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chris-carmona.bsky.social
Health evidence synthesis and guideline development methodologist. Geek out over qualitative evidence synthesis. Hater of unfairness and social injustice. (He/him)
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@nuffieldtrust.bsky.social report, Health in the UK after Brexit: Moving Apart or Stuck Together? explores how leaving the EU is shaping our health system. Check out the full report, including contributions by Nick Fahy from @randeurope.org nuffieldtrust.org.uk/research/hea... #NHS #Health

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This: www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...

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This plus the resignation of NIH boss…

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Free speech news

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Endometriosis is a chronic condition where endometrium-like tissue grows outside the uterus. This article summarises recently updated recommendations from NICE, specifically focusing on factors associated with time to diagnosis Includes an infographic www.bmj.com/content/388/...

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The UK has one of the highest retirement ages in the world, the lowest pension in Europe, some of the longest working hours in Europe, one of the lowest minimum wages, the highest energy costs, the biggest profits, and the lowest taxes for the richest. It all needs to change.

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Repost if BlueSky is now your main social media 🙏

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"How has this been allowed to happen again?": RCEM President demands answers as winter crisis deepens. With hospitals declaring critical incidents due to flu surges, staff sickness, and high patient numbers, we call for urgent action to prevent further harm. Read in full: rcem.ac.uk/how-has-t...

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Rapid QES fans might be interested to see this dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmje...

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Making public involvement in QES easier and more meaningful is so important and here’s a neat set of ideas about visual methods for doing so. doi.org/10.1002/cesm...

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Destroy this myth. Please share if you have visited and researched in a library this past year! RT And give a shout out to your favorite library you have ever visited.

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I always look forward to the BMJ Xmas paper ☺️

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In October 2025 the UK will finally introduce restrictions on unhealthy food and drink advertising. Restricting advertisements is an essential step towards a healthier food environment, writes Katharine Jenner @oha-updates.bsky.social www.bmj.com/content/387/...

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Holy Moly. Surely that’s not legal?

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So important. So much misleading info for so many of these tests. My Instagram feed is full of them.

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Good to see NICE publish the update asthma guideline with some pretty big changes as we move to combination treatment www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/clinica...

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In 2011 the private sector treated 3% of NHS patients. Today they treat 10% of patients, and receive 20% of the NHS budget (£29,000,000,000) Privitisation is happening right here, right now.

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Good for you Prof Bishop!

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Bit close for comfort 🤣 Happy Friday!

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World beating UK, energy prices nearly double anywhere else. Also the UK, every energy firm making 4-10x profits. I wonder if they are related?

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Outrage as video shows fox caught in 'barbaric' snare trap on King's Sandringham estate “This snare was placed alongside a rare Chalk Stream which is regularly used by otters” Repost if you agree there should be a UK wide ban on these devices!

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Good article on the new mpox variant. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

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Had a read of this today. Great to see interest in using QES in HTA. I did a similar piece about QES in guidelines a few years ago. doi.org/10.1017/S026...

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Introductions seem to be the thing here, so here’s mine. Im Chris (he/him) I work for a national health guideline producer in the U.K. as a guideline methodologist. Love talking evidence synthesis generally but qualitative evidence synthesis is my happy place.

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