What’s Medical Education Missing
What's Medical Education Missing Gen Z – a generation of holists? Editorial by Professor David Peters JHH 20.1 Holism and Medical Education As genes and [...]
8 Benefits of Traditional Acupuncture
It's acupuncture awareness week! 8 Benefits of Traditional Acupuncture By Colette Assor Lic Ac MBAcC A British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) initiative this week aims [...]
A Fragile Essence: a Personal View
A Fragile Essence: a Personal View [How] can holistic healthcare survive in an industrialised and commodified world? Dr David Zigmond © 2022 I was asked [...]
Being a woman in the modern age
Being a woman in the modern age ThuliWhitehouse, Guest editor AntoniaWrigley, Guest editor Published in JHH14.2 - Women's Health [...]
For a New Father
For a New Father John O’Donohue Published in JHH14.3 - Men's Health As the shimmer of dawn transforms the night Into a blush of color [...]
Men and distress: the final frontier?
Men and distress: the final frontier? David Peters, Editor-in-chief, JHH Damien Ridge, Psychotherapist and social scientist Published in JHH14.3 [...]
The return
The return Peter Owen Jones Published in JHH15.2 Healing Journeys Now she speaks in tongues of leaves sending flies and [...]
…and divided we fall
…and divided we fall William House, Retired GP; Chair of the BHMA Published in JHH15.1 - Transformative innovation in [...]
What is Holism in Healthcare?
What is Holism in Healthcare? What is Holism? Holism is the theory that parts of a whole are intimately interconnected, such that they cannot exist [...]
Social prescribing – are drugs or people the better cure?
Social prescribing – are drugs or people the better cure? Thomas Christie, Medical student Published in JHH15.3 - Social [...]
The Fife Shine programme
The Fife Shine programme Margaret Hannah, Director of Health Programmes, International Futures Forum Published in JHH15.3 - Social Prescribing [...]
Whither social prescribing?
Whither social prescribing? Richard H Kimberlee, Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of the West of England [...]
Health creation and social prescribing … what’ s the difference?
Health creation and social prescribing …what’s the difference? Merron Simpson, Chief Executive, New NHS Alliance Published in JHH15.3 - [...]
The beauty of being an ‘outsider’
The beauty of being an ‘outsider’ - An action research evaluation of the creativity, resilience, enablement and wellbeing (CREW) programme facilitated by Outsider [...]
Social prescribing in London – a GP perspective
Social prescribing in London – a GP perspective Tom Coffey - GP; Mayoral Health Advisor, London Published in JHH15.3 [...]
parkrun: stories of inspirational people
parkrun: stories of inspirational people Simon Tobin, GP, Norwood Surgery, Southport; parkrun ambassador for health and wellbeing Published in [...]
The true potential of social prescribing
The true potential of social prescribing Marion Steiner, GP; Self-Care Lead for Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group [...]
Social prescribing and the development of the ‘ evidence base
Social prescribing and the development of the ‘evidence base’ Marie Polley, Senior Lecturer in Health Sciences and Research; Co-Chair, Social Prescribing Network [...]
What’s missing from medical education?
What’s missing from medical education? This important topic is explored in our Winter journal JHH19.3 Editorial by David Peters, Hugo Jobst and Louise Younie With [...]
Love in the consulting room
Love in the consulting room William House, Retired GP; Chair of the BHMA Published in JHH16.2 - Faith, hope [...]