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Provides an ‘empirical’ noticeboard for evidence-base: displayed in NEON yellow [because natural light is not sufficient] Provides an ‘empirical’ noticeboard for evidence-base: because numbers matter more than experience Provides an … Continue reading Poster Boy for Psychiatry
The President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists recently outlined “the College position” in relation to social media use by its members: “We do not have a remit to monitor … Continue reading The College position
‘When organisations’ behaviours betray their value statements’ and begins: The author then shares a worry: The author goes on to remind us that many of the chronic difficulties encountered by … Continue reading ‘When organisations’ behaviours betray their value statements’
This perspective, by Alexander Brown, was printed in the Scotsman, 2nd August 2021. The following paragraphs stood out for me [given that I have long had serious concerns about the … Continue reading ‘I would ban all politicians from Tweeting anything’
I was interested to read in yesterday’s Scotsman the perspective of Professor Julie Fitzpatrick, Chief Scientific Advisor for Scotland. Professor Fitzpatrick shared a worry that I have long had that … Continue reading Science is about the sharing of ideas
NEWS: Westminster over-written by psychiatry. Without any reply, I have asked the Royal College of Psychiatrists the following questions: Sunshine Legislation: does the College support this? Does the College support … Continue reading ‘Moral Vacuums’
Comments made on Twitter are often ones that we would not dream of making were we sitting beside one another. Too often, the language used and the challenges made are … Continue reading Twitter
This is a passage from the novel ‘The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig.