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Health and Care Bill 2021-22

13 July 202114 July 2021 allysonpollockhealth service reforms, NHS

Key points and questions for the second reading, 14 July 2021 Prof Allyson M Pollock and Peter Roderick13 July 2021 Read as pdf The Health and Care Bill which was introduced in the House of Commons on 6 July 2021…

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The abolition of the NHS in England

15 March 201615 March 2016 allysonpollockhealth service reforms, NHS1 Comment on The abolition of the NHS in England

This first appeared in the Huffington Post UK on 14 March 2016 Written with Peter Roderick, co-author of the NHS Bill On Friday, the cross party NHS Bill returned to the Commons for its second reading (watch the video). The…

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Protecting confidential patient information and promoting public health research

17 April 201410 March 2016 allysonpollockhealth service reforms, NHS

Summary In December 2013, NHS England directed the Health and Social Care Information Centre to establish a system for uploading and linking GP patient coded data with identifiers, using its new powers in Part 9 of the Health and Social…

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Why the public should opt in to care.data and out of data privatisation

31 January 201410 March 2016 allysonpollockhealth service reforms, NHS

The NHS England leaflet ‘Better information means better care’, sent to every household in England, has triggered a campaign to encourage people to opt out of the new care.data system by telling their GP that they do not want their…

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Latest articles and publications

Outsourcing National Health Service surgery to the private sector: waiting time inequality and the making of a two-tier system for hip and knee replacement in England

Sales and regulatory status of fixed dose combination psychotropic drugs in India: a retrospective longitudinal study

Global Burden Disease Estimates for Major Depressive Disorders (MDD): a review of diagnostic instruments used in studies of prevalence

Areas of interest

Sports injury & injury epidemiology

Regulatory science & pharmaceuticals

Essential medicines

Public inquiries – infected blood and covid-19

NHS reforms

Health and Care Bill 2021-22

PFI & PPPs

Covid-19

Unpublished papers

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Please take a glimpse at how far the UK is going to in Court to keep Israel armed during genocide. Our lead lawyer describes how the mass killing of men is excluded from their assessments. How they deny seeing evidence of women & kids being sniped. Our lawyer then exposed them

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Public speaking

• How patient choice and marketisation is increasing pro rich bias and gender inequalities: Scotland and England comparison
Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society
Date: 07 December 2023
• How patient choice and marketisation is increasing pro rich bias and gender inequalities: Scotland and England comparison
Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society
Date: 07 December 2023
• Instruments to diagnose depression the studies underpinning Global Burden of Disease estimates. Evidence Based Early Diagnosis 2024: Exploring new diagnostics – big promise, big challenge. University of St Andrews, 30 May 2024.
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Recent posts

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