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The stressed but not ‘mentally ill’: How can we ac...

Posted by BJGP Life | 23 Sep 2019 | Clinical | 0

Audio essay: My loss

Posted by BJGP Life | 22 Jul 2019 | Clinical | 0

Pain, opioids, and syringe drivers: a practical gu...

Posted by BJGP Life | 1 Oct 2018 | Clinical | 0

Diagnosing dementia in younger people: A decision-...

Posted by BJGP Life | 26 Jun 2018 | Clinical | 0

Feeling blue, sad or depressed: how to manage thes...

Posted by BJGP Life | 2 Feb 2018 | Clinical | 1

The stressed but not ‘mentally ill’: How can we actually help?

by BJGP Life | Sep 23, 2019 | Clinical | 0

Rosie Marshall is a GP based in Wiltshire. General practice routinely involves supporting...

Audio essay: My loss

by BJGP Life | Jul 22, 2019 | Clinical | 0

Ahmeda Ali is a GP in Ireland. Ahmeda’s essay was one of the Sheppard Memorial Prize winners...

Pain, opioids, and syringe drivers: a practical guide

by BJGP Life | Oct 1, 2018 | Clinical | 0

Pain, Opioids and Syringe Drivers: A Practical Guide for the GP in the Wake of Gosport This...

Diagnosing dementia in younger people: A decision-making guide for GPs

by BJGP Life | Jun 26, 2018 | Clinical | 0

Shona Lucitt (right) is currently studying for a Masters in Public Health at Imperial College...

Paramedics in general practice: what can we expect?

by BJGP Life | Feb 23, 2018 | Bright Ideas and Innovation, Clinical | 0

The NHS enters its 70th year with the general practice workforce in crisis. Paramedics already have a track record in providing flexible and innovative ways of delivering extended clinical care.

Feeling blue, sad or depressed: how to manage these patients?

by BJGP Life | Feb 2, 2018 | Clinical | 1

Peter Lucassen has been working as a GP for 35 years in a small village in the Netherlands and has...

From doctor to daughter – coping with death in the family

by BJGP Life | Nov 9, 2017 | Clinical | 1

Claire Wastakaran is an ST2 trainee in South Yorkshire. “A 5cm lump in the pancreas. Never mind, I will fight it”. These were the words spoken by my father that made me rethink my relationship with him and all my medical training so far.