Led by patients
This Editorial by Emma Doble, Sophie Cook and Kamran Abbasi was published in the BMJ on the 9th April 2024: The following responses have so far been received and published … Continue reading Led by patients
Category: British Medical Journal
Material from, or relating to, the British Medical Journal [BMJ]
Ignoring patient safety
As published in the BMJ, 22 March 2024:
Drug industry sponsored teaching
The above rapid response to the British Medical Journal was submitted by Dr Daniel J Chivers, Foundation Year 2 Doctor, Sheffield. The next day, this response was submitted by Dr … Continue reading Drug industry sponsored teaching
‘Seem to lose their manners and moral compass’
Passages from: TALKING POINT by John Launer, BMJ, 16 March 2024 in which he considers social media and professionalism: Launer continues:
“The front door is open wide”
As published in the BMJ, 19 February 2024:
‘Raising the bar’
As published in the BMJ, 29 February 2024:
‘Ignoring the long term risks’
This headline comes from an article in the current issue of the BMJ. The article is actually about NHS planning. However it occurred to me that this headline could also … Continue reading ‘Ignoring the long term risks’
‘How to maintain professionalism in public’
The above paragraph is from this week’s BMJ. I have redacted the name of the professional involved as the issue is one that reaches across all professions, not just healthcare. … Continue reading ‘How to maintain professionalism in public’