can we ever be truly ‘safe’?
Generation Z live in one of the safest times in history, but many suggest that they are the most safety conscious in history, and highly risk averse. This is not... Read more.
Vaccines
Vaccines are widely used by Christians. Whether as parents permitting vaccination of their children, or nurses administering seasonal flu vaccines, Christians have... Read more.
making decisions
Laurence Crutchlow explores how we discern God’s will as we choose our career Psychiatry or paediatrics? Or perhaps orthopaedics or obstetrics? Or enjoying... Read more.
Editorial:yet more work…
Evaluation. Feedback. Briefly a novelty, then a chore, then overkill. Thus the attitude of the average student to giving feedback changes. Can a consultant session... Read more.
Working in healthcare
Laurence Crutchlow asks what a biblical view of work looks like in the NHS The National Health Service (NHS) can be a tough place to work and study. Reaching its... Read more.
Editorial:state of mind
‘No health without mental health’ is a commonly heard campaigning cry. An average GP’s surgery involves a great deal of mental health work, and... Read more.
Local groups: medical schools
Laurence Crutchlow looks at new medical schools Changes to the UK and Ireland’s medical school map aren’t new. If you visit the CMF student office,... Read more.
Review tv review: 13 Reasons Why
13 Reasons Why topped Jumpshot’s analysis of most-watched original shows on Netflix in the US when released in 2017. (1) The series chronicles the final year... Read more.
Unborn children
‘Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.’ (Psalm 139:16) Today’s... Read more.
Distinctives: In the begining…
Laurence Crutchlow considers beginning of life conundrums 1. abortion If life in utero is of value to God, then unborn babies surely deserve the protection of... Read more.
