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Has the Scottish independence referendum made you take your eye off health? Here’s our summary of some of the things you might have missed.

  • When doctors are patients. This is a superb presentation by Jonathon Tomlinson.
  • Which European country has the highest rates of lung cancer?
  • In the week of the independence referendum, it is worth remembering that devolution has led to very different approaches to running the NHS.
  • "In a little over a century, we've moved from quick, unpredictable deaths to long, predictable deaths." A fascinating #TedMed perspective on end of life care.
  • Cicely Saunders handwritten notes recognising the link between physical and psychological pain.

From America:

  • The Affordable Care Act has led to a spike in US hospital mergers, including this mega merger in Illinois.
  • What has been the financial impact of different states’ decisions on Obamacare implementation?
  • A US perspective on how to deliver high quality patient experience.
  • Is smoking as sociable as farting? This Canadian advert equates the two.

And finally…

  • This abstract is admirably short and to the point.

Incisive Health is the new force in health policy and communications. 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. We know 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.