Drugs
Every time I stand up I fall over.
Pressure ulcers (bedsores) & PCHC
State of frustration
Would you want to risk missing God?
How long until I die? (Locked down and out in 2020)
Placebo – Serotonin, what it is to be a doctor, foray into shamanism and farewell Maisie
Charles-Bonnet Syndrome and other thoughts about physical and mental illness
Covid – My blog is calling (Week one, through a doctor/dad/outsider’s lens)
This is black-belt medicine (areas of uncertainty in health and social care)
Why an ECHO focusing on human rights in relation to dementia and frailty?
Metrodome Part 2 – agitation in Alzheimer’s disease. (Words and the complex nature of a problem)
Too negative, too positive, or should I just be quiet? (thoughts on the experiences of people living with dementia in the UK)
Manor Field Blog Number 19 COPD
My Job
London to Glasgow (cardiologists and frailty)
Purple Urine Bag Hubris
Manor Field Blog number 18 Flu!
Influenza
Manor Field Surgery Blog Number 15 – Sick Day Rules
Manor Field Blog 12 – Aspirin
The problem with Eureka!
Manor Field Surgery Blog No. 9 – What about anti-inflammatories?
Manor Field Surgery Blog Number 8 – Pain
Manor Field Blog number 6. Doctor, how much should I drink?
Manor Field Blog #4 Lying and Standing – Know your numbers!
Manor Field Blog #3 – what is de-prescribing?
Manor Field Blog #2 – I am a GP not.
Doctor, doctor, can’t you see?
To stop, or not: that is the question.
Tigers, long-term conditions & my new life
Jean Bishop (*warning – graphic images!)
Safety and confidence
Why I like urine
Little blood pressure thing.
Drugs and drug reps
Should they stay or should they go? (A paean to physicians everywhere)
Blogs, Poems, etc 2017
Rod’s dodgy drugs top-ten countdown!
Doctor
The long-tailed tits
Post-diagnostic support in dementia
UTIs – myths, facts and what Wellbeing Workers need to do – with Helen Sanderson
The Hazards of Polydoctory
Delirium (2)
Something medical.
Sleep
UTI
Me, we, dementia and Donne
Delirium
1328 and some
Medicines, etc.
Gut microbiome, antibiotics and older people
There is a balance
Innocence and experience – sorry, I don’t know
Habit, hospital & older people
What do you do?
Cannulas and Cannulae
