I’ll be speaking at this on Saturday and asking the question, ‘how do we doctors know what it’s like to be a patient?’
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Recent Posts
- Hayfever and The Inverse Care Law
- Empathy, shame and medical professionals
- Bad encounters
- Poverty Medicine: A GP and medical educator’s journey
- Hmm, this Feels a Bit Unusual: My Advice for Healthcare Professionals when Dealing with Something Rare
- Poverty medicine: General practice and vulnerable patients
- Shame and redemption
- The hidden art of reassurance
- Anxiety and the medical profession
- What is a 7 day NHS and what will it cost?
- Simple Isn’t Easy – changing the way the NHS communicates with patients
- Empathy and shame.
- Critical Reflection
- Guideline centred care
- Recording consultations
- First impressions
- Better continuity of care
- A Resilient NHS?
- Patients as people and liminal medicine
- Do we need academic primary care?
- Don’t judge me! Reflections on reflection
- Relationship-centred care
- Supervision for all
- General practice adaptation
- Caregiving
Blogroll
- Artists for the NHS The aesthetic attack
- Atul Gawande US Surgeon and brilliant writer. Start with ‘The Cost Conundrum’
- Ben Goldacre. Badscience.
- Bevan's Run Clive Peedell. Co-Chair of the NHS consultants association. In depth analysis of the politics behind NHS reform
- David Loxterkamp: Essays about primary care. Inspirational writing from a primary care physician in the US
- Dr Grumble A real doctor writes. Clear and pertinent.
- Dr No Almost certainly the best writing by a blogging doctor. Spot on politics as well.
- Essential reading: The NHS after 60 by John Lister
- Health Policy Insight Detailed and pithy expert analysis
- Health Professionals document repository for NHS reform
- Ian Greener's academic blog Excellent consise analysis of health policy
- Julian Tudor Hart. GP, writer, campaigner and legend. Link to his website with essays and publications
- Keep Our NHS Public Keep Our NHS for Patients, not profits
- London Health Emergency Founded in the autumn of 1983, London Health Emergency is the country’s biggest and longest-running pressure group in defence of the NHS.
- Margaret McCartney's forum on healthcare policy Glasgow GP Margaret GP blogs about medicine and politics
- NHS 'Myths' debunked. The facts straightend out about the Future NHS by Richard blogger
- NHS Consultants association blog. Excellent support from NHS Consultants Clive Peedell and Jacky Davis
- NHS Support Federation An umbrella organisation of health professionals campaigning for a public NHS
- NHS vault Excellent analysis of NHS policy proposals from Richardblogger
- Ray Moynihan Selling Sickness: How industrial health care makes you sicker
- Reading list. A selection of recommended books about medicine, society, science and politics. Interesting books about medicine and society
- Sound advice for saving the NHS £10billion a year Salaried doctor Judith Harvey has some good ideas
- Subscribe to Roy Lilly's blog.
- The Cockroach Catcher Retired child psychiatrist, Am Ang Zhang believes passionately in a public NHS
- The Equality Trust. Exploring the links between equality and health.
- Unite 4 our NHS UNITE union campaign
- World Health Organisation Supports Publicly funded healthcare Public Vs Private healthcare
Becoming a patient is the completion of medical education!!!