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Richard S. Hurley

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As seen in: The BMJ, Courier Tribune
An editor at BMJ medical journal. All views my own. Slowly moving to bsky.app/profile/rich-hurley.bsky.social bsky.app/profile/bmj.com
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Death, love, and taxes: tales of resilience and humanity

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By Tasnime Osama, Richard S. Hurley
| The BMJ Verified
Editor's Choice BMJ 2024; 387 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.q2846 Cite this as: BMJ 2024;387:q2846 Tasnime Osama, clinical editor, Richard Hurley, collections editor The BMJ tosama{at}bmj.comrhurley{at}bmj.com Far too many people dying and grieving remain undersupported and feared.
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From friend at the bedside to health adviser to all: how hospital radio’s ambitions are expanding

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By Richard S. Hurley
| The BMJ Verified
Richard Hurley, collections editor The BMJ rhurley{at}bmj.com Hospital radio is evolving from offering companionship on the wards to bringing health and wellbeing broadcasting to the community, finds Richard Hurley General practitioner (GP) Victoria Wilson presents a weekly live show on Hospital Radio Exeter after she visits the wards to take music requests and dedications. “It’s a nice way to interact with patients. Some patients want to chat but then don’t request a song,” she tells The BMJ.
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Ideas for a new world

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By Richard S. Hurley
| bmj.com
Editor's Choice BMJ 2023; 383 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.p2971 Cite this as: BMJ 2023;383:p2971 Richard Hurley, collections editor The BMJ rhurley{at}bmj.com Follow Richard on Twitter @rich_hurley The cover of The BMJ’s Christmas print issue this year (fig 1) shows a respiratory medicine consultant who obtained an MBBS from Barbie Land’s prestigious Handler University and then a doctoral dissertation on the causes of lung cancer in young adults.
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