Whenever the NHS is in trouble (all the time, over the past 10 years) you can guarantee that […]

Achieving a place at medical school is the ambition of many school leavers. Competition is intense, and a […]

In a GP surgery in Pimlico, London, Cornelia Junghans-Minton meets with a small group. The subject under discussion […]

What is a GP? I suspect that if you asked a representative sample of people on the street, […]

No one is doubting that general practice is in trouble—but how much, and how can it be fixed? […]

The Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England published a report last week about how they […]

On paper, a GP’s working schedule can look quite inviting: consulting for three and a half hours in […]

This week I visited two older patients of mine who recently had surgery for cancer. I’m fairly sure […]

“What we’re seeing at the moment is the largest decline in living standards since records began in 1950. […]

Last week I attended an event celebrating the Oxford Refugee Health Initiative.1 It’s not often that I feel […]