To watch this interview, please follow this link Hello, I’m Domhnall MacAuley, and welcome to this BMJ Leader Conversation, where we talk to the key opinion leaders in health and medicine around the world. Today I’m talking to Nagina Khan. You’ve had the most fascinating academic career. But I want to bring it back to […]
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In Conversation with Emma Challans-Rasool
To watch this interview, please follow this link Hello, I’m Domhnall MacAuley and welcome to this BMJ leader conversation. Today I’m talking to Emma Challans-Rasool. Emma, you’ve had lots of senior roles in healthcare but I want to take it back to the very beginning. Were you always interested in healthcare? Take us way back. Emma […]
Preparing for our digital healthcare future: Ensuring no one is left behind. By Dr. Sash Harasgama
This BMJ Leader blog series has been produced in collaboration with the Health Equity Evidence Centre (HEEC). HEEC are dedicated to generating solid and reliable evidence about what works to address health and care inequalities. By adopting innovative methodologies, they efficiently map successful strategies for reducing health and care inequalities, and subsequently empower policymakers and […]
Building a fairer, healthier workforce: a leaders’ role in equitable return to work programmes. By Dr. Danielle Lamb
This BMJ Leader blog series has been produced in collaboration with the Health Equity Evidence Centre (HEEC). HEEC are dedicated to generating solid and reliable evidence about what works to address health and care inequalities. By adopting innovative methodologies, they efficiently map successful strategies for reducing health and care inequalities, and subsequently empower policymakers and […]
Health care organisations as anchor institutions: a leadership opportunity for health equity. By Dr. Anna Gkiouleka
This BMJ Leader blog series has been produced in collaboration with the Health Equity Evidence Centre (HEEC). HEEC are dedicated to generating solid and reliable evidence about what works to address health and care inequalities. By adopting innovative methodologies, they efficiently map successful strategies for reducing health and care inequalities, and subsequently empower policymakers and […]
Social needs screening: what is it, should we be doing it and how? By Dr. Helena Painter
This BMJ Leader blog series has been produced in collaboration with the Health Equity Evidence Centre (HEEC). HEEC are dedicated to generating solid and reliable evidence about what works to address health and care inequalities. By adopting innovative methodologies, they efficiently map successful strategies for reducing health and care inequalities, and subsequently empower policymakers and […]
In Conversation with Oscar Lyons
To watch this interview, please follow this link Hello, I’m Domhnall MacAuley, and welcome to this BMJ Leader conversation, where we talk to the key opinion leaders in health and medicine around the world. Today we’re talking to Oscar Lyons, who is originally from New Zealand but based in Oxford. Let’s take you back to […]
Thinking innovatively about how to build the evidence base for what works in health inequalities. By Dr. John Ford
This BMJ Leader blog series has been produced in collaboration with the Health Equity Evidence Centre (HEEC). HEEC are dedicated to generating solid and reliable evidence about what works to address health and care inequalities. By adopting innovative methodologies, they efficiently map successful strategies for reducing health and care inequalities, and subsequently empower policymakers and […]
Nurturing Nature in the NHS. By Isabella Fisk
All my life, I have had a wonderfully intimate relationship with nature. From bees to oceans, trees to mountains; everything is precious. In nature, there is no judgement, expectation or comparison. In nature, I am free to be me. Our natural world can have extraordinarily powerful health effects on our bodies and minds, fostering a […]
In Conversation with David Pendleton
To watch this interview, please follow this link I’m Domhnall MacAuley and welcome to this BMJ Leader conversation. Today I’m talking to David Pendleton, who is Professor of Leadership at Henley Business School. But he has also recently taken on an advisory role with the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management. David, let’s take it […]