Measured, informative, practical Assisted dying (AD) - where are we now in the UK, where could we be, where should we be …. Can we have a process that keeps AD separate from medicine ? https://t.co/hWkoo5e08h

Listen to "February Workforce, Hospice Funding and Climate Change" by Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK

Listen to "Clinical Palliative Care ECHO Update January 2024" by Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK

The October Palliative Care ECHO podcast is now available https://t.co/6R66n88kDh - use of policies and protocols in hospices, the growth of palliative care services through Project ECHO, a review on seven day working and an introduction to the REACT programme in Bradford A&E

The ECHO movement has clearly evolved to a new level of impact on health outcomes across the world evidenced through extensive research but more importantly in the lives of millions of people. With the new ECHO AI research tools that evidence is going to grow dramatically.

Active deliberate steps to share knowledge to the furthest corners of a community changes things. David Bernstein MetaECHO2023

At MetaECHO2023 and just inspired by what the echo community is achieving all over the world rapidly moving forward in health, education, and many other areas. Showing that collaboration together can really make things better and we have the evidence to prove it.

Straw Poll: on Friday I asked my final year tutorial group of their intentions after F2; seven of 10 said leave. A proportion will not return. We invest emotionally and financially in training them; it is utterly heartbreaking to witness their instinct to leave our NHS.

@johnsweeneyroar @BylineTimes @BylineTV @CaolanRob JFK's speech at the UN, 1961 "There are not three forces, but two. — One is composed of those who are trying to build the kind of world described in Articles I & II of the Charter. — The other, seeking a very different world, would undermine this organization in the process."

Really disturbing to hear Labour plans to do away with GP practices.. Do they have any idea just how much work GP practices do so very efficiently compared with the beureaucratic quagmire elsewhere? Has the lesson of the 2004 not been learned?

This is not a twitter feed that appeals six days before Christmas. But Prof Deng has been consistently correct in his COVID predictions.

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IS THIS THE "TEMEL PAPER" FOR 2022 providing good evidence for commissioners of palliative care impact in A&E departments? https://t.co/QoAWlZ0McD

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Free Iranian protest rapper Toomaj Salehi #FreeToomajSalehi #FreeToomaj - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/wW08KNgIpR via @UKChange

After three years, tonight Dr Laurence Dorman finished his term as RCGPNI Chair. All of us are grateful for his passion, boundless energy and thoughtful leadership. Thank you @laurence903 and the very best of luck to @ursulaamason as our new College Chair #TeamGP

Read this, read again, then do it! @parfulstuff

Imagine living in developed country where face masks are the norm and not stigmatised. That’s Japan with almost 10 times less COVID deaths than England.

"We need an Executive now. We need a proper multiyear budget now. Above all else, we need proper public accountability now. Under no circumstances can our overworked health service doctors and staff be held accountable for the harm we know will arise this winter" Tom Black BMA NI

This is the most inspiring thing I have done over the past year in the face of so much which is negative. Collating examples of passionate people doing things to make a real difference for those approachng the end of life has done me good. Be inspired too!