Paul Hodgkin

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Power to the people: signs off

Paul Hodgkin, the former GP and founder of Patient Opinion, reflects on a non-Marxist, Marxian revolution in his last column
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Power to the people: takes another bite of Apple

Many digital column inches were expanded on the launch of the Apple Watch last week. But Paul Hodgkin argues the
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Power to the people on: whistleblowing in the 21st century

Paul Hodgkin says Sir Robert Francis’ report on whistleblowing is focused on corporate action; and in the age of social
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Power to the people: Ebola – hacking social cohesion

Paul Hodgkin wonders about the role that modern, social media tools could play in communications about Ebola; particularly when it
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Power to the people: on how technology is the architect of our intimacies

The technology that we use subtly embodies the values that lie behind what we are doing. Better get those right
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Power to the people on communities of care

Paul Hodgkin reflects on the medical changes brought about by his great, great, great uncle Thomas, and those that are
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Power to the people on testing times

Paul Hodgkin examines the mathematics of testing for disease, and concludes that professionals and patients are going to need some
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Power to the people on the sharing economy

From car sharing to sharing care – Paul Hodgkin asks: "What does the 'sharing economy' mean for health?"
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Power to the people on the high cost of change

Paul Hodgkin, the founder of Patient Opinion, reflects on the latest calls for fundamental change in the NHS, and asks:
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Power to the people: on spreadsheets

The founder of Patient Opinion reflects on participatory surveillance and the future of medicine; in a column that’s just a
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