A month in primary care with Coronavirus
A month in primary care with Coronavirus: sudden death, end of life discussions, lockdown and inequalities By Dr Jonathon Tomlinson from A Better NHS Like most doctors [...]
Learning super- resilience from nature: systemic responses to systemic overload
RCGP Nature Immersion 2020 Launch backed by BHMA There is growing evidence for the benefits of Nature contact in offsetting high levels of stress, ‘Directed [...]
Making health infectious: from organic principles to whole health agriculture
Making health infectious: from organic principles to whole health agriculture Lawrence Woodward, OBE Published in JHH16.3 - The Real [...]
Social prescribing for equality and resilience: the SPEAR project
Social prescribing for equality and resilience: the SPEAR project Collette Brown, Social Prescribing Co-ordinator, Southmead Development Trust Published in [...]
Social prescription: coming up for air
Social prescription: coming up for air Michael Dixon, Chair, College of Medicine Published in JHH15.3 - Social Prescribing Ten [...]
Building a local community food system
Building a local community food system Phillip Sharratt, Chief Executive, Somerset Local Food Limited Published in JHH16.3 - The [...]
Mother, magic or medicine? The psychology of the placebo
Mother, magic or medicine? - The psychology of the placebo David Zigmond, Physician in psychological medicine; retired GP Published [...]
Building resilient neighbourhoods with small doses of kindness
Building resilient neighbourhoods with small doses of kindness Syeda Akhtar, Age UK Birmingham Healthy Friends Project Manager Published in [...]
Making social prescribing work in practice
BHMA member, Dr Jane Myat, of the Caversham Group Practice in Camden, explains how her practice has used social prescribing to improve the wellbeing [...]
The true potential of social prescribing
Mrs Chowdry, an 81-year-old widow, notices the smell of blossom as she walks up the path. She can hear a group of people laughing in [...]
We are not alone – The healing shadow of the other
We are not alone - The healing shadow of the other David Zigmond, Physician in psychological medicine; retired GP [...]
Lifestyle medicine education – an answer to chronic disease?
Lifestyle medicine education – an answer to chronic disease? John Sykes, GP Published in JHH15.1 - Transformative innovation in [...]
Making (sacred) space for staff renewal and transformation
Making (sacred) space for staff renewal and transformation Rev Stephen Wright, Visiting Professor and Honorary Fellow, University of Cumbria; Spiritual Director, the Sacred [...]
Men’s mental health: why are we are trying to change masculinity rather than create male-friendly services?
Men’s mental health: why are we are trying to change masculinity rather than create male-friendly services? Martin Seager, Consultant clinical psychologist; adult psychotherapist [...]
How to help Harry – Friend or foe? The scientific and the scientistic in the fog of the frontline
How to help Harry - Friend or foe? The scientific and the scientistic in the fog of the frontline David Zigmond [...]
The family doctor and the grid
The family doctor and the grid William House, Chair, BHMA Published in JHH13.3 - Saving the NHS About halfway [...]
Social prescribing – movement of the people?
Social prescribing – movement of the people? Marie Polley, Co-Chair, Social Prescribing Network; Senior Lecturer in Health Sciences and Research, University of Westminster [...]
The Lambeth GP Food Co-op
The Lambeth GP Food Co-op Ed Rosen, Principal lecturer, London South Bank University Faculty of Health and Social Care; director, Lambeth GP Food [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]