Through community projects designed to nip health issues in the bud, GPs are aiming to give the power – and responsibility – for good health back to their patients
A refugee Jewish doctor who escaped Nazi Germany to flourish in a working-class northern town is celebrated in a new book
Supporters of Diana Warner and Sarah Benn gather outside regulator’s London office
A ‘nurturing’ GP practice shows Seren Boyd how it seeks to reassure, gently challenge, and communicate sensitively with its patients in a bid to tackle deep-rooted health inequalities
Some of Andrea Williamson’s colleagues at medical school joked that she ought to become a social worker rather than a doctor. For the renowned GP, it is the social determinants of health that drive her work
Bungled guidance, a ‘criminal’ lack of protection for staff, and patients ‘raining from the sky’. As a new phase of the COVID inquiry gets under way, three doctors describe their experience of the pandemic
Refugees and asylum seekers are often wrongly turned away from primary care because they lack proof of ID and address. Seren Boyd reports on a scheme which makes it easier for them to register
In a health service ravaged by COVID and years of funding cuts, the NHS Confederation chair sets out his priorities
