As doctors we are committed to justice and an end to discrimination. So surely sex discrimination in medicine is a thing of the past? These four medical students from Kings are not so sure.
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We are embodied social beings. We thrive on nurturing relationships. Touch forms a key part of those relationships in everyday life but is also a powerful form of communication for clinicians, allowing for wordless dialogue, presence and embodied empathy. Paquita de Zulueta explores why the physical examination should remain a ‘touchstone’ of general practice.
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Claire Stillman is a recently retired GP who spent 30 years in Scottish general practice, the last...
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Peter Aird is a GP in Bridgwater, Somerset. This week I recalled a study day that I went to some...
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David Zigmond was a small practice GP in south London 1977-2016. Read Obituary for St James Church...
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Julian Marsden has been a GP in Luton for 33 years. He is FRCGP, Provost of the Beds & Herts...
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Recent advances in genetic mapping herald some dramatically positive developments in hi tech healthcare. Yet this is paralleled by unprecedented ailing demoralisation and alienation within the service that will deliver these. How do we explain this discrepancy? What can we expect?
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Dr Stanley Jeffs is a retired GP who has made regular contributions to the College Journal. He is...
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Professor John Frey III is now retired from the University of Wisconsin Department of Family...
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