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Rob Marshall

  • Journalist, Photographer and Videographer, Freelance
United Kingdom
As seen in: HuffPost, Rotten Tomatoes, Genius, Auto Express, IOL Motoring, Télé Loisirs, Ranker, Heraldo de Aragón, Stars and Stripes Okinawa, Jamaica Gleaner and
Motoring technology journalist, copy/ghost writer, photographer, videographer, editor and creative for both consumer and B2B outlets. Twitter virgin.
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H2: Forewarned is forearmed

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By Rob Marshall
| IMI Magazine Verified
The hydrogen car may seem to be going nowhere but the UK motor industry is still preparing itself for the future.It is quite amazing that BEV critics tout hydrogen as the alternative, when the challenges are considerable.Currently, hydrogen is not particu...
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Dr Rob Marshall, Contributor at Health Services Daily

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By Rob Marshall
| Health Services Daily
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Why hospitals face a choice: more of the same or a pivot to prevention

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By Rob Marshall
| Health Services Daily
The growing burden of chronic disease is forcing hospitals to rethink their role, shifting from episodic treatment to prevention, home-based care and closer integration with primary care. Modern hospitals have borrowed a lot from the battlefield. We can still see the remnants in terms like ‘triage’ and ‘ambulance’ – both derived from Napoleonic practices of military medicine.
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