Great piece, but I feel that The Conversation is really trying to kill my mood.

Spam e-mails from predatory journals are getting racy.

We've been looking forward to this! @nielspeek.bsky.social's @thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk / Homerton College lecture has begun.

What this is: a stimulating and thought-provoking exercise to help the @thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk research team think through the pathways to impact of its work.

What this DEFINITELY ISN'T: a thinly veiled excuse to spend time indulging in children's TV nostalgia and then impose it on my colleagues.

Striking from the #ntsummit session on Continuing Health Care is the amount of 'lived' experience in the room - and quite how complex people with atypical expertise in the intracicies of health and care funding have found it. Even without data, one suspects inequities of uptake are huge.

And after the debate. #ntsummit

50% of the #ntsummit voting audience feels it's time to actively work to end the partnership model! But Nigel Edwards notes we should be careful what we wish for - there are certainly worse models out there.

@becksfisher.bsky.social opens the #ntsummit debate on the sustainability of the small business model of general practice by setting out some startling trends in GP partner characteristics through time: fewer, older partners; more salaried GPs.

@theasrstein.bsky.social kicks off #ntsummit 2025 in characteristically bold fashion: discussing vital issues that have become taboo (though perhaps less so on social media, for better or worse!)

Only a subset of studies clearly points towards factors that are within the direct control of the healthcare system – what we call ‘diagnostic error studies’ in this graph (for which, thanks to my Excel skillz, I can claim the bulk of the credit/blame). (5/9)