The Times has managed to create yet another regal instiution in the medical world. In an article on Tuesday they refer to Alan Johnson delivering a speech at the Royal College of Medicine under the headline "GPs told to end ‘sicknote culture’". He was in fact speaking at the Royal Society of Medicine
Newspaper of record? I do hope not.
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