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Not alone, but unseen: hypothermia in an ageing home

Accidental hypothermia is rarely dramatic. It does not announce itself with urgency or spectacle. Instead, it accumulates quietly through the night, until it finally becomes visible in the early hours, when someone realises that something is wrong.
12 March 2026

Fine. Thanks.

What if we were to let the patient into our own inner world; of battling against the clock, the relentless stacking up of admin that occurs in real time as the consultation progresses ... the lack of time in our
11 March 2026

Opinion and Clinical

Fine. Thanks.

What if we were to let the patient into our own inner world; of battling against the clock, the relentless stacking up of admin that occurs in real time as the consultation progresses ... the lack of time in our relationships at
11 March 2026

I’m a GP — do you still trust me?

Trust is not visible, but you miss it when you lose it. Trust develops from many inputs that include memories, beliefs, and emotions that help us predict how someone may act.
7 March 2026

Book Reviews

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

In many respects, Kelson embodies the idealised GP of cultural consciousness: an easy-to-talk-to, principled eccentric... Set against the film’s graphic, meandering violence, Kelson’s permanence echoes reassuring familiarity.
1 min read
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Icarus Plummeting

Zigmond mercilessly describes the ways in which our healthcare systems have made us less able to listen to the patient’s experience, less able to see their experience in the context of their life, their family and their social circumstances.
2 mins read

Book review: How Animals Heal Us

"How Animals Heal Us is a deeply heartfelt work from an author with lived experience of both devastating mental ill health and the restorative power of animal friendship. It contains uplifting and joyful anecdotes of animal companionship and ministration. It is also, at times, a
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International

Long Read

We need to talk about dying

"Taking dying and death out of the solely medical domain, becoming joint partners in caring for the dying patient in the broadest sense, facilitates personalised and holistic care, and creates opportunity for a more relational and compassionate interaction ..."
15 mins read

Trainees and students

Are we judging GP registrars on their outfits?

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Professionalism may not be a discrete domain on the mark scheme, yet it shapes how registrars are assessed, creating a standard that remains open to personal interpretation. And when that interpretation is shaped by assumptions about religion, culture, gender, or identity, attire can become an
3 mins read
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BJGP Interviews

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