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Iain Chalmers

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Back to basics – the fundamentals of flying

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By Iain Chalmers
| UK Defence Journal Verified
In that environment, it is entirely right that defence and aerospace discussions gravitate towards the latest technology – platforms, sensors, autonomy, connectivity and the data that binds it all together. But there is a risk in any period of rapid innovation that ‘lower tech’ activities are seen as somehow secondary. Nothing could be further from the truth. High-tech operational performance is underpinned by the basics. All a bit boring, I know.
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Doctors’ freedom of speech must be protected from punitive scrutiny

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By Rubin Minhas, Nick Maynard, Iain Chalmers
| The BMJ Verified
Rubin Minhas, managing partner, Nick Maynard, associate professor of surgery, consultant surgeon, Iain Chalmers, honorary senior fellow, Gene Feder, professor of primary care Author affiliations Public confidence in regulation demands that complaints are handled transparently and judged on evidence alone, write Rubin Minhas, Nick Maynard, Iain Chalmers, and Gene Feder The United Nations has warned that the world faces the highest number of violent conflicts since 1945.1 At the same time,...
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Call for a meaningful response from the BMA on Gaza

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By Moosa Qureshi, Iain Chalmers, Matt Kneale, Silvia Montoto
| bmj.com
Rapid Response: Dear Editor We are senior doctors and healthcare leaders who have written in a personal capacity to the BMA Chief Officers calling for a meaningful response to UN experts’ assessment that "the Palestinian people are at grave risk of genocide" [1]. Recent reports of 22,185 Palestinian deaths [2] are now far higher than the October attack which resulted in 1,139 Israeli deaths [3]. Furthermore, hundreds of healthcare workers have been killed by the Israeli Defence Force [4].
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