I AM at work in your hospital
We often refer to God as our Great Physician but here Bex Lawton imagines what other roles God might take in the multi-disciplinary team... Read more.
what does he like to be called?
Bex Lawton tells us a story of a patient encounter with a teenager on her ward. Pseudonyms have been used for anonymity.... Read more.
editorial: God in the ordinary
Our writers share their experiences of God kicking down conventional beliefs and bursting out into their working days, at home and overseas, in our communities and... Read more.
prayer for dying well
In light of the recent parliamentary vote towards legalising assisted suicide in England and Wales, Helen Byrne and Bex Lawton express the pain, fear, and hope of... Read more.
the parable of the ED nurse
Bex Lawton tells a parable that may have some familiar echoes... Read more.
Corridor care: A response to the RCN’s report.
I’ve heard health professionals joke about the ‘soundproof’ curtains around a patient’s bed-space, where confidential conversations are held behind flimsy... Read more.
We are a multitude of voices
After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the Lamb.... Read more.
editorial: flavours
Bex Lawton is a paediatric nurse and CMF’s Head of Nurses & Midwives. What a joy it was to gather together for NAMfest to celebrate ten years of CMF Nurses... Read more.
hearts set on pilgrimage
where to next Bex Lawton looks to the future of CMF’s nurses and midwives fellowship and ministry. You can’t really know where you are going until you... Read more.
those firsts
That first drug error The first time you cry on shift The first complaint made about you And the first patient that you lose. The funeral you attend And the safeguarding... Read more.
