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A Christmas reflection

25 December 2020
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Deborah Swinglehurst is Professor of Primary Care at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry.

 

This Christmas let us join Deborah and her husband, Nicholas Edwards, as they present a Schubert lied that they have arranged for guitar and voice, which has a particular resonance in this year of Covid.

 

Please follow this link: Litanei (Schubert) https://youtu.be/gy0fUv11I2g

 

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Andrew Papanikitas is Deputy Editor of the BJGP and a GP in Oxford. He is on X: @gentlemedic Today the team at BJGPLife and I…

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