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Paul Taylor

Toronto
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Former Patient Navigation Advisor at @Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Former health editor and medical reporter at the @globeandmail
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Tackling health inequalities in a digital NHS: Making inclusion the national priority

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By Paul Taylor
| Health Service Journal Verified
As the NHS accelerates its digital transformation, the ambition is clear: the NHS App is set to become the digital front door for healthcare in England. This vision promises streamlined access to appointments, prescriptions, and clinical advice, with the potential to revolutionise patient experience and system efficiency. Yet, as recent insights reveal, the risk of deepening health inequalities is both real and urgent.
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Cervical disc replacements: the long-term evidence

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By Paul Taylor, Gareth Dobsonon
| Medical Hub
By Associate Professor Greg Cunningham, Dr Paul Taylor, Spine Surgeons, and Dr Gareth Dobson, Spine Fellow The recent Australian burden of health review revealed ‘back pain and problems’ to be the second most recorded cause of disease burden. Cervical degenerative disease (CDD) has been shown to affect over 50% of those aged 40 and over. Patients with CDD generally present with either neck pain, radiculopathy, myelopathy or a combination.
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By Paul Taylor
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
When Dr. Leana Wen served as the city of Baltimore's health commissioner, she would often amplify the point she was making by saying, "Public health saved your life today. You just didn't know it." Now a professor of health policy and management at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health, Wen is interested in helping people know the things she does. We come to know things by example or expert opinion, although the objectivity of both can be called into question.
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