More time in the sun than time on twitter? Here’s our round-up of the week’s best…
-
Last week saw the 67th birthday of @NHS (via most on twitter), but this always worth repeating (via @nhsconfederation). - Last week also saw the 34th anniversary of the @nytimes reporting on the emergence of ‘a rare cancer seen in 41 homosexuals’.
- Risk factors for death throughout the lifespan: a great infographic via @drflanders.
- Ballet exams need to change: @christopherhope on his daughter’s fight for fairness.
- Unleashing his Johnson - @andycowper gives us a treat (N.B. safe for work).
- A fascinating insight into the GMCA from the journo @JenWilliamsMEN who broke DevoManc.
- The pains of setting up a biotech company (via @CR_UK-funded Steve Jackson).
- .@richardvize’s take on the @HealthFdn #healthsecretary debate.
- A reminder that correlation does not equal causation (via @DavidJuurlink).
- And finally, something public health(-ish): the reigns of the Kings and Queens of Wimbledon (via @FT).
- Oh…and did we mention our #CxHealth award for work with @CRUK_Policy?
In an NHS environment that is noisy, changing rapidly and where decision-makers are under intense pressure, policy communications need to be incisive to make an impact. Incisive Health knows how to cut through the noise and competing priorities to deliver results that enhance our clients' businesses and reputations and - ultimately - improve healthcare for patients.