Street Doctor - negligent medicine at prime time

Luckily I have not had to endure many episodes of the BBC's woeful 'Street Doctor', unfortunately last week I was unlucky. Not only is the program negligent in the way that it portrays medicine as something that can be done on a street corner without a proper thorough history and examination, but it is also negligent in the way that the doctors get medical things very wrong indeed. In last

BKC on LabelNetWorks

My folk at Brooklyn Circus have a dope spot on LabelNetWorks.It's good to see GOOD/GENUINE people are still in the game putting it down.Hey O! I still got the bottle of Sake from almost a year ago from Tokyo! Pardon me.


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Fisher Price NHS

The dumbing down continues apace, with pharmacists being given the chance to diagnose and manage 'minor illness' in another hair brained and arguably cost ineffective government scheme. One wonders quite how the pharmacist will be able to tell if an illness is 'minor', given that their training includes nothing on the diagnosis of disease? Apparently the following are minor:"acne

KDU : ONE,I'M OUT!

PEACEDENIMCO.RESIGNS FROM THE KDU EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY.PEACE TO ALL THE "RIGHT & EXACT".THE ONLY TIME A MAN IS SUPPOSED TO BEND IS PRAYER.REMEMBER THAT....I'M OUT
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An experienced geriatrician speaks

The debate around empowering nurses to make DNAR decisions is certainly a hot one, I have obtained permission from an experienced consultant geriatrician to publish this short piece he wrote on the topic, the opinion of a geriatrician is particularly useful as they are in my opinion amongst the best at understanding the complex issues that surround DNAR decisions:" "In general senior nurses are

Death Of A Dynasty ?

Damn! The RedSox wins another championship,A-Rod opts out of his contract,Mo Rivera,Posada & Pettite are free agents and Joe Torre got pushed out!! This sucks,is this is the death of The Yankee Dynasty? 2007 WORST YEAR EVER!



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Nurses to make end of life decisions

"Responsibility for decision-making The overall clinical responsibility for decisions about CPR, including DNAR decisions, rests with the most senior clinician in charge of the patient’s care as defined by local policy. This could be a consultant, GP or suitably experienced nurse. He or she should always be prepared to discuss a CPR decision for any individual patient with other health