3 years ago, Rethinking Health started with an idea to tackle overprescribing Now, we have a more radical mission… Educating the future health workforce on disease prevention, health creation and patient-centred biopsychosocial care Hope for the Future is our mission & message

A modern health system must prioritise these key elements for better health care ⬇️ As the future health workforce, Rethinking Health is advocating for: 😷 Disease prevention 🌳 Health creation 📈 Addressing health inequalities 👥 Promoting patient-partnered care

Thank you PLOS Global Public Health for publishing my opinion piece ‘Listening to the voices of the medically silenced’ and @paimadhu in particular for the invite! Open access👇🏽 journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…

Reading Tamarin’s Lancet Wakley prize essay 3 years ago, and then her book, The Song of the Whole Wide World, exploring grief in motherhood, was a rich learning resource Patient narratives are vital for improving health care Honoured to have this conversation with her. Ep 1 👇🏼

.@pwhitakerwriter on his book What is A Doctor, overprescribing culture, and the friction between prevention through pharmaceuticals vs prevention through socioeconomic determinants Episode 2 out now👇🏼: tinyurl.com/25buka62

Thank you, ⁦Wes Streeting⁩. If we don’t care enough about dying people to give them the care they need to make life worth living (and we don’t - palliative & hospice care is only 30% NHS funded) then how can we pretend the “choice” to end your life is genuinely free?

I moved over to Blue Sky a few months back. Would love to remain connected with Twitter mutuals there too 👇🏼 hamaad.bsky.social

A huge honour to be invited to the House of Lords this week for the launch of Rethinking Health. Wonderful to see Hamaad @hamaadkhan.bsky.social and colleagues foregrounding patient stories as they look to the future. Thrilled to meet you there, fellow Medicine Unheard podcast guest Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan!

Medical education fit for the future requires 👉🩺RADICAL change bmj.com/content/387/bm… the future health workforce must be educated on principles of disease prevention health creation patient-partnered biopsychosocial approaches to wellbeing Dame Jane Dacre Dr Ian Jackson 😷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇺🗿

How we train future clinicians has the potential to radically and sustainably improve healthcare for everyone. Medical education fit for the future requires radical change #MedEd bmj.com/content/387/bm…

Khan HA et al: Medical education fit for the future requires radical change bmj.com/content/387/bm…

"Current medical education has an overt biomedical focus that does not engage enough on wider social determinants of health." Medical education fit for the future requires radical change #MedEd bmj.com/content/387/bm…

Medicine Unheard episode 4 out now. Noreen Masud talks with Hamaad @hamaadkhan.bsky.social on her personal experience of trauma, cPTSD and the wider dehumanisation of brown bodies. Watch here: youtu.be/GxgmXT1g04o?si…

Medicine Unheard episode 4 out now. Noreen Masud reflects on the power of books and literature as resistance against the wider dehumanisation of brown bodies. Watch here: youtu.be/GxgmXT1g04o?si…

Medicine Unheard episode 4 out now. Noreen Masud reflects on the power of books and literature as resistance against the dehumanisation of marginalised communities. Watch here: youtu.be/GxgmXT1g04o?si…

13th Jubilee Centre international conference at Oriel College, Oxford. Director Tom Harrison Uni of Birmingham opens with this great quote. #character and #globalchallenges

Our national study found that for every one hour with patients, UK resident doctors spend four hours on admin. In The BMJ today, we break down why this isn’t just an inconvenience, it’s a safety risk.  1) Fragmented EHRs → endless copy-paste + re-entering data 2) Trainees

Administrative overload harms patient care! Our new The BMJ piece co-authored with Sammy Arab, MD, Hamaad @hamaadkhan.bsky.social & Prof Stuart D Rosen explores how admin tasks & fragmented digital systems steal time from patients. Clinician designed tools aren’t optional, they’re essential!

"Every hour lost to poorly designed administrative activity is an hour not spent examining, teaching, or treating." Administrative overload harms patient care and wastes clinical time, Sammy Arab, MD Karan Hamaad @hamaadkhan.bsky.social bmj.com/content/390/bm…