AQ73ucD2DP - view on twitter
### What you need to know This article updates and extends a previous BMJ Practice Pointer published in August 2020 when almost no peer...
RT @gbiondizoccai: Must-read review on "Long covid—an update for primary care" from @bmj_latest https://t.co/MEVDmy7Qkp https://t.co/MEVDmy7Qkp - view on twitter