Engrossed in Euro 2016 and not Twitter? Here’s your weekly catch up on what you might have missed from the world of health…
- Ideas for engaging with children and young people on health issues.
- An interesting fundraising tactic from UNICEF.
- Less innovation and more imitation. Should hospitals have a chief imitation officer?
- The rise of patient reported outcomes in oncology.
- Interesting blog on analysing prescribing in primary care since 2010.
- How to cheat your FitBit.
From America:
- A fascinating graphic on the polarisation of the American public.
- Amidst all the bitterness in US politics, this letter from George HW Bush to Bill Clinton is a reminder of the uniqueness of the Presidency.
- A medical school is teaching health policy to medical students.
- The most expensive conditions treated in American hospitals.
- A good ASCO blog on not forgetting the basics in cancer amidst all the excitement about scientific breakthroughs.
- How do doctors die? Surprisingly like the rest of us.
And finally…
- Old, but good.
