We were moving office, but we still didn’t take our eye off Twitter. Here is some of the best of what we spotted.
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The 16 most bizarre ICD10 codes. There are some true gems in here. - What PROMs don’t tell us about hernia repair.
- Hospital spending starts to rise when people hit 50.
- An extreme peril of eating too quickly.
- Appealing to which electorate? The challenge facing the labour leadership candidates will only keep growing...
- People living with dementia around the world - now and in the future (pictured).
- “A porter gently persuaded a mother to let go of her dead baby”. The power of storytelling in improving staff wellbeing and patient care.
From America:
- A hospital found the ROI of an iPad was 9 days, so why isn’t more technology adopted faster?
- A back to school tweet: in 25 US states lice are becoming genetically resistant to routine treatment.
- Go west! How the mean centre of population has shifted in the USA since 1790.
- An obituary of Oliver Sacks, a doctor who humanised medicine and demystified the brain.
And finally...
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We’ve moved office! Here’s how you can find our new home.
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