When primary care doesn’t connect, collaborate and work together - patients see and feel that disconnection.
In service to the patient – Paul McNamara, nurse
When we get it right we're playing together as a band. That's the way to make the health service sing.
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We are a profession divided – Dr Paul Bryan
The gulf that divides us has grown too wide. Now there are dozens of organisations purportedly representing doctors, or at least sections of the medical community.
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When elephants fight – Dr Nick Tellis
I look forward to BridgeBuilders being one of the places where we can come together and discuss some of the big issues facing our noble vocation and valued patients.
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The Golden Rule of kindness – Dr Tash Coventry
As a parent I have been struck with how often I’ve seen the behaviour of my children replicated in my workplace and more broadly in ‘grown-up politics’, both in and out of the world of medicine.
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Training pathways should encourage collaboration – Dr Bob Vickers
As GPs and GP registrars, we all want the best for our communities and patients. This is only achievable through a happy, sustainable and appropriately skilled workforce.
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Collaboration is priceless, but involves compromise and discomfort – Dr Tim Senior
Disunity makes us all uncomfortable, as well as making it easy to ignore us in policy development. However, our desire for unity is not absolute.