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QMSU Print News "Judge Dismisses QMUL’s Appeal, University Must Release PACE Data"

Yogi

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Queen Mary Student Union (QMSU) student newspaper have followed up on PACE fraud. This will bring further attention to PACE trial at QMUL students and academic community!!


Judge Dismisses QMUL’s Appeal, University Must Release PACE Data
3rd October 2016 Anna Savage
After spending over £200,000 in legal fees, Queen Mary’s request to not release anonymised data from the PACE trial has been denied.

The controversy surrounding QMUL’s PACE trial deepens as the University’s appeal to prevent the release of raw data from the trail was rejected by a tribunal.

Read all of it here:

http://theprintnews.co.uk/2016/10/judge-dismisses-qmuls-appeal-university-must-release-pace-data/



Editor in Chief @ThePrintQM I



PLEASE GIVE THIS TRAFFIC AND THANK ANNA SAVAGE AND RETWEET HER STORY.
 

TiredSam

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:wide-eyed:

Disappointing I'd say, presents QMUL's viewpoint but nothing about the harms caused by the PACE trial. She could at least have used some of the judge's scathing comments, she must have read them.

Did like her article about our friend Katie Hopkins though:

http://theprintnews.co.uk/2015/09/katie-hopkins-is-a-genius/

I read that first, and hoped that she would turn her talents on the BPS school, after all Wessely is just an educated Katie Hopkins. But then I read the PACE article and was disappointed that she failed to analyse what it all means (for patients) or go into more depth.
 

Yogi

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The original article from January is still the most popular post on ThePrint's front webpage.

Put it in perspective, these are student volunteers at the student newspaper learning about journalism.

We cannot expect them to do a full scale investigation given the whole of Fleet Street failed and instead told lies on ME instead.

It's great this is now being reported on at QMUL and that should be welcomed.


http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/queen-mary-student-union-the-print.43944/
 

TiredSam

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It's great this is now being reported on at QMUL and that should be welcomed.

I agree it is to be encouraged.

Put it in perspective, these are student volunteers at the student newspaper learning about journalism.

We cannot expect them to do a full scale investigation given the whole of Fleet Street failed and instead told lies on ME instead.

What an opportunity for an up-and-coming journalist the PACE story is. A gift, almost.

After all, it's been a gift for student statisticians ...