#Workers

Lewis Atkinson

LewisNHS

Interesting discussion w/ colleagues todsy about home/remote-working & the #NHS approach to that in the future. Prompted me to recap the great work done by @FlexNHS @workingfamUK & the evidence-base

Arbie Baguios

arbiebaguios

Just finished facilitating a panel for #HCBerlin with these incredibly smart women@HebaJournalist @anitakatt@Lili_Assaba We talked about, among others, -how far we've come-origins and resistance to 'decolonising'-practical chang

Zara Clench

zara_clench_CEP

I was 13 when I went into care, that was 5 years ago today. It’s have been a crazy journey in care, my experience has been different to slot of

Kashif Pirzada, MD

KashPrime

To get to #COVIDzero we need to look at Slovakia. Over two weekends, they brought their numbers crashing down, from an R0 of 1.47 to 0.62 in just two weeks

Duncan Weldon

DuncanWeldon

A Sunday evening thread on the early twentieth century British debate on free trade vs tariffs and why it might be relevant to the Brexit debate.You can stretch supposed economic

Dave Noon

davenoon1970

My dude, there was a yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia - the nation’s fucking capital - during Washington’s second term. It killed 10 percent of the city’s population in September

Anne Applebaum

anneapplebaum

Bizarre and unreflective essay from a person who used to be subtle and nuanced. Hammering in the cliche one final time, Christopher Caldwell says Trump 'spoke to a downwardly mobile,

David Pepper

DavidPepper

THREAD -- Cowardly Senators vs. Common SenseNov. 18, 2020: Two things are happening at once:1) Vaccines are on their way. 2) A horrific and deadly spike is happening as we

Michelle Wu 吳弭

wutrain

With all signs pointing to a Democratic-majority Senate, we need to think big, then make big changes. Here’s why that matters for cities like Boston TRANSPORTATION: Public transit

Musa al-Gharbi

Musa_alGharbi

I want to take a minute to celebrate @sullydish on this masterful letter of resignation. Right out of the gate, the contrast could not be clearer than other similar gestures

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

To summarize, the position of the National Education Association —the largest labor union in the US—is “The harm caused by our refusal to open schools is justified because only 16%

Dan

Dan_Disagrees

Decided to do a quick thread on what election night might look like in Pennsylvania. (1/?) Roughly 2.5 million people have voted by mail so far in PA. Of those,

Craig Spencer MD MPH

Craig_A_Spencer

This is a public apology to everyone who has lost a loved one to #COVID19. To everyone who got sick and is still living with complications.All of us on the

Jules

juliabeate

I'd reply to this comment directly, but I can't so here we go (thread):Not sure where this person is looking, because the people I follow on Twitter supporting #loveisnottourism are

Maha Rehman

MahaRehman1

1/ Key Takeaways from Mushfiq's (@mushfiq_econ) work in Bangladesh & Nepal - Integrate epidemiological AND economics factors in decision making on reopening the country, identify the high priority sectors (see

Jesse Hagopian

JessedHagopian

Proposal: Let’s end the segregation of accidemic disciplines (a thread). A lot of teachers are enamored w/ their subject areas, but what if we stop separating classes based on academic

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