praying for patients
…whole. Morning and evening prayers and grace at mealtimes were a regular feature of life on the ward well into the 1960s, and all patients and staff would have joined…
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BMA’s 180 degree turn to embrace what it once called ‘the greatest crime’
…and is ardently defended by its present leadership. By contrast the CMF still opposes abortion. This does not make the CMF a lobby group. It rather raises questions about the…
Abortion and mental health: the ‘debate’ continues for psychiatrists (or does it?)
…also been covered in more detail on previous CMF blogs: here, here and here) Thevathasan’s primary concern is to highlight the continuing influence of the one-sided report by the Academy…
Disagreement amongst Christians is normal and unity does not mean uniformity
…taking issue with views expressed in CMF literature and often from both sides of a particular issue. One of the great strengths of CMF is that we are an interdenominational…
Remembering Millie
…lead radio feature in the Radio Times this week (p122) with some photos of the family. Posted by Daniel Ng (CMF member) and Philippa Taylor (CMF Head of Public Policy)…
Above all, the NHS needs an ‘avalanche of compassion’
At this year’s Rendle Short Lecture during the CMF National Conference, Dr Tim Lyttle (a GP and social entrepreneur in the Midlands and Northwest) threw out a challenge to CMF…
What’s wrong with the General Medical Council’s draft guidance on ‘Personal Beliefs and Medical Practice’?
…from another document!) CMF’s recent comments on the 2008 draft of ‘Personal Beliefs and Medical Practice’ are available on the CMF website. However the new 2012 draft for consultation has…
Abortion law in Ireland under serious threat from new legislation
…criticism from the pro-abortion lobby of the Irish abortion law. This CMF blog details more about the story and outcome of the inquest into her death. The Inquest decided that…
Patients, families and organ donation – who should decide? (RE-POST)
…express consent, clinicians should not be able to take organs if the family object. Welsh organ donation proposals must give more than lip-service to family veto. CMF’s response to the…
Is creating three-parent embryos as minimal as changing the batteries in a camera?
…think it is far more significant than changing camera batteries. A year ago I wrote a blog warning that creating three parent embryos was unnecessary and unethical. CMF Chief Executive,…
