#Studies

“Works on every patient that walks in the door!” “Teaching things you can use with the first patient on Monday!” “I’ve been treating for X years and this system is
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Of course there are no worthless degrees and no Mickey Mouse degree subjects but I do want to remind everyone quickly that all subjects are actually just forms of history,
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"Vaccine production usually takes years so how come #COVID19 vaccines were ready within one year? Are you sure they would be safe?"We'll give you 10 reasons Covid-19 vaccines arrived on
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There was a tweet running on unconscious (implicit) bias, on the back of the Ministerial pronoucemnet that UB training should cease in Westminster, which inevitably ended talking UB in policing.
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A thread about core measures against COVID-19- people are asking if they need to be changed because the variants of concern situation. I'd be happy to be corrected but I
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FOMITE THREADA very quick thread on fomites. 2/ 1960s 3/ Staph - blankets had to be covered with staph to transmit 4/ Ditchburn 1971 - RSV on hospital wards. Put
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if you haven't seen the movie "Dark Waters" you definitely should: it's about how Dupont knowingly poisoned the world with carcinogens in products like teflon and regulatory agencies let them
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The administration's rule to restrict EPA science--which was unilaterally opposed by the scientific community in nearly a million comments--will be finalized. Some thoughts in a THREAD...https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environmen
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UI folks, I love your successes, and case studies, and systems, but I also want to hear about your UI mistakes.How did they happen? What was the impact? What did
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Updates. After reading some more sources, I expanded the History & Significance sections. Click the link to read the whole thing & provide feedback (by directly editing or discussing in
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Paper day: "A cautionary tale in fitting galaxy rotation curves with Bayesian techniques: does Newton's constant vary from galaxy to galaxy?"SPOILER: the answer is "no" because we do respect Betteridge's
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NEW (thread) today, the Minister of Education @AdrianaLaGrange said the department is attempting to end bias in the social studies curriculum. I asked for an example of bias, and was
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Happy Wednesday, everybody! Today we're excited to celebrate the Top 10 most-visited, most-popular articles and pedagogy we've published since we began in 2014. Watch this space! #amwriting #amreading #amteaching #nonfiction
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Check out this new video from @TomFrankly.One thing we're avoiding this year is perfectionism. Just get something out there, everybody starts somewhere.https://bit.ly/3nbApmq  There are tonnes of studies that support that
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The problem with pastoral ministry is that it often selects for men who are both not very good leaders and conflict averse. What I mean is:Start out with early-20-something men
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OMG! Finally we have some surveillance estimates of #LongCovid. My call since July to #CountLongCovid has been answered by @ONS. They report similar estimates to what I expected: 1 in
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