Medicine as if people matter – integration rather than breakdown
Medicine as if people matter – integration rather than breakdown Michael Dixon, Chair, College of Medicine Published in JHH13.1 [...]
Food as medicine: the anti-inflammatory diet
Food as medicine: the anti-inflammatory diet AndrewTWeil, MD Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the Invisible I am a physician, [...]
The change journey
The change journey Chris Johnstone, Director, CollegeofWellbeing.Com Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible Decades ago, I went to [...]
Reflections on motherhood as a GP
Reflections on motherhood as a GP Gillian Myers, GP Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible I am a [...]
Being holistic
Being holistic William House, Chair, BHMA trustees Published in JHH13.1 – Shaping the invisible This issue [...]
The juggler – being wise in the modern NHS
The juggler – being wise in the modern NHS William House Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible During [...]
Crisis in medical manpower: the real story…
Crisis in medical manpower: the real story… William House, Retired GP; Chair of the BHMA Published in JHH13.1 - [...]
Neural networking, confabulation and subtle information
Neural networking, confabulation and subtle information William Bloom, Director, Spiritual Companions Trust Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible [...]
A meaningful encounter
A meaningful encounter Justin Haroun Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible I trained as a bodyworker in 1999 [...]
Tackling overdiagnosis: supporting the re-emergence of generalist expertise
Tackling overdiagnosis: supporting the re-emergence of generalist expertise Joanne Reeve, Associate Clinical Professor in General Practice,Warwick Medical School Published [...]
Moving beyond peak medicine
Moving beyond peak medicine Sarah Stewart-Brown, Professor of Public health, Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick; Chair Mental Health Committee of the UK [...]
Biomedicine: has science taken a turn towards darkness?
Biomedicine: has science taken a turn towards darkness? David Peters, Editor Published in JHH12.3 - Beyond Peak Medicine? Not [...]
Five windows on suffering – knowing and celebrating who we are
Five windows on suffering – knowing and celebrating who we are William House Published in JHH12.3 - Beyond Peak [...]
Speaking from and of the heart
Speaking from and of the heart Fiona Hamilton, Arts Lead for the Portland Centre Published in JHH12.3 - Beyond [...]
Rick and Ajita: How may we reconcile systems of healthcare with our subtle humanity?
Rick and Ajita: How may we reconcile systems of healthcare with our subtle humanity? David Zigmond, GP Published in [...]
The star of compassion
The star of compassion Eleanor Tanner, Medical student, University of Birmingham Published in JHH12.3 - Beyond Peak Medicine? I [...]
Overdiagnosis and osteoporosis
Overdiagnosis and osteoporosis Peter Donebauer, Layperson trustee of the BHMA; pioneering moving image artist and media entrepreneur Published in [...]
Over-diagnosis: a GP’ s experience of industrialisation
Over-diagnosis: a GP’s experience of industrialisation Mark Lown, GP Published in JHH12.3 - Beyond Peak Medicine I was originally [...]
From ostriches to carrier pigeons
From ostriches to carrier pigeons Yannish Jones Naik, Public health specialty registrar (writing in a personal capacity) Published in [...]
The future of our NHS and the power of community
The future of our NHS and the power of community Anna Betz, Lead practitioner in Camden & Islington Foundation Trust; Medical Herbalist; Co-director [...]