Friday Aug 17th, 2012
Did we really want a National Health Service?
For most today, it’s difficult to imagine a British hospital system where treatment is not ‘free’ at the point of delivery, paid for out of national taxation, because in our imagination, the alternatives conjure pejorative images of the Americanisation of health. Those today opposed to decentralisation also echo the concerns of earlier health reformers like Dr Stark Murray, who thought the pre-nationalised hospital system simply disparate and… read more »
Monday May 20th, 2013
Law, gerontology, and human rights: can we connect them all?
The European Court of Justice and the rights of older people.
Sunday May 19th, 2013
Mindful exercise and mental health
The use of mindful physical exercise and meditation in treatment and prevention of mental disorders in aging adults
Friday May 17th, 2013
American psychiatry is morally challenged
Michael A. Taylor on the influence of money in psychiatry
Thursday May 16th, 2013
Personality disorders in DSM-5
Dr. Donald Black reflects on the classification of personality disorders in the newest iteration of the DSM
