UK Government ME/CFS Delivery Plan (includes Attitudes and Education Working Group and Living with ME Working Group) and consultation

[Jonathan Edwards]

Is it just me that finds this deeply concerning?

Governments will always try to take credit for good outcomes they had nothing to do with. I wouldn't bother getting concerned about it happening as usual. I think the positive impact of research will make all this an irrelevance.

 

[Daisymay]

Could the delay be due to more interference from the Royal Colleges again, on behalf of the BPS brigade?

 

[Jonathan Edwards]

I personally think it more likely that the delay has arisen within the process itself largely because it is all hot air. People put in charge may have left because they had other things to do or others could not agree on anything or thought they needed to abide by some further politically correct rules.

These things are run by people who need to be "busy" but have no idea why.

 

[Kiristar]

Could the delay be due to more interference from the Royal Colleges again, on behalf of the BPS brigade?

I'll be optimistic and hope it's that because of all the positive lobbying from charities like AfME, T4ME and FME they've finally realised they actually do have to add some real, substantive actions into the plan and then actually deliver them. The actions in the interim plan were feeble.