being and becoming in the world
Evidence has repeatedly demonstrated that when marketing is conflated with medical education the consequences can not just be harmful but also undermine the scientific pursuit of objectivity.
In May 2019, having shared a series of social media responses to the hashtag #ITakeMedsForMyMentalHealth , the President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists has found herself caught up in … Continue reading RCPsych, social media and “what we believe in”
From the Irish Independent, 4 June 2006
Advert in the Sunday Independent (Dublin) – 29 September 2002
Published in the Sunday Independent (Dublin) , 1 October 2006.
This article was published in the Irish Independent , 4 May 2006
Book review: The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines Marion Brown British Journal of General Practice 2024; 74 (746): 397-398.
Over the years I have often heard doctors and academics argue that it is sufficient for speakers at educational events to provide a slide at the start of their presentation … Continue reading ‘All over the map’
I recently shared material from the BAP Summer Meeting 2024. I am not on social media but I understand that the evidence I shared was widely discussed. I have since … Continue reading “Generally regarded as high quality meetings”