Over-certainty and over-confidence
An unedited paragraph from the Newcastle Journal, Wednesday 25 April 1990. The Cumberlege Review of 2020, concluded that, in terms of patient safety, this matter cannot be ignored.
Tag: SSRIs
INNER COMPASS
Earlier this year I was interviewed by Cooper Davis for the Inner Compass Initiative. This interview can be watched here. A few weeks ago, an American who had watched the … Continue reading INNER COMPASS
Harmed
This NEWS item by Jacqui Wise has just been published in the BMJ [full text below]. It reports on a Science Media centre briefing on this paper published in JAMA … Continue reading Harmed
OUR UNSTOPPABLE PROGRESS
It was Roy Porter who first used the term “diagnostic creep”. Since his untimely death this “diagnostic creep” has become unstoppable. This short film is an artistic expression of my … Continue reading OUR UNSTOPPABLE PROGRESS
‘You do have to hope, don’t you?’
Featuring on the first page of the latest novel by A L Kennedy: The PORSOLT: Forced Swimming Test:
there were warning signs
A double page advert in last weekend’s Guardian for a Netflix series on the Grenfell Tower disaster. Warning signs can be ignored. Institutions seem to be adept in this.
Get your eyes used to the darkness
To play this short film please click here. Music credit: Rats by Suzanne Vega
Plea for bus stops at Cartland Bridge
To play this short film please click here Music credit: David Gray – Oh, You Pretty Things (Cover) (Live on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky)