All posts tagged NHS
QM’s Minds #1
So, this week I have handed the helm of this column over to an outsider, well, my housemate, her name is Casey Dugan, she is a second year Psychology student. […]
Looking-Glass Insects
A support network surrounding your recovery is vital. In his book ‘In My Right Mind’, Tony Weekes emphasises the importance of family and those close to the sufferer in their […]
‘In My Right Mind’ – One Man’s quest to challenge our thinking on mental well-being
A key benefit of writing my column is that I get to read works which discuss mental health, and ‘In My Right Mind’ by Tony Weekes, who I had the […]
Looking-Glass House
The charity Mind, postulates: ‘Food plays an important part in our lives and most of us will spend time thinking about what we eat. Sometimes we may try to eat […]
The ethics of medical data records – is sharing, caring? [2/2]
It is perhaps not the most common knowledge that the NHS’ records are used for research. But I would personally make the argument that this is not necessarily a bad […]
Child of the Pure Unclouded Brow
F*cking hell. So, I just read over my article from last week, apologies guys that was pretty bleak. I’m sure you’ll be glad to read that this week’s is even […]
Dramatis Personae and Chessboard
So, it’s not been great recently. It hasn’t been my day, my week, my month, or even my year. I bet you all read that to the Friends theme tune […]
The ethics of medical data records – is sharing, caring? [1/2]
In contemporary society, as the surveillance state and ‘big brother’ watch us scuttle around in the city below, privacy becomes an ethical issue that is deserving of a spotlight. Whilst the ‘incognito’ tab […]
Terrifyingly Divisive Memes for Really Confused Political Teens
I was recently asked at work to name all the US states that I could on the map, and, if possible, locate them. I named seven, and got four right […]