The NHS has to go beyond telling people to attend hospital and GP services and instead explain how it is working to keep them safe throughout their healthcare experience, says […]
Only radical transparency can ensure trust in covid-19 vaccines, says Els Torreele […]
If we want to preserve general practice as we shape it for the future, we should remind ourselves of the values at the heart of our specialty, says Martin Brunet […]
As surgeons, trainees are at the heart of our profession and we must guarantee that their development and training is not disadvantaged in the long term as a result of […]
A recent poll showed that almost twice as many people in the United Kingdom would blame the public than the government for a second “wave” of covid-19 cases, shining a […]
They must be recognised as essential, and given the same status as key workers All over the country, in care homes and hospital wards, people are being separated from their […]
On current form, test and trace in England will shortly slide from dysfunction to farce as the winter season of coughs and colds—especially in children—arrives. Working on The BMJ’s News […]
Living systematic reviews are needed to minimise research waste and maximise benefit, argues Shakila Thangaratinam When SARS-Cov-2 infection first hit the headlines, the obstetric community started its close watch on […]
“If the Bristol Nightingale could have an area to enable visits to Covid patients at the end of life I’m damn sure care homes could arrange something for their guests. […]
The cost of providing care during a pandemic is seeing firsthand the evolution of medical knowledge, and wishing current data could have guided past decisions, says Eric Kutscher […]
