Debating the wisdom of long-haul electives in an era of climate emergency
Debating the wisdom of long-haul electives in an era of climate emergency Trevor Thompson, Professor of primary care education and head of teaching [...]
Adverse childhood events: what next now we know?
Adverse childhood events: what next now we know? Margaret Hannah, Director of Health Programmes, International Futures Forum Jacqueline Nugent, Service delivery manager, LinkLiving [...]
(re)Wilding healthcare
(re)Wilding healthcare Jonathon Tomlinson, GP and educator, the Lawson Practice, Hoxton In this essay I explore ideas of health [...]
Polyvagal theory and community singing
Polyvagal theory and community singing Tina Sharman, Life coach, rebirthing breathworker, co-founder of On the Hill community interest company [...]
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? First Prize Essay
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? Sayed Adam Bukhari, King’s College London, 4th year medical student First Prize [...]
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? First Prize Creative Enquiry
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? Felicity Smith, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Year 5 [...]
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? Second Prize Essay
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? Kate Eustace, University College of Dublin, Year 5 Second Prize - Essay [...]
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? Second Prize Creative Enquiry
How can a holistic perspective benefit practitioners, patients, and the planet? Alton Ajay Mathew, Medical University of Lodz, Year 5 Second Prize - [...]
Health Creation and Creative Health
Health Creation and Creative Health Editorial by David Peters and Louise Younie JHH 20.2 Health Creation and Creative Health ‘Invention, it must be humbly admitted [...]
…and divided we fall
…and divided we fall William House, Retired GP; Chair of the BHMA Published in JHH15.1 - Transformative innovation in [...]
The Fife Shine programme
The Fife Shine programme Margaret Hannah, Director of Health Programmes, International Futures Forum Published in JHH15.3 - Social Prescribing [...]
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 [...]
parkrun: stories of inspirational people
parkrun: stories of inspirational people Simon Tobin, GP, Norwood Surgery, Southport; parkrun ambassador for health and wellbeing Published in [...]
Community Minded
Community Minded Dimension Dr William House, 2016 We are social animals. Few of us can thrive without belonging in a community. There are many [...]
Re-imagining healthcare towards health equity
Re-imagining healthcare towards health equity James Matheson, Shared Health Foundation; Hope Citadel Healthcare GP; Chair, Health Inequalities Standing Group, Royal [...]
Schwartz Rounds – Sharing stories, humanising healthcare
Schwartz Rounds Sharing stories, humanising healthcare Paquita de Zulueta, GP; therapist/coach Published in JHH17.1- Stories in medicine I have [...]
Language is not just data: it is a custodian of our humanity
Language is not just data: it is a custodian of our humanity David Zigmond, Physician in psychological medicine; retired GP [...]
Crossing the threshold
Crossing the threshold Gabby Hollis, Managing director of Tides Rites of Passage (for teenage girls), Golden Bay, New Zealand [...]