Zach Moss
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End of year reflection: 2025ć»Some thoughts
This will be the fourth year of writing an end of year reflection, I guess that makes it a ritual? Of all the writing which I try and mostly fail to
https://zachmoss.co.uk/end-of-year-reflection-2025
6 days ago
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I would like someone to make a link between the discussion about no jury trials and the state of the Court system...
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??? There is no doubt system needs modernising... not convinced clearing backlog leads to that though. May help clear the way though?
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23 days ago
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Meeting prep that turned into a blog post...
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A new process for updating our advance decision formć»Some thoughts
Weāve had some external help to think through how we update our advance decision form. Our previous update cycles were too long, and weāve suffered
https://zachmoss.co.uk/a-new-process-for-updating-our-advance-decision-form
28 days ago
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Dan Neidle
28 days ago
A solicitor, Andrew Milne has been bullying leaseholders across Sheffield into paying him extraordinary sums, with no legal basis. Why hasn't the SRA stopped him? Because he's conducted an extraordinary campaign against the SRA. 180 complaints. Two judicial reviews. More here:
buff.ly/LmLVegM
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SRA urged to take action as we reveal solicitor has āpurposely frustratedā investigation
Solicitor Andrew Jonathan Milne delayed an official investigation into his alleged professional misconduct by overwhelming the regulator with complaints and threatening them with two injunctions seā¦
https://buff.ly/LmLVegM
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Nice: "I think we often forget that [work] is really a bunch of people peopling around and trying to make sense of this world."
mikegallagher.org/posts/the-wo...
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Mike Gallagher: The work is (often) people
Weeknote, w/c 13 October 2025
https://mikegallagher.org/posts/the-work-is-often-people/
about 1 month ago
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This predatory behaviour is utterly shameful and props to the Sheffield Tribune for reporting it. I hope this has a happy ending...
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about 1 month ago
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Latest thoughts on our FOI work...
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Itās all about educationā¦ć»Some thoughts
After last weekās write-up about the NHS FOI workshop we ran, the outstanding task was to basically decide⦠what next? Often when I run workshops,
https://zachmoss.co.uk/its-all-about-education%E2%80%A6
about 1 month ago
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This is very much on point about how I and I think perhaps many others quietly feel about Britain? Excellent.
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about 2 months ago
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Renewal
3 months ago
"Most of us basically love our country, even if begrudgingly ā not the version weāre told to, or even presented with, but the one we really see and live in every day. Silly Sausage Britain is the Britain most of us reside in, and love."
@sofiejenkinson.bsky.social
on "Mr Blobby patriotism"
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Mr Blobby patriotism
Over recent weeks I have found myself thinking about the country we live in, what it feels like and what I like, and love, about it. I guess I found myself thinking about this because of the summer w...
https://renewal.org.uk/blog/mr-blobby-patriotism/
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At
@compassionindying.bsky.social
we decided to FOI NHS Trusts to see their advance decision / MCA policies. Here's our thinking about why that might help us diagnose some problems and help the people we support when they have trouble at hospitals.
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Why (and how) we decided to submit an freedom of information request to NHS Trustsć»Some thoughts
In May this year I went along to observe a hearing at the Court of Protection. Itās something we at Compassion in Dying do sometimes as the
https://zachmoss.co.uk/why-and-how-we-decided-to-submit-an-freedom-of-information-request-to-nhs-trusts
about 2 months ago
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At
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we decided to FOI NHS Trusts to see their advance decision / MCA policies. Here's our thinking about why that might help us diagnose some problems and help the people we support when they have trouble at hospitals.
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Why (and how) we decided to submit an freedom of information request to NHS Trustsć»Some thoughts
In May this year I went along to observe a hearing at the Court of Protection. Itās something we at Compassion in Dying do sometimes as the
https://zachmoss.co.uk/why-and-how-we-decided-to-submit-an-freedom-of-information-request-to-nhs-trusts
about 2 months ago
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Oh dear. 258 days since my last weeknote.
zachmoss.co.uk/week-37-forg...
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Week 37: forgiveness and new energyć»Some thoughts
Forgive me father, itās been 258 days since my last weeknote. Itās bad, very bad. Thereās something about the name weeknotes isnāt there, when you
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-37-forgiveness-and-new-energy
4 months ago
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Just like old Twitter... š„¹
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5 months ago
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Ian Dunt
6 months ago
For those of us who have always believed in assisted dying, it's quite an extraordinary thing to see happen. The kind of daring, delicate, sensitive decision which British politics almost always ducks - suddenly grasped.
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Compassion in Dying
8 months ago
š¢ New webinar! Join us as
@charlotteaugst.bsky.social
chairās a 60 minute solutions-focused webinar where we discuss whatās needed to build a successful public health campaign that helps people to make end-of-life decisions that are right for them.
www.eventbrite.com/e/supporting...
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Supporting people to make end-of-life decisions: A public health campaign
A free webinar to consider whatās needed to build a successful campaign to help people make end-of-life decisions that are right for them.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/supporting-people-to-make-end-of-life-decisions-a-public-health-campaign-tickets-1348493132259?aff=oddtdtcreator
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God this is a brutally sad story, but what writing... "I understand things about myself and the world now that I canāt wish I didnāt know. All of the noise about what on earth Iām here for has melted away. I think I am a better person, if a sadder one."
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
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The boy who came back: the near-death, and changed life, of my son Max
It was, we were told, a case of sudden infant death syndrome interrupted. What followed would transform my understanding of parenting, disability and the breadth of what makes a meaningful life
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2025/may/24/the-boy-who-came-back-the-near-death-and-changed-life-of-my-son-max
7 months ago
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Such cool work going on here at the BFI and it's so fun to see it at an org which I use as a punter!
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7 months ago
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Parliament has had a good day.
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about 1 year ago
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This is quite something.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c9...
about 1 year ago
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Here we go.
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about 1 year ago
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Pessimus Prime
about 1 year ago
My editor dislikes my use of contractions but it's what it's
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Helen Lewis
about 1 year ago
The quotes in this ā most of them decorated officers, under their own names ā are extraordinary. As are the descriptions of Trumpās behaviour.
www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...
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Trump: āI Need the Kind of Generals That Hitler Hadā
The Republican nomineeās preoccupation with dictators, and his disdain for the American military, is deepening.
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/10/trump-military-generals-hitler/680327/?gift=SKtFP-7gCBnFn1bNJdqPMlaOXI8fF_XabCIPsO0Bssw&utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share
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Mark OāNeill š»
over 1 year ago
A very good thread. Itās important to remember the scale of the disaster which was Connecting for Health which Tontyās last brilliant idea for how the NHS could be transformed by AI, sorry, Tech. Fujitsu paid Ā£628 million for failure after DHSC spent an additional Ā£56 million losing a court case.
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Pritesh Mistry
over 1 year ago
Thereās been a chronic underinvestment in technologies in community services and mental health community services. Technologies have existed for 15 years that are still not in use. We published research on this in Aug. 3/11
www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...
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The Reality Of, And Potential For, Digitally Enabled Care In The Community
Could digital technology help move care closer to home? This long read explores how community services use digital technology and what the future could ā and should ā hold.
https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-analysis/long-reads/reality-potential-digitally-enabled-care-community
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A lovely piece. And I agree - wholesome, bizarre and satisfying TV.
www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
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Grand Designs: 25 Years & Counting ā people enduring hell for a slightly nicer house? Itās TV made in heaven
Give us another 50 years of this strangely moving, often harebrained show. After watching this celebratory episode, itās hard not to love Kevin McCloudās series seven times more than you already do
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/article/2024/sep/07/grand-designs-25-years-and-counting-kevin-mccloud-channel-4
over 1 year ago
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Endless Screaming
over 1 year ago
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Rachel Coldicutt
over 1 year ago
I'm currently supporting my parents who are at the stage of life when they are "super users" of the NHS. Given TBI have a jazz hands bit of health tech policy out this week, it seems like a good time to revisit this Doteveryone project from 2015/16
projects.doteveryone.org.uk/improvingcar...
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Nia Campbell
over 1 year ago
A lovely bunch of content folks. Who am I missing?
go.bsky.app/SrN7J8Q
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I guess I have to call this a monthnote not a weeknote. Anyway, it's a bumper edition that includes my 3 word review of Glasto...
zachmoss.co.uk/week-33-34-3...
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Week 33, 34, 35: a bumper editionć»Some thoughts
We ran a team workshop to discuss our internal knowledge base idea. I think it went well, it felt as if people spoke quite freely which isnāt always
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-33-34-35-a-bumper-edition
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
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A tale of two meetings, chocolate and some other bits...
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Week 31: bits and piecesć»Some thoughts
So we finally launched our content on best interests decisions. Months of research, writing and iterating. Probably our biggest exploration on any
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-31-bits-and-pieces
over 1 year ago
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Getting quite far down into the prototyping rabbit hole now... Made the switch from external to internal user needs and content though, so that's fun. More in this
#weeknote
zachmoss.co.uk/week-30-how-...
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Week 30: how to prioritise internal systems and needsć»Some thoughts
My last weeknote explained how Iād been playing around with the GOV.UK Prototype Kit to mock-up our page on best interests decisions. It worked
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-30-how-to-prioritise-internal-systems-and-needs
over 1 year ago
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Enjoyed writing this one. I wrote about: 1ļøā£ Our new report on
#DNACPR
decisions 2ļøā£ Conscious competence 3ļøā£ Having fun with GOV.UK prototyping
zachmoss.co.uk/week-29-dnr-...
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Week 29: DNR decisions, conscious competence and prototypingć»Some thoughts
We released a report last week which showed medics are still really bad at communicating DNR (do not resuscitate) decisions. Itās pretty depressing
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-29-dnr-decisions-conscious-competence-and-prototyping
almost 2 years ago
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Back on the
#weeknotes
wagon. Content crit, complexity and clarification.
zachmoss.co.uk/week-28-cont...
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Week 28: content crit, complexity and clarificationć»Some thoughts
We finally got round to putting our first content iteration of our webpage on best interests in front of staff this week. I always find these a bit
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-28-content-crit-complexity-and-clarification
almost 2 years ago
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Not my best writing, but then I've written about how others are much better at it and we should be thankful... Also... content testing - any tips, methods and thoughts?
zachmoss.co.uk/week-27-writ...
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Week 27: writing and content testingć»Some thoughts
I read a few things in the past few weeks which reminded me how important good writing, and writers are. In difficult moments, I think society needs
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-27-writing-and-content-testing
almost 2 years ago
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A struggle, but first weeknote of 2024. Back in the groove.
zachmoss.co.uk/week-26-find...
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Week 26: findings, oh shit banners, reading age and the power of TVć»Some thoughts
Bit of a slow start to 2024. But, weāve finally got a list of findings from our research into best interests decision-making. We found these blogs
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-26-findings-oh-shit-banners-reading-age-and-the-power-of-tv
almost 2 years ago
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I share this sentiment with
@gilestur.bsky.social
. I am pleasantly surprised with
blot.im
. More like this!
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gilest.org: Make the indie web easier
https://gilest.org/indie-easy.html
almost 2 years ago
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All we can do is type good words in the bad boxes.
@gilestur.bsky.social
gilest.org/bad-boxes.html
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gilest.org: All we can do is type good words in the bad boxes
https://gilest.org/bad-boxes.html
almost 2 years ago
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It's The Weekend š
about 2 years ago
Ladies and gentlemen... the weekend.
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Really enjoyed writing this end of year reflection. I'm enjoying writing at the moment, and I think the end of year one is the best example for me of 'write for yourself'. I'm writing this for me to read back through next year, just as I did this morning reading back over my 2022 reflection.
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Week 25: thinking about this past yearć»Some thoughts
Looking back at my reflections at end of 2022 Iām struck by how much there was to ponder. Some really big things. I thought about funeral literacy
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-25-thinking-about-this-past-year
about 2 years ago
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Brutal, devastating... but full of love.
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about 2 years ago
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Lot's to like in this blog...
benholliday.com/2023/11/28/h...
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Hold it lightly
https://benholliday.com/2023/11/28/hold-it-lightly/
about 2 years ago
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New weeknote. New blot (using Blot)
zachmoss.co.uk/week-24-resi...
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Week 24: Resilience and my readingć»Some thoughts
I had several chats this week which made me think about how well weāre all doing. I donāt think anyoneās really recknoned with the pandemic and its
https://zachmoss.co.uk/week-24-resilience-and-my-reading
about 2 years ago
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Having fun with
blot.im
. Blotting. Writing blot posts? Am I a blotter?
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Blot ā A blogging platform with no interface.
Turns a folder into a blog automatically. Use your favorite text-editor to write. Text and Markdown files, Word Documents, images, bookmarks and HTML in your folder become blog posts.
https://blot.im
about 2 years ago
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My brain had lots of thoughts this week... The NHS can be brutal. We need a @MartinSLewis to help people navigate healthcare. Renewed my passport (what a service š). Attended inaugural UKCharityCamp which was energising.
medium.com/@_zachmoss/w...
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Week 23
NHS, renewing a passport and UKCharityCamp
https://medium.com/@_zachmoss/week-23-4716cdfd9b56
about 2 years ago
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After seeing how much
@ukgovcamp.bsky.social
gets people talking, quite excited about this charity version... š
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about 2 years ago
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I'm on a weeknote roll... I think it helps leaving to last thing on a Friday when I literally have zero energy for edits or any sort of editorial standards...
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Week 22
Closure, catharsis and crimping
https://medium.com/@_zachmoss/week-22-d938cdec5510
about 2 years ago
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Weeknotes - with an associated pooch. Lots about how much I love user interviews. Good for the brain.
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Week 21
User research, team alignment and movies
https://medium.com/@_zachmoss/week-21-27ab6a740b3c
about 2 years ago
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So I'm getting quite into this friendly new place... but before investing more time I do find myself wondering if it will exist in 3 months, 1 year, 5 years time? Any ideas folks?
about 2 years ago
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Jukesie
about 2 years ago
Our second Show and Tell for the Scaling the Adoption of Open Referral project is Thursday at 13.30 - 14.15 - open to anyone interested so just let me know if you want an invite or sign up
sites.google.com/tpximpact.co...
(we'll only use the mailing list for S&Ts and weeknotes)
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