Classic error of thinking. Just because something has (sort of) been made to work in emergency circumstances does not make it 'better', or even as good!
We may now have some evidence to #compare the experience & #outcomes of online consultations, but...
theguardian.com/society/2020/j…
We may now have some evidence to #compare the experience & #outcomes of online consultations, but...
theguardian.com/society/2020/j…
...@MattHancock is being ridiculously precipitant in even suggesting online consultations should be the 'default'.
His (pre-existing) agendas are showing, and until he & his Department show themselves capable of ensuring necessary care - and consistent #evidence of it! - he'd...
His (pre-existing) agendas are showing, and until he & his Department show themselves capable of ensuring necessary care - and consistent #evidence of it! - he'd...
...be better off staying well away from trying to define clinical practice.
(Similar goes for those thinking public attitudes towards what's done with their data have significantly changed; indeed, failures of #transparency in the pandemic may end up further eroding #trust.)
(Similar goes for those thinking public attitudes towards what's done with their data have significantly changed; indeed, failures of #transparency in the pandemic may end up further eroding #trust.)
And, from someone who speaks from experience:
https://twitter.com/griffglen/status/1288893843098697728?s=19
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