The Chaplain’s tale
News and Comment from Roy Lilley. The cold November wind pulled at David’s crisp white surplice. He looked across the fields and […]
Month: November 2017
Diabetics with related eye damage have increased falling risk
(Reuters Health) – People with diabetic retinopathy are more likely to fall than diabetics who have not developed vision problems, a study […]
The safest healthcare in the world…
News and Comment from Roy Lilley. The Tinkerman has a new wheeze. The latest; an inquiry onto ‘never events‘. These entirely preventable […]
Exercise alone does not lead to weight loss in women – in the medium term
Knowing whether or not exercise causes people to lose weight is tricky. When people take up exercise, they often restrict their diet […]
The changes we know we need…
News and Comment from Roy Lilley. Whatever your politics… the facts are; we’re stuck in the middle of a political and economic […]
App that helps pregnant women monitor hypertension among new NHS innovations that will save lives and improve treatment
A wireless sensor that better detects breathing rate in hospital patients, an app to help pregnant women monitor hypertension and another that […]
Scary…
News and Comment from Roy Lilley. Packet of Hobnobs and a bucket of builder’s. Seat booked on the sofa; it’s budget time. […]
The C-suite smell of success: Blithering jobs
Are you hungry for your next challenging role? Do you have an unblemished record of transformation? Do you see yourself as a […]
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The flu…
News and Comment from Roy Lilley. I was curious. This year there is an unprecedented push to get staff flu-jabbed. Bunting, flags, […]