The Cost ofof Inaction
Why Investing In Refugee Mental Health Makes Economic and Moral Sense...
The Living LabLab Ecosystem
Imagine two patients walk into a primary health centre in the same week. Both describe chest tightness, breathlessness, and shortness of breath. One is a 54-year-old man. He is sent for an ECG within the hour, a troponin test is ordered, and he is re
Beyond the ExamExam Room
Why Physicians Must Address the ‘Microcosm of a Larger Problem’ When I walked into the exam room, I met Tanya*, a patient with Type 2 diabetes who was compliant with her diet and other lifestyle modifications. Yet, her blood sugar control was dan
When the samesame symptoms lead to different diagnoses
Understanding ethnic inequalities in mental health Imagine that there are two patients who arrive in A&E, both saying the same thing. They are feeling on edge and concerned with an impending sense of doom. One is diagnosed with acute anxiety, com
Redefining Smart Hospitals:Hospitals: Health Innovation through Architecture
Looking out of the room, you see rolling hills covered in verdant green. Abundant sunshine pours in through wide windows, along with the crisp scent of the countryside air. Built around an uvumuvu tree, which is the heart of the native Bureran comm
Why Moths FlyFly But Worms Crawl
“Curiosity can manifest itself through either a moth or a worm,” the consultant said, leaning forward at a medical conference dinner. “Knowledge can be either patchy and piecemeal, like a moth gnawing at parts of a leaf, or it can b
