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Reader Survey 2016

By The Web, Thinking4 Comments
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Hi all,

Welcome to the Reader Survey 2016! I try to do a Reader Survey once a year, as your feedback is vital. I like to know a bit about my readers, what you like and what you dislike. I want to improve my offer to you and write about things you find interesting.

Previously I’ve used Survey Monkey, but this year I’m using a WordPress Plugin called WP-Polls. The advantage with this plugin is that it can be put on the sidebar, set on random display, so that readers can answer one quick question.

For those of you who want to complete the full Readers Survey 2016, here it is with just 13 questions:

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Blog soon,

Antony

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A humorous and fascinating TED Talk on Procrastination

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We all procrastinate, but some of us do it more than others. Here is a humorous and fascinating TED Talk by a self-proclaimed Master Procrastinator. In his talk he covers what happens in his brain and gives examples of his procrastination.

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But his message at the end is meaningful: we really should focus on what we want to be doing and do it before time runs out. After all, we are only here for a limited amount of time.

Blog soon,

Antony



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9 Great NHS Self-Assessment Tools

By Health, The WebNo Comments
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The NHS Choices website has some great self-assessment tools. They appear to be well under used, probably because many people don’t know about them. Please use these tools as they were intended: to give you some advice. They do not replace assessment, diagnosis and management by a GP. If you’re concerned about your health – go and visit your GP. Here’s 9 great self-assessment tools:


1. Depression Self-Assessment Tool

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2. Mood Self-Assessment Tool

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3. BMI Healthy Weight Calculator

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content provided by NHS Choices



4. VTE Self-Assessment Tool

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content provided by NHS Choices



5. Sexual Health Test

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content provided by NHS Choices



6. Type Two Diabetes Self-Assessment Tool

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content provided by NHS Choices



7. Asthma Self-Assessment Tool

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content provided by NHS Choices



8. Kidney Disease Check

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content provided by NHS Choices



9. Long-term Conditions Self-Assessment

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Blog soon,

Antony



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