@kerenll.bsky.social
Horribly pertinent to recent interview on BBC advocating a shift 'towards' psychosomatic
In some ways hard to believe given first line of battle confronted by patients 'can' be the need to convince clinician that symptoms are 'not' this
Not for the sake of argument but for the sake of related care
In some ways hard to believe given first line of battle confronted by patients 'can' be the need to convince clinician that symptoms are 'not' this
Not for the sake of argument but for the sake of related care
As I read this article I thought about people like Natalie Shure — remember her writing about then doubling down on her thoughts about long covid as a psychological illness? https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/PIIS2666-5247(23)00115-5/fulltext#%20
March 21, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Horribly pertinent to recent interview on BBC advocating a shift 'towards' psychosomatic
In some ways hard to believe given first line of battle confronted by patients 'can' be the need to convince clinician that symptoms are 'not' this
Not for the sake of argument but for the sake of related care
In some ways hard to believe given first line of battle confronted by patients 'can' be the need to convince clinician that symptoms are 'not' this
Not for the sake of argument but for the sake of related care
Reposted
As I read this article I thought about people like Natalie Shure — remember her writing about then doubling down on her thoughts about long covid as a psychological illness? https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/PIIS2666-5247(23)00115-5/fulltext#%20
June 27, 2023 at 3:27 PM
As I read this article I thought about people like Natalie Shure — remember her writing about then doubling down on her thoughts about long covid as a psychological illness? https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/PIIS2666-5247(23)00115-5/fulltext#%20
Good to hear both ‘lessons learned’ and ‘no blame culture’ discussed productively this morning
In the absence of this would say their range can be somewhere between meaningless and insulting
In the absence of this would say their range can be somewhere between meaningless and insulting
December 17, 2024 at 12:51 PM
Good to hear both ‘lessons learned’ and ‘no blame culture’ discussed productively this morning
In the absence of this would say their range can be somewhere between meaningless and insulting
In the absence of this would say their range can be somewhere between meaningless and insulting
Good to see 'avoidable' mentioned
There can be eg avoidable misdiagnosis also
There can be eg avoidable misdiagnosis also
🗨️Now more than ever we need to continue to make the case that persistence of avoidable harm at current levels is not acceptable🗨️
Reflections on #patientsafety developments in 2024 & looking forward to the year ahead: A blog by our Chief Executive @helenh49.bsky.social
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Reflections on #patientsafety developments in 2024 & looking forward to the year ahead: A blog by our Chief Executive @helenh49.bsky.social
www.pslhub.org/learn/patien...
Reflections on patient safety developments in 2024 and looking forward to the year ahead: A blog by Helen Hughes
In this blog, Patient Safety Learning’s Chief Executive Helen Hughes reflects on the charity’s work and key patient safety developments in the past 12 months
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December 17, 2024 at 12:50 PM
Good to see 'avoidable' mentioned
There can be eg avoidable misdiagnosis also
There can be eg avoidable misdiagnosis also
Indeed
Find this can be evident if as patient you try to make the point that some of issues in healthcare can be exactly same within private care as within NHS
Find this can be evident if as patient you try to make the point that some of issues in healthcare can be exactly same within private care as within NHS
This applies to the left as much as to the right
How not to do science in 2 easy steps
1) Have a fixed political standpoint
2) Interpret all scientific data (real or fake) to fit your fixed political standpoint
Thank you
1) Have a fixed political standpoint
2) Interpret all scientific data (real or fake) to fit your fixed political standpoint
Thank you
December 4, 2024 at 12:50 PM
Indeed
Find this can be evident if as patient you try to make the point that some of issues in healthcare can be exactly same within private care as within NHS
Find this can be evident if as patient you try to make the point that some of issues in healthcare can be exactly same within private care as within NHS
Which is generally quickest to propose/adapt to Change, Medicine or the Law?
November 28, 2024 at 11:33 AM
Which is generally quickest to propose/adapt to Change, Medicine or the Law?
What is likely to happen to some performance when eg
System is very defensive
Default rule to distrust everything patient says
Or are these a ‘to be expected’ albeit unspoken rule?
(NHS and Private)
System is very defensive
Default rule to distrust everything patient says
Or are these a ‘to be expected’ albeit unspoken rule?
(NHS and Private)
November 18, 2024 at 12:46 PM
What is likely to happen to some performance when eg
System is very defensive
Default rule to distrust everything patient says
Or are these a ‘to be expected’ albeit unspoken rule?
(NHS and Private)
System is very defensive
Default rule to distrust everything patient says
Or are these a ‘to be expected’ albeit unspoken rule?
(NHS and Private)
Looking forward to people arguing decorously
November 15, 2024 at 6:14 PM
Looking forward to people arguing decorously
'they feel safe if they are listened to'
Oh Yes
Oh Yes
In the Patient Safety Spotlight interview below last year, we spoke to @jamesfm55.bsky.social, Chief Executive of @careopinion.bsky.social, about the value of patient feedback in boosting morale and enabling organisations to make real #patientsafety improvements www.pslhub.org/learn/patien...
Patient Safety Spotlight Interview with James Munro, Chief Executive of Care Opinion
Interview with James Munro, Chief Executive of Care Opinion, where he talks about the value of patient feedback in boosting morale and enabling organisations to make real patient safety improvements.
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November 14, 2024 at 2:28 PM
'they feel safe if they are listened to'
Oh Yes
Oh Yes