Month: March 2018

Below are two letters home from students hoping for careers in NHS management. If you were recruiting graduate trainees, which would you […]

Medical students say they currently learn almost nothing about the way diet and lifestyle affect health – and they should be taught […]

News and Comment from Roy Lilley. Being half a world away gives you a different perspective on life.  For instance, the coverage […]

‘The world’s older population continues to grow at an unprecedented rate. Today, 8.5% of people worldwide are aged 65 and over.  This […]

Low back pain (affecting the back between the bottom of the ribs and the top of the legs) is a common condition. […]

News and Comment from Roy Lilley. It looks like the shemozzle over the next pay-rise is over.  The basic minimum wage, in […]

STP plans are rightly famed for their clarity and punchy style, but what happens if you ask an advanced artificial intelligence system […]

Hospitals that are full of people who really shouldn’t be there.  Staff working at the limits of their capacity.  Overburdened bureaucracy and […]

Following reports in the media about the appointment of a major firm of management consultants, Sir Trevor Longstay, chairman of Blithering Improvement, […]