Angela Pashia, ACC
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Leadership coach with a dozen years experience as an academic librarian.
I help library leaders confidently manage change and conflict, so that you can feel good about going to work.
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I help library leaders confidently manage change and conflict, so that you can feel good about going to work.
https://angelapashia.com
https://leadwithcuriosity.org/
Reposted by Angela Pashia, ACC
Those with an axe to grind about overdiagnosis will absolutely have responded here, because they are ideologically entrenched in that belief, even though there is zero evidence of it.
So the BBC has basically given them a blank slate and framed it as "experts think it's a problem".
So the BBC has basically given them a blank slate and framed it as "experts think it's a problem".
December 6, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Those with an axe to grind about overdiagnosis will absolutely have responded here, because they are ideologically entrenched in that belief, even though there is zero evidence of it.
So the BBC has basically given them a blank slate and framed it as "experts think it's a problem".
So the BBC has basically given them a blank slate and framed it as "experts think it's a problem".
Reposted by Angela Pashia, ACC
Interesting thing to take away here.
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
December 6, 2025 at 8:46 AM
Interesting thing to take away here.
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
BBC asked 5000 doctors to take part in a survey about overdiagnosis of mental health conditions. Only 15% of them responded.
And what do you think the belief will be of that 15% who specifically wanted to respond to a study into overdiagnosis? 🤔
Reposted by Angela Pashia, ACC
he believes that if they die they were meant to die and that those that live are the fittest
December 4, 2025 at 5:14 PM
he believes that if they die they were meant to die and that those that live are the fittest