"Side Effects - How our Healthcare Lost Its Way - and how we fix it" - is now out in paperback - and I couldn't be more delighted. https://t.co/3nYdJ2XyNL

So proud of @YLvsCancer Voice Board. The most incredible group whose lived experience shape the organisation. The most inspirational people🩷

📢Join us on 31 Oct for the Centre for Evidence and Values in Healthcare inaugural event! Keynote by Sir @DavidAHaslam, with contributions from Patient Safety Commissioner Karen Titchener and leading voices in ethics, policy & practice. ✍️Register now: https://t.co/MWNszBtb9o

My letter in “The Times” today:

At various points today, 200 to win has seemed like nothing, and 36 has seemed impossible. Funny sport

Wonderfully appropriate Batsmen’s names for a rain interrupted day of #cricket in Taunton

Limited Time Offer: Save 50% on the "Side Effects" audiobook. Offer ends 07/30 @DavidAHaslam, and @DavidAHaslam

Superb summary of the challenges of cancer screening

We need help to shape support for young cancer patients. @AlikeUK @cclguk @emctrust @ShineCancerSupp @YLvsCancer are working collectively to improve the long-term wellbeing of children and young people with cancer and their families, including the unique needs of those bereaved.

@DavidAHaslam will be joining us in June at our productivity event. He will be speaking on unlocking hope and transforming tomorrow through better value health care. Register now. https://t.co/qbWhtkIt8c

The NHS is free at the point of use. But what if you can't afford to get there? No child or young person with cancer should have to worry about the cost of travelling to treatment. Email your MP and ask them to support a Young Cancer Patient Travel Fund: https://t.co/8ZixwBTBOf

With the abolition of #nhsengland the #NHS is right at the top of the political agenda. This makes it a great time to recommend my book - Side Effects - if you really want to understand the challenges and opportunities. The Observer thought it was brilliant. I won’t argue..

NEWS: Young people and families facing cancer are having to find around £5,000 in extra costs while they wait seven months for disability benefits. Read The Cost of Waiting, our new research report: https://t.co/8Qn19pjAiQ

Limited Time Offer: Save 50% on the "Side Effects" audiobook. Offer ends 03/18 @DavidAHaslam

"Side Effects - How our Healthcare Lost Its Way - and how we fix it" - is now out in paperback - and I couldn't be more delighted. https://t.co/3nYdJ2XyNL

Daffodils in bloom in Dorset on Christmas Day….

Exciting news – we’ve today launched an appeal with the newspaper group National World, and throughout December, regional papers including @edinburghpaper, @LeedsNews, @SunderlandEcho, @SheffieldStar (to name a few) will be highlighting our work and the experiences of families

"When a family learns their child has cancer, the last thing on their minds should be how they are going to afford to get to hospital. Yet, we know young people and families face an extra £250 a month on average to travel to treatment." @RachelKirbyR https://t.co/u7Vza43TWI

Hybrid general practice fragments care and presents risks to patients and general practice’s core values which should be urgently addressed according to new research from @trishgreenhalgh @oohgpwales https://t.co/4SKvvtCoKz   #PrimaryCare

What a night! An Evening with Phil Dunster & Friends brought together an amazing cast of performers to raise money for children and young people with cancer. Thanks to @BBCNews for this article about the reason behind the event:

@DrHWazir I’m thinking for example of arguments by @DavidAHaslam