Claude Fable 5 is now available in Cursor. It sets a new state of the art on CursorBench at 72.9%, 8 points above the previous best.

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This will now be a legal showdown by May 2025. The GMC Council believed this case was out of time and non-arguable (see Council meeting minutes below). The Judge disagreed. Please support the case by making a pledge- crowdjustice.com/case/stop-m…

Now permission has been granted and the claim expedited, the *only* thing standing in the way of @AnaesUnited claim reaching court is funding. This case has huge potential implications for the practice of medicine in this country. If you want to make change, now is your chance:

A victory for patient safety: our case against the GMC over their failure to properly regulate Associates is now heading straight to the High Court! Mr Justice Chamberlain ruled it raises serious issues for patients and he granted us permission and expedition. bit.ly/AUgoahead

Why Do Physicians Despise Their Own Success? Why do physicians feel conflicted about their own success? Doctors invest years of education, face burnout, and sacrifice so much for their careers. But when they succeed—whether it’s through patient outcomes, opening a practice, or achieving financial independence—it’s often met, especially in n X, with skepticism or guilt. Here’s what’s missing in healthcare culture: •Success doesn’t dilute dedication to patients; it amplifies it. •Financial independence gives physicians the freedom to provide better care on their own terms. •Supporting success in medicine builds role models for the next generation of doctors. In other industries, success is celebrated. Why not in medicine? #healthcare

Massey/GMC asking @RCoANews to extend beyond what the Royal College experts believe is SAFE scope in order to accommodate some AAs may well be in breach of GMC's statutory objective under Section 1(1B)(a) [and possibly (c) too]. One may also argue it shows patent bias.

Tomorrow, the @gmcuk starts regulating non-doctors as it opens voluntary registration of AAs and PAs. It does so without any national agreement in place to confirm scope of practice for these roles, and therefore puts patient safety at risk. "The Health Secretary has acknowledged that doctors’ concerns are legitimate, and yet system leaders have pushed on as if nothing has changed.” @DrPhilBanfield Read the full statement bma.org.uk/bma-media-centre/…

Balanced budget act of 1997 passed by Bill Clinton opened the door to nurse practitioners prescribing and being reimbursed. Have healthcare care costs come down since we broke the medical cartel ?

A shocking revelation in the #PhysicianAssociates scandal It turns out the Health Secretary is using tax payers money to pay GMC’s costs in defending the legal action brought by @AnaesUnited to protect patient safety - an outrageous use of public money @SkyNews @BBCBreakfast

Tbh physicians aren’t paid enough. Even the surgeons.

Dear fellow doctors, We need a new regulator The GMC was set up by us in 1858 to uphold medical standards & protect the public by differentiating doctors from non-doctors Not only have they failed, THEY ironically are the ones legitimising non-doctor practice Enough is enough

Irish Medical Council says it is ‘not the appropriate regulator’ for physician associates medicalindependent.ie/in-the… @MedCouncilIRL@RCSI_Irl @ISPA__ @IMO_IRL #physicianassociates

This is, in effect, deregulation in all but name. The whole point of regulation is that it *is* protectionist! If the @gmcuk doesn’t resolve this, the market will. Those with enough income/wealth will choose to see a doctor privately. And those without it won’t.

It is also illegal for PAs to request Xrays and CT scans. Again, we know there are PAs with "workarounds", and many advocate to be able to. The GMC will 'grandfather' them in to registration on 13th December, presumably including those who have acted illegally or dishonestly.

“It’s a big mess.” @djnicholl, who has led calls for a review into physician associates - dubbed by some as 'fake doctors' - tells @ShelaghFogarty that no one is able to pinpoint their 'scope of practice'.

'It's inconceivable that you can get safe healthcare from a person that's had two years of education.' Anaesthetist Chandeep 'welcomes' the review into physician associates, telling ＠TomSwarbrick1 that patient safety issues that have arisen were 'entirely predictable'.

“My goal was to practice medicine, but didn’t think I needed to become a doctor to do it” If your goal is to practice medicine, you need to study medicine first. There are no shortcuts to patients safety. Pause the role immediately, then review whether they should continue.

‘I could have an anaesthetic given by an AA, not an actual anaesthetist?’ ‘Yes.’ @NickFerrariLBC can’t hide his shock, as he hears from Dr Helen Fernandes on the review launched into the role of physician associates and anaesthetic associates in the NHS.

This is quite….something A PA on @LBC claiming her goal was to practice medicine & she didn’t believe she needed to be a doctor to do that. Why not? You have to be a lawyer to practice law You have to be a pilot to fly a plane You have to be a dentist to practice dentistry If your sole goal is to practice medicine, name one reason you wouldn’t apply for medical school & train to be a doctor? The competitive entry, multiple tough exams, years of study & training? The truth is - you either did not meet the cut for medical school or you wanted a short cut at the expense of patient safety.