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Inexperienced doctors are being left in charge of A&Es, regulator warns | Society | The Guardian
Safety fears as junior doctors left to run A&Es and other hospital units
General Medical Council says health of patients at risk with trainee medics forced to ‘act beyond clinical competence’
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The GMC says a ‘worrying number of doctors in training continue to raise concerns about heavy workloads’. Photograph: VOISIN/PHANIE/REX/Shutterstock
The safety of hospital patients is being put at risk because inexperienced young doctors are too often being left in charge of A&E and other units, Britain’s medical regulator has warned.
Understaffing and pressures on senior doctors mean trainee medics are being forced to “fend for themselves” by looking after patients whose conditions they are not qualified to treat, said the General Medical Council, which has shared the findings of an in-depth study with the Guardian.
“We are very worried when trainees tell us that they have been put in a position where they have been asked to act above and beyond their clinical competence and capabilities. That’s a concern because it creates very clear risks to patients from doctors who may not know what they’re doing,” said the GMC’s chief executive, Charlie Massey.
“In some cases trainees are being left to fend for themselves when they clearly don’t have the competence to make the decisions about patients’ treatment that are being asked of them. That’s a real concern. Significant proportion of trainees, especially those early in their careers, feel very exposed in terms of what they are being asked to do,” added Massey.
“Trainees left in this situation feel agitated and anxious that they don’t have enough supervision and worried that they might inadvertently cause harm to patients,” he added.
The boss of the regulator warned that junior doctors who act beyond their competence “are at risk of losing their licence” if the care they give a patient proves to be substandard and damages the patient’s health.
In its annual survey of the education and training received by Britain’s 55,000 junior doctors, the GMC heard about incidents that caused it concern about them being left in charge, despite their inexperience.
In one hospital a group of young foundation-year doctors not long out of medical school began an overnight rotation in the A&E unit despite having had no induction or assessment of their skills. “There was a very real risk that they could be working beyond their competence because they were on a night shift with limited supervision, therefore they might have had to undertake tasks for which they weren’t qualified,” said Massey.
In another emergency department a foundation-year doctor on duty in the resuscitation unit called three times for support from senior colleagues but no one came to help her. “She had no choice but to make decisions about that patient herself, even though she wasn’t confident that she was competent to do so.”
Senior medics in a third A&E unit reported that junior doctors were displaying symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, such as continually interrupted sleep and uncertain decision-making. “That worried them and that worried us.”
Dr Sarah Hallett, the deputy chair of the British Medical Association’s junior doctors committee, said: “It is an all too common problem that many junior doctors move into new posts without a thorough induction.
“This is not the fault of senior doctors, who we know are under immense pressures and face ever-increasing workloads in a health service that is more and more overstretched. Despite this, it is crucial that junior doctors have access to appropriate training, and are able to work in an environment that is safe for both them and their patients.”
A year on from the junior doctors dispute in England that prompted eight walkouts by trainees, the number rating their training as good or very good remains high at 76%. However, “a worrying number of doctors in training continue to raise concerns about heavy workloads and shortness of sleep while on duty, with some missing educational opportunities because of these pressures”, the GMC’s report says.
About 40% of trainees across all four home countries said their workloads were heavy or very heavy, although that is slightly fewer than last year.
54% work beyond their rostered hours, either daily or weekly.
22% regularly feel short of sleep while they are on duty.

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Print Research published today suggests that making more of the hormone testosterone causes men to have a weaker immune response to the flu vaccine than women.
In a report appearing in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers, led by Mark Davis of Stanford University, measured immune responses in 53 women and 34 men after a seasonal flu shot. The women's bodies produced more flu antibodies and cytokines, as expected.
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“To date, no clear associations have been found between biological and clinical differences in the immune response between males and females in humans,” the researchers wrote. “These results suggest that testosterone might be immunosuppressive...in humans, and indicate that its effect on an influenza vaccine and other immune responses could be due to the regulation of genes implicated in the metabolism of [fats].”
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The team leading NASA's first mission to take a rock sample from the asteroid Bennu has selected four sites for the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft to 'tag'.
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Small wind systems for rural energy services (Book, 2003) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50176678 Title: Small wind systems for rural energy services Author: Smaïl Khennas; Simon Dunnett; Hugh Piggott; Intermediate Technology Development Group Publisher: London : ITDG Pub., 2003. ISBN/ISSN: 1853395552 9781853395550 OCLC:50176678
Smaïl Khennas; Simon Dunnett; Hugh Piggott; Intermediate Technology Development Group.
London : ITDG Pub., 2003.
"Small Wind Systems for Rural Energy Services covers all the essential steps for setting up wind business services to meet the basic energy needs of households without grid electricity." "Full of practical information taken from installations in Peru and Sri Lanka, reinforced by the extensive experience of Denmark and Mongolia, this guide is invaluable for all involved in rural electrification."--Jacket.
Wind power plants -- Developing countries.
Wind power industry -- Developing countries.
Wind power -- Economic aspects -- Developing countries.
Khennas, Smaïl.
Small wind systems for rural energy services.
London : ITDG Pub., 2003
(OCoLC)607003546
Find more information about: Smaïl Khennas Simon Dunnett Hugh Piggott
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Ch. 2. Understanding wind generator technology --
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Dog Eat Dog (U.S. game show) - Wikipedia
Dog Eat Dog (U.S. game show)
Howard Davidson, Sarah Edwards, Gail Sloan, Lynn Sutcliffe, David Young
June 17, 2002 (2002-06-17) –
Dog Eat Dog (UK version)
Six players spend a day together at a training camp before arriving at the studio for the show. A challenge is described, and the players each vote for the one they want to send into it. The player receiving the most votes takes the challenge. Failure to complete it sends the player to the "Dog Pound" and eliminates him/her from play, while completing it allows the player to send one of the people who voted for him/her to the "Dog Pound."
Four challenges are played in this manner. If a tie vote occurs on the first one, a player is chosen at random to break it; on all subsequent challenges, the last player eliminated acts as the tiebreaker. The last two players compete in a fifth, head-to-head challenge, such as Fish Throwing and Wall Climbing, with the winner being officially declared that night's "Top Dog" and the loser going to the "Dog Pound". The "Top Dog" then faces the other five players in a trivia challenge in which $25,000 is awarded to the winning side.
The previously determined "Top Dog" faces the five members of the "Dog Pound." A category is shown, like Music, Food and Drink, Movies, Business, Sports, Famous People, Politics, History, Animals, Fashion, Television, Celebrities, Education, Medicine, Video Games/Games, Geography, Transportation, Theater, and more, and the Top Dog chooses a member of the Dog Pound who they think cannot answer a question in that category. Each contestant can be chosen only once, which means that once the Top Dog picks someone, they can not pick them again. If the Dog Pound member answers correctly, the Dog Pound scores a point; if not, the Top Dog scores a point. The first side to score three points wins the game and $25,000 (the five Dog Pound members receiving a divided $5,000 each if they win).
Ladder Wheel Crawl around a circular ladder hanging in the air in a limited amount of time and capture the flag.
Strip Games The contestant was required to perform a feat of skill of some sort; every time the player made a mistake, he or she was required to remove one article of clothing. If the feat was accomplished before the player missed the attempt completely naked, the mission was completed. Some of the stripping stunts included throwing a beanbag or a football into a target, making a hole-in-one on a miniature golf hole (with each removed article of clothing allowing the player to move closer to the hole), darts (where the contestant had to forfeit an article of clothing in exchange for a dart), and hangman (with each missed letter costing an article of clothing). The strip games were discontinued in the second season.
Water Walk Walk on a platform while being hit by water. The contestant has to release 2 red flags and make it back to the start before the time experies.
Tear Factor The contestant has 90 seconds to cry based on thoughts and/or what the members in the Dog Pound are saying. At least one tear must clear their face for them to win.
Vomit Comet The contestant is placed in a contraption that spins them around while the crane it is attached to is also spinning 360 degrees. Brooke reads various names of places or titles, and the contestant has to state the exact number of vowels in the name. The contestant has 90 seconds to give 8 correct answers to win.
Pendulum Swing The contestant is placed inside a swing and has to gain enough momentum to maneuver the cage one full circle. Failure to complete the full circle lands the contestant in the dog pound. This is one of the challenges that carried over from the UK version.
Fish Throwing Used only once, two professional fish[clarification needed] throwers threw fish[clarification needed] at each of the 2 contestants. After two minutes, whoever caught the most won.
Starting in the second season, the rain begins after two minutes.
Upside down Trapeze Used only once, two players hang upside down on trapeze bars; the first person to fall in the pool loses. If both contestants are there after one minute, it starts to rain. After two minutes, another surprise will occur to the players (the trapeze bars will slightly drop) and the intensity of the rain will increase.
Paddle Wheel Both contestants must run on a paddle wheel above the pool, and the wheel will get faster as they go. The first one to fall out loses.
Pool Tile Trivia Brooke asks both contestants a trivia question, they must find the answer on the tiles in the pool. Whoever comes up with a tile of the correct answer first get a point. First to three points is the winner.
"It's time to choose the loser."
"Think of it as getting to know your enemies, or what they choose to reveal."
"You're off to the Dog Pound! See ya!"
In the show's first season, a contestant had to be hospitalized after falling unconscious during a challenge where he had to hold his breath underwater.[1][2] The contestant sued NBC, claiming that the mechanism failed and caused him brain damage.[3] This also resulted in only four members participating in the final challenge; these four failed to win the money.
^ "Game show gives contestant injury". Southeast Missourian. 2002-03-28.
^ "NBC's 'Dog Eat Dog' is worth a longer run". Seattle PI. 2002-06-16.
Dog Eat Dog at TV.com
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Opinion | Impeachment’s Political Heart - The New York Times
Opinion|Impeachment’s Political Heart
Impeachment’s Political Heart
James Madison had presidential “negligence” on his mind.CreditCreditGetty Images
The simmering talk of impeachment swirling around President Trump largely concerns whether he committed a crime by asking James Comey, when he was still the director of the F.B.I., to end an investigation of Michael T. Flynn, the onetime national security adviser. From the perspective of criminal law, the resulting questions, which pertain mainly to the president’s intent in making the request, are inescapable. From the perspective of the decidedly political act of impeachment, they are irrelevant. The purpose of impeachment is not punitive. It is prophylactic.
Criminal law looks backward toward offenses committed. The object of impeachment is not to exact vengeance. It is to protect the public against future acts of recklessness or abuse. Consequently, the issue in deciding whether Mr. Trump is liable to impeachment is less what happened in the Oval Office between him and Mr. Comey than what those events say about what will happen in similar situations in the future. That is not a case for casual impeachment. On the contrary, since it is harder to predict future acts than to prove what has already occurred, such a standard may be harder to meet.
Our tendency to read the impeachment power in an overly legalistic way, which is ratified by 230 years of excessive timidity about its use, obscures the political rather than juridical nature of the device. The Constitution applies presidential impeachment to “Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” The famous latter phrase does not refer to offenses like burglary on the one hand or loitering on the other. If it did, impeachment would be available for casual transgressions, which no framer of the Constitution intended.
The phrase dates in American constitutionalism to the founder George Mason’s proposal to make the president liable to impeachment not just for treason and bribery — the original formulation at the Constitutional Convention — but also for what he called “maladministration.” His fellow framer James Madison objected to the vagueness of the term, so Mason substituted “high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” That phrase, in turn, is traceable to the British legal commentator William Blackstone, a contemporary who was revered in colonial America, who applied it to the “mal-administration of high officers,” among other things.
Mason’s intent was clearly to delineate a political category, something Alexander Hamilton — who did not shrink in the defense of executive power — recognized in Federalist 65, which says that impeachment applied to offenses “of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated POLITICAL, as they related chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.”
The victim Hamilton identified — “the society itself” — defined the nature of the offense. Earlier, at the 1787 Constitutional Convention, Madison had indicated the same understanding. Note, crucially, the purpose for which he said impeachment should be available: “Mr. Madison thought it indispensable that some provision should be made for defending the community against the incapacity, negligence or perfidy of the Chief Magistrate.”
The tendency to read “high Crimes and Misdemeanors” too literally is one reason the 25th amendment, which treats presidential incapacity as though it requires a special constitutional mechanism when in fact one was already in place, became necessary. It is also why, in a development that surely would have surprised Hamilton and Madison alike, the republic has managed 23 decades without a successful impeachment and conviction, the resignation of President Richard Nixon notwithstanding.
The political nature of the impeachment authority does not mean it is merely a contest over power. Still less is it supposed to rehash electoral disputes. Instead, the point is that because its purpose is to “defend the community” rather than to punish an individual, the standards of a criminal trial do not apply. The Constitution’s specification that prosecuting an individual for an act for which he or she was impeached does not constitute double jeopardy reinforces this understanding.
The prophylactic rather than punitive character of the impeachment power still, of course, requires an offense. But the offense indicates a pattern on the basis of which future behavior can be predicted. The idea is not to humiliate the president or to cause him to suffer by the loss of his office. It is to protect the public against his negligence or abuse.
In this sense, it does not matter whether Mr. Trump explicitly intended to obstruct justice when he reportedly attempted to cajole Mr. Comey. The determination Congress must make is what its level of confidence is that Mr. Trump can be trusted not to abuse the levers of power in similar ways if he continues to hold them. On another front, there is little question that he committed no crime when he leaked classified information to the Russian ambassador. But that, too, is not the question impeachment poses. The issue is whether Madison’s community and Hamilton’s society need to be defended against similar behavior in the future.
There are reasonable arguments to be made that despite all the controversies, the president can demonstrate the discipline his office requires. Others may assert that the acts of which he is accused did not occur, did not occur the way they were reported, or did not constitute high crimes or misdemeanors if they did occur.
The evidence should be carefully gathered, a process in which Robert S. Mueller III, acting as special counsel, will help considerably. But Mr. Mueller is no substitute for Congress’s independent responsibilities of investigation and sober evaluation. The question is by what standards they should conduct this work, and that question provides an opportunity to correct the mistaken assumption according to which presidents can forfeit the public trust only by committing what the law recognizes as a crime. That is a poor bar for a mature republic to set. It is not the one a newborn republic established.
And that is why the idea that the conversation about impeachment is simply a political persecution of a man who is technically innocent of a literal crime not only jumps the investigatory gun. It misses the constitutional point.
Greg Weiner (@GregWeiner1) is a political scientist at Assumption College and the author of “Madison’s Metronome: The Constitution, Majority Rule, and the Tempo of American Politics.”


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New Media in the Muslim World: The Emerging Public Sphere by Dale F. Eickelman, Jon W. Anderson |, Paperback | Barnes & Noble®
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New Media in the Muslim World: The Emerging Public Sphere by Dale F. Eickelman, Jon W. Anderson
The second edition of a widely acclaimed volume reports on how new media--fax machines, satellite TV, and the Internet--and the new uses of older media--cassettes, pulp fiction, the cinema, the telephone, and the press--shape belief, authority, and community in the Muslim world.
Dale F. Eickelman is Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of Anthropology and Human Relations at Dartmouth College. His recent publications include The Middle East and Central Asia: An Anthropological Approach, 4th edition, and Muslim Politics (coauthored with James Piscatori).Jon W. Anderson is Professor and Chair of Anthropology at The Catholic University of America and co-director of the Arab Information Project at Georgetown University. He is author of Arabizing the Internet.
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