“University College London (UCL) is axing the post of antisemitism officer… (Instead) Jewish student concerns about antisemitism may now involve…“equality, inclusion and care” department, where the director is a trustee of a charity with alleged links to Hamas.”

"10 ans après le référendum, que les partisans du Brexit baissent la tête 𝐝𝐞 𝐡𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐞 d'avoir autant menti ..." La une du Independent de demain👇

4500 training places for Drs over the next 3 years 15000 training places for ACPs over the next 3 years No extra pay for 2026/7 Is this pretty much the same deal that was rejected by the BMA in March with a few tweaks ?

A college professor: "Our average graduate literally could not read a serious adult novel cover-to-cover and understand what they read"

The reticulocytes are blooming.

the NHS has succeeded in making Never Events rare. It’s not succeeded in making them rarer. myemail.constantcontact.com/…

The idea that a government populated by ministers who, combined, have close to zero proper business experience, dribbling out small dollops of cash to companies they favour will play any role in finding ‘the UK’s first trillion-dollar firm’ really is one for the ages. If it ever happens it will be despite the government, not because of it. They really have no clue.

I want to find the UK’s first trillion-dollar firm. That’s why this morning I've unveiled our bespoke concierge service to support businesses of the future to start, scale, and stay in the UK. When I say I’m aggressively ambitious in pursuit of economic growth, I mean it.

There is a new meta-analysis in Hemodialysis International about the effects of vitamin D supplementation on anemia parameters in dialysis patients. Two classic topics in one!! I would post it, but we will only laugh at it.

LOL. “course entitled “Is That Racist?:…” which promises to teach students “a broad range of ways social theorists have defined the term and methods they have used to demonstrate” racism.” Yale fall catalog loaded with racism-focused courses campusreform.org/article/yal…

NHS SPENT £680,000 TO SILENCE A DOCTOR WHO WAS TRYING TO SAVE YOUR LIFE Dr Jasna Macanovic was a kidney specialist with 20 years of excellent NHS service at Portsmouth Hospitals (@PHU_NHS). She watched patients suffer complications from a dialysis needle technique her colleagues had introduced. Bleeding. Clotting. Deaths. She raised it internally. Nothing moved. So she went to the @CareQualityComm. Then the GMC. That is literally what doctors are legally and professionally required to do. Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust responded by sacking her for serious misconduct. The misconduct, in case you missed it, was reporting unsafe care to the regulator. They called her aggressive. Intimidating. Unmanageable. The Employment Tribunal called it a predetermined unfair dismissal. Zero contributory fault on her part. She won at every single stage over five years. The Trust legal bill to fight her: £680,000. Your money. NHS money. The compensation she was awarded: £219,000. The people who ran the disciplinary campaign against her, which the tribunal literally described as a counter-offensive, were later promoted. CEO Penny Emerit was later handed an even bigger role running two NHS trusts simultaneously. The medical director who originally launched the disciplinary action against Dr Macanovic, Simon Holmes, moved to a board role at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The CQC investigated him and found no breach. The same CQC that had texted Dr Macanovic in 2016 to personally promise she was protected and could not lose her job. She lost her job. Nobody struck off. Nobody sacked. The Freedom to Speak Up policy sitting somewhere in a shared drive, largely decorative. Sources: ET Case 1400232/2018 / @Telegraph / @alexander_minh

@DrLKVaughan NHS Scotland now spending £500 million on agency staff. I left 4y early because of how clinical staff are treated. The only policy seemed to be to get rid of excellent staff with years of expertise.

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That certainly did not work well. Low-Dose Rivaroxaban and Cardiovascular Events in Advanced Kidney Disease jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…