Deepak Ravindran

Smartphones will certainly play an increasing role in healthcare, but I doubt they will become the “default way to see the doctor”. The importance of the doctor-patient relationship cannot be overstated thetimes.co.uk/article/smartp…

In 1999, I asked David Gerrold to write a "future of computing" prediction for the magazine where I was Technology Editor. Here's what he wrote.

£1.5 billion would buy the NHS: 1500 more CT scanners 3000 more MRI scanners 3,750,000 more patient bed days 20,000 more junior doctors 30,000 more nurses Or 4 *entire* new NHS hospitals Is this really something to brag about on Twitter, @hmtreasury? twitter.com/hmtreasury/sta…

Can't wait for Harry potter movie with my family @DeepakRavindra5 @doubletree #doubleTreeatLuna & #contest @sharada_deepak

#19 tastes great

Tried to do a #MannequinChallenge with these guys but they wouldn't stay still

2006: "In 10 years time, we will have a cure for cancer, an end to poverty and world peace". 2016: Pokemon

The Saturday Essay: A very British revolution on.wsj.com/28WV0KF via @WSJ so thats how the other side sees it..

Britain and the European Union: After the vote, chaos econ.st/28R1isE via @TheEconomist well said/well written

Fancy a round of mini golf, a film and a cup of coffee on the roof in Reading town centre? Look no further getreading.co.uk/whats-on/whats…

I hope this gains some momentum though twitter.com/WelshGasDoc/st…

Punters say goodbye to The Lyndhurst, but it may not be for good... #rdguk getreading.co.uk/news/reading-b…

This is what a broken ankle can cost in the US - pls RT if you're thankful for our incredible NHS #NHSMillion

Great news for Berkshire patients as #RBH is named in UK's top 40 hospitals #RdgUK ~Woky #Bracknell getreading.co.uk/news/reading-b…