Yesterday I took part in a joint BMJ/COPE meeting on research misconduct. The discussion set me thinking about factors that create and sustain healthy research environments. When we talk about […]
” I believe that you do not measure the health of a society by GNP, but by the condition of its worst off. ” Zygmunt Bauman Equitable access to health […]
Only by listening to and debating honest opposing views, can we hope to overcome the fear and anger that surrounds us, say these authors […]
Without analysing Blackness specifically, we cannot understand or defeat the anti-blackness that exists in the NHS, says Sahar Abdulrahman […]
The NHS is 72 this year. This anniversary comes as the NHS and the general public face challenging times. The covid-19 pandemic is far from over, and while the long […]
Earlier this week, Norman Tebbit, a high profile cabinet minister and spokesperson during Margaret Thatcher’s government, used a Daily Telegraph column to share his views on solutions for the crisis […]
As doctors become more fearful of medical error, the open culture we need to learn from mistakes will slip further away […]
Dignity in healthcare should be enacted at every step of a patient’s care, including when parts of people’s bodies have to be disposed of, says Esmée Hanna […]
We have the evidence that change is needed, says Paul D Thacker […]
Vulnerable women are bearing the brunt, say Neal Russell, Sophie Windsor, and Susan Bewley […]
