Humanism
Caveat emptor – learner beware.
The offer of a natural death.
A Grand Unified Theory of Nowt
Shady Towers, Social Care, Nora and Whitey on the Moon.
To stop or not? (Jerzy Kosinski, Oliver Sacks & other ideas)
You get what you pay for. (this is not a happy one)
If I told you I’m good, you would probably say I’m boasting & Teamworking
Two worlds
Four pounds
To what extent has Covid damaged medicine?
Roundabout discovery of a great French composer.
What matters.
Muffled sounds, drum beat and dementia
Phone fraud and Mammeloshen*
Safe in heaven. Thank you Freda.
Hey Mr. Blue Sky
Klara, digital capital, Superman and me
Dementia, David Cameron and losing ground
Function versus behaviour
Naked, dead and John Cooper Powys
favourite patients
How do you reduce the risk of Covid over Christmas?
Together, we live in dementia.
Little hands, absent feet and beautiful people
Online persona
How long until I die? (Locked down and out in 2020)
Covid, pants and barriers to communication
IDLES Lorax beauty & we all fall down.
this is me, again, and what you and i want or do not want when the ambulance is on the way.
opposite the optimism / down stream
Two roads, fever, speculation and biases
Transactional and transformational healthcare
daydream believer, this can’t be a second-wave; i haven’t had my summer holiday yet.
A long line of worriers and wear a facemask?
Thursday morning. Not another blog about advance care planning!
Waterstones – family trip to Sheffield, book buying and a form of review
BAME, BME and me
Hospital acquired infection, Covid, Coroners and the solstice
Covid – my brain, my brain! What is happening to my brain?
Placebo – Serotonin, what it is to be a doctor, foray into shamanism and farewell Maisie
Francis Bacon’s interpretation of our health service as it struggles to catch its breath.
Charles-Bonnet Syndrome and other thoughts about physical and mental illness
The last big weekend of the Lockdown*
Self-organisation, the current state of the world and what has worked
Lockdown, solitary confinement and loneliness
Death in the time of Covid – why I have stopped looking at the official figures
Covid – difficult moment when the answers are not straightforward
Covid has made me crepuscular
Testing in the time of Covid…
Infection then and now, the Great Influenza and Covid… lessons from the past, reflections on the present.
Marathon and a sprint
Do Not Attempt (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation) and Advance Care Plans in the time of Covid
Don’t stand so close to me (some details on Social Distancing)
Infection – (My thoughts on what people should be doing in relation to PPE).
In a few hours it will be Mother’s Day.
Moving-on from Victorian Medicine (Still on the subject of Covid – a future direction for clinical assessment)
Covid – Why panic-buying puts you more at risk
Covid – My blog is calling (Week one, through a doctor/dad/outsider’s lens)
Broken sleep & Coronavirus (Bruce Lee, the philosophy of time and space and this week)
Pishers, Michael Rosen, viral illness and the Passover story (timely I know, as it is Easter soon)
This is black-belt medicine (areas of uncertainty in health and social care)
Corridor Care – the state of the NHS in 2020
the unusual story of what happens afterwards
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)
Care Home; acceleration towards time.
The leaves are bare
Catch-22, doctors, leaders and the NHS (healthcare, military and other absurdities)
Doctor, my husband will see you now. Home visits, and why we should fight for them.
What will happen tomorrow if Labour don’t win the election
GPs ending home visits – what the heck?!
Why I have been depressed for the past nine years (and how to save the NHS)
Hospital
Manor Field Blog Number 19 COPD
Medically Fit – 2020
Anticoagulation and possible head injuries in care home residents
Gutenberg and Tim
