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Have they said where patients will be sent instead?

The Prospero entry: https://www.crd.york.ac.uk/prospero/display_record.php?RecordID=86002 Tom Ingman is the one who was looking at what patients mean by 'recovery' for Chalder: https://www.s4me.info/threads/tom-ingman-research-student-chalders-protege-bps-nextgen.11438/

This quote reminded me of this thread: Not sure if either of these references are for that 40% claim: 1 H. Haller, H. Cramer, R. Lauche, G. Dobos, Somatoform disorders and medically unexplained symptoms in primary care: a systematic review and meta- analysis of prevalence, Deutsch. Arztebl...

To me, a lot of the criticism of this article seems unfair. It's not an article I'd write, and I can see people wishing it was different, but it's a Guardian column.

Another piece from Eleanor Byrne that I think takes a rather stigmatising view of the controversies around ME/CFS and Long Covid, posted on a KCL blog founded by Carmine Pariante: https://www.inspirethemind.org/blog/understanding-long-covid-the-need-to-challenge-stigma-at-its-root If you're...

This story seems a bit strong considering the data presented. Here are the graphs relied upon for the argument about the UK's unique status...

Thanks for posting this. It is annoying not having the language skills to be able to really check things out.

Just want to add thanks to @kacheston for joining and discussing their work. Discussing these sorts of things can be complicated and it's easy for people to misinterpret things. I think people from different cultural and religious backgrounds can have very different understandings of shame. I...

I've tried to get, via google, a translation of that document. It's probably a bit rough, but here it is:

I remember seeing some tweets from Oliver on ME/CFs issues that I thought were concerning (marginally worse than you'd expect from those deferring to the UK establishment) - it seems that a lot of his tweets have been deleted though soi I can't double check my memory.

Looks like the person defending the LP study in that clip (Siri Forsmo) has some prior comments on ME and Live Landmark: Not being able to speak the language limits my ability to really comment. I wish I could speak the language and keep up as Norway seems to be really keen to try and take...

Here's the clip: I know almost nothing about facebook but couldn't see many options there.

Thanks. Does facebook do things like transcriptions and translations? If not, could it be worth asking them to upload on youtube? If they have the file lying around that could be super easy for them.

Just putting the youtube transcript of this in a quote box in case it's helpful for searching.

Is there a recording of this that youtube could automatically transcribe and translate?

Moved from this thread: Facts and Myths about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2022, Per Fink et al. (Danish Medical Journal article) This post has been split into 3 parts for easier reading ________________ A bit OT, but I was just looking at this 2004-ish presentation from Fink...

[Slide]: "Iatrogenic Factors of Somatic Over-Treatment” ! Insufficient knowledge or skills ! The physician’s definition of his own role ! The physician’s modesty ! Fear of loosing control or of ”opening Pandora’s box” ! Fear of dependence ! Lack of time ! Need for time-out" "Pre- and...

[slide]: "Empathy and Emotional Feedback " I can hear that this has been hard on you " I understand you find it unpleasant " I can see this is unpleasant" "Often empathy is confused with acceptance. It is important to remember that this is not the case. You don’t have to accept the patient’s...

In case of value, this page can be easier to translate than the pdf...