As four Masters of Physiotherapy students at the University of Lincoln, we recently completed a non-clinical research placement focused on the topic of resilience. Initially, we were apprehensive as it felt as if we were entering a world of uncertainty as the benefits and expectations were not obvious at first glance. We experienced FOMO (fear […]
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In conversation with Shrikant Peters
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 and health in medicine around the world. Today we’re in South Africa and I’m talking to Shrikant Peters. Let’s go back to the very start. What got you […]
Collaboration, Collaboration, Collaboration: Reflections from the Global Evidence Summit. By Sinéad Peare
Collaboration – it was the word on everyone’s lips at the Global Evidence Summit in Prague. With over 1,800 delegates and more than 2,000 abstracts submitted, the event was a vivid demonstration of what happens when knowledge, expertise, and diverse perspectives come together. Organized by Cochrane, the Guidelines International Network (GIN), and the Joanna Briggs […]
“Fixing the NHS- it’s not all about money”. By Dr. Susy Cook
Many column inches and editorials have been focused on the main issues that others have highlighted and to some extent amplifying further the Darzi and Dash report findings. Widespread reporting of the Darzi and Dash reports play into the headline grabbing narrative of a “broken NHS”. The reports capture concerns about how the NHS is […]
TEDx NHS Forward: Stories of Innovation and Hope in Healthcare. By Sinéad Peare
Imagine the NHS as a tapestry, woven from millions of lives and stories, each thread carrying the weight of resilience, compassion, and a drive for innovation. At this year’s TEDx NHS Forward, the stage became a platform for voices that aren’t just imagining a better future—they’re actively shaping it. Each speaker shared ground-breaking ideas and […]
Empowering India’s CHWs: Can Community-Engaged Supervision Bridge the Gap in Healthcare Access? By Jasmine Maringmei & Dr. Drishti Sharma
Marginalized communities in rural and urban India still face shortage of access to essential healthcare. However, silent guardians are watching over them: Community Health Workers (CHWs). CHWs are the backbone of India’s grassroots healthcare movement. But are we doing enough to empower them as healthcare leaders? While synonymous with Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) in […]
The Journey from Doing to Being. By Dr. John Okocha
What a day it’s been?! I attended my community gynaecology clinic as part of my GP training rotation and was now on the bus home. During the day, I had made a short trip to the hospital library to attend an interview for two Future Leaders Programme (FLP) fellow positions. Everything that could go wrong […]
NHS Regional Clinical Leadership Fellow Blog Series: “A Journey of Growth and Impact as Clinical Leaders from a Pharmacist Fellow’s Lens”. By Aiysha Raoof & Onyinye Ndefo
Being a pharmacist in today’s healthcare landscape is both exciting and challenging. The demands and complexities faced by the NHS and the pharmacy workforce, necessitate robust, prominent, and active utilisation of clinical leaders to be addressed effectively. As experts at the forefront of optimising medications, pharmacists continuously seek to elevate their skills to make profound […]
System Leadership and One Health – how far can we stretch? By Dr Helen Crimlisk
The task put to us was simple, if daunting. “What you would have done differently as a Leader today had you known what your imagined future would look like 30 years from now.” It was a powerful exercise which exposed our own deep-seated anxieties and uncertainties about the health for future generations. What would the […]
India’s tribal health? Do we have a roadmap for health equity? By Jasmine Maringmei
Globally, indigenous health has emerged as a critical frontier in public health. Countries like Australia, Brazil, Chile, and New Zealand with significant indigenous populations have led the way in aligning their national policies with international frameworks such as the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 2007 (UNDRIP) and the International Labor Organization’s […]