Observations on the world and its inhabitants
An eight‑year‑old child was referred to hospital by his GP with fever, tachycardia, vomiting, and abdominal pain and a concern about a serious underlying cause, including appendicitis. At the hospital he was assessed not by a doctor but by an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, who did not carry out blood tests, urine testing, repeat observations, or ...
In the era of 21st century high-quality care, where robots deliver your meds and AI diagnoses your ailments, the NHS has boldly innovated by turning corridors into the latest treatment hotspots. Who needs fancy wards or proper rooms when you can have the thrilling ambiance of foot traffic and the gentle hum of passing trolleys? ...
Knowledge is supposed to be power as ‘they say’. Should uncomfortable knowledge be avoided? All women should read this article carefully. If you’re pregnant, particularly if you’re over 30 and expecting your first baby, there’s something crucial all such pregnant women in the UK need to know. A major investigation by The Sunday Times 09/11/2025 ...
A Serious Case Study in NHS Operational Optics By: The Department of Reputational Alchemy and Spatial Reinterpretation Filed under: “Not a parody. Just reality with better formatting.” I. Executive Summary: In a bold reimagining of clinical architecture, the NHS has pioneered a revolutionary model of patient care: Corridor-Based Therapeutics™, now formally recognised as a year-round ...
I’ve obviously been too busy elsewhere to be writing up here. Well, as some may know I’m writing a lot more stuff in other places and producing videos. Suffering In the last 12 months I’ve been exposed to the worst kinds of human suffering. It is in health services of course. If you were born ...
