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Patrick Burch

@patrickburch.bsky.social
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Father, Husband, GP at Stewart Medical Centre, Health services researcher at University of Manchester, occasional endurance athlete

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Patrick Burch @patrickburch.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
Read our discussion about the problems of using AI in medical research and publishing doi.org/10.3399/BJGP...
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Artificial intelligence ethics: automation of medical publishing
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded across the lifecycle of medical research and publishing, from literature-searching and data analysis to manuscript drafting, peer review, and edito...
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BJGP @bjgp.org · 17/12/2025
“If we want to improve continuity, we need to act before changes in attitudes and care delivery make change an impossibility” This #Qualitative study explored patients’ & clinicians’ views regarding #Continuity of care in #GeneralPractice in England doi.org/10.3399/BJGP... @patrickburch.bsky.social
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What do patients and clinicians think about continuity in general practice in England? a qualitative study | British Journal of General Practice
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Patrick Burch @patrickburch.bsky.social · 11/08/2025
bjgp.org/content/75/7... Pleased to be a part of this important analysis
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What makes general practice work: the role of continuity in efficient and sustainable primary care
Relational continuity of care in general practice has been declining for many years, largely because of increases in general practice size and in part-time working by GPs. Data show continuity is lowe...
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Patrick Burch @patrickburch.bsky.social · 05/06/2025
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40445616/ We need to remember what makes us human and life worth living when so much focus in healthcare is on efficiency and biomedicine. As this study suggests, it really matters.
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Sacred Moment Experiences Among Internal Medicine Physicians - PubMed
In this national survey of internal medicine physicians, experiencing sacred moments is common; discussing them with colleagues is not. These findings suggest that frequently experiencing sacred momen...
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