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'Raising taxes on the wealthy isn't just about the money'

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By Phil White
| LabourList Verified
Labour came to power promising to reduce child poverty, as the Blair government once did; to “unleash investment” and create 650,000 jobs in future industries; and to deliver a “New Deal for Working People.” Yet, fifteen months on, those ambitions seem far from being realised. The government’s ‘austerity-light’ policies risk leaving more children in poverty by the time Labour leaves office than when it arrived.
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10 years on from the landmark stroke thrombectomy trials, where are we now? A qualitative study examining professional views on the implementation of endovascular treatment for ischaemic stroke in England

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By Rosemary Simmonds, Jo Ann Day, Martin James, Phil White
| buff.ly
I think the workforce issue is the biggest burning platform around optimal clinical effectiveness and delivery of interventions. (ID09) Current and anticipated workforce issues were considered critical by participants for further increasing the rate of MT.
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10 years on from the landmark stroke thrombectomy trials, where are we now? A qualitative study examining professional views on the implementation of endovascular treatment for ischaemic stroke in England

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By Rosemary Simmonds, Jo Ann Day, Martin James, Phil White
| BMJ Open Verified
STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY The use of both focus groups and semistructured interviews with professionals generated rich data (focus groups eliciting broader views and the interviews more detailed perspectives) and we gained feedback on our analysis from a stroke public involvement group. The use of abductive (deductive and inductive) coding was a methodological strength, allowing us to build on existing concepts while facilitating the identification of new themes/ideas of importance.
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