If a Rwanda flight does take off…

Your bills will still be as expensive

Your wait for a GP/hospital bed will still be as long

Your court date will still be as delayed

Your taxes will still be as high

…but we will all be more more morally & financially bankrupt as a nation

Interested on a PhD in Health Economics using simulation modelling techniques? There is an opportunity at AUHE Uni. of Leeds. Details here:
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A huge thank you to all who have supported us during 2023, we would like to offer our followers a huge give away starting 2024 💚

Please RT to win a copy of every special edition we produce in 2024 (including TBB Pess editions)

Winner will be called 7/1/2024

New paper in Nature Communications: 'Cost-effectiveness requirements for implementing artificial intelligence technology in the Women’s UK Breast Cancer Screening service' by Armando Vargas, Nisha Sharma & Gurdeep Sagoo Link: shorturl.at/afpr8 #healtheconomics #BreastCancer #screening

Our paper on the cost-effectiveness requirements for an AI tech in the Brest cancer screening service ⁦Nature Communications⁩ ⁦AUHE Uni. of Leeds⁩ ⁦Gurdeep Sagoo⁩ nature.com/articles/s4146…

This week Paola Cocco is also at #OR65

Today she presents her research titled:

The #impact of a novel risk assessment test on breast cancer clinic waiting times, costs, and health outcomes: a discrete event simulation model

And has two more presentations tomorrow!

Link to conference abstracts: theorsociety.com/events/annual-…

🗓️Tomorrow Armando Vargas is presenting in 2 sessions at #OR65

1) #costeffectiveness requirements for implementing #ArtificialInteligence technology in breast cancer screening
2) Exploring the #circulareconomy of surgical devices using Discrete Event Simulation

Big 4 bank profits were up 700% in first half of this year compared to 2020, so I’ve just asked the Chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on banks’ excess profits, to fund support for households struggling with energy & housing costs
If you agree he should please RT! 🙏

As the rising cost of the asylum system comes under scrutiny today, it's worth remembering it's Costility that's driving this increase:

theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/m…

Great read. It gives clear perspective on students coming to the uk as I did a few years ago! International students are the ‘ideal migrant’. Even that can’t save them from the UK’s cruelty theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Join our interactive workshop to shape the future for circular medical devices bit.ly/ReMedWorkshop
#circulareconomy , #medicaldevices #recycling #loughboroughuniversity AUHE Uni. of Leeds

Network Building Workshop on Circular Economy for Small Medical Devices. For registration, follow: bit.ly/ReMedWorkshop
#circulareconomy , #medicaldevices #recycling #loughboroughuniversity #universityofleeds

‘You walked in and your heart sank’: the shocking inside story of Manston detention centre. This makes me very angry 😡😡 this government is just awful! theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/m…

'Germany in the thirties started off with vilifying a minority...'

Lord Alf Dubs who fled Nazi Germany as a child tells Ben Kentish that Gary Lineker was right to call out the language used by the Home Secretary and others.

“We are being used as a distraction from the actual crises facing this country” - Hassan Akkad حسان عقاد two years ago, but as relevant as ever

The UK govt's approach to migration is cruel and inhumane.

The absence of safe routes and the criminalisation of people seeking safety force more people to risk their lives at sea – with devastating effects.

RT or QT this to tell Suella Braverman MP we need safe routes now!