Coronavirus | The Guardian Chief scientific adviser in 2020 found the ex-PM ‘completely inconsistent’ in his evidence to the Covid inquiryBoris Johnson’s decision-making during the coronavirus pandemic was described as “bipolar” and “completely inconsistent” by Sir Patrick Vallance, the Covid inquiry has heard.The government’s then chief scientific adviser acknowledged his frustration in his diary entries, […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Helen Whately declines to endorse former health secretary’s 2020 assertion as pandemic public inquiry begins in earnestThe care minister, Helen Whately, has declined to back Matt Hancock’s claim that the government threw a “protective ring around care homes” at the start of the pandemic.Whately worked under the former health secretary in […]Continue reading
The Local British nationals who moved to Denmark in 2020 could lose their residency rights because they did not receive notification from immigration authorities that they needed to apply for an updated residence document post-Brexit. Go to Source December 13, 2022 – 3:01 pm / Twitter: @hoffeldtcom
BPS Research Digest By Emma Young In 2020, we looked at the mistakes we make in seeing ourselves psychologically. But how well do you know what you physically look like? Given that you probably see yourself in a mirror every day, you might imagine that your judgements about your face and body should be pretty accurate. […]Continue reading
Blog – Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy An Interview with the 2020 Golden Bowtie Award Winners The Center for Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy at Beck Institute – in partnership with Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services and Community Behavioral Health’s Evidence-Based Practice and Innovation Center – held the second annual Golden Bowtie […]Continue reading
