MDDUS chief medical officer Dr John Holden has seen plenty of change over his medical career, and in this article he considers that against the transformative change brought by the pandemic.

Publications editor Jim Killgore explores the work being done to avoid “baked in” bias in AI applications that could exacerbate existing health inequalities.

Mediator Owen Bubbers-Jones shows how simple, tested tools can help nip any conflict in the bud.

The pandemic has had a significant impact on waiting times for healthcare across the country. Insight editor Dr Greg Dollman explores the part doctors can play in tackling this issue, and the importance of managing it in a compassionate way.

There has been a growing trend of doctors being asked for, or providing their professional opinion outside the clinical setting, such as on social media platforms. So is it okay to give advice in this way? Medical adviser Dr Roopinder Brar offers practical advice.

Head of training Liz Price discusses how ‘human factors’ hold the key to creating safer systems.

Author Wendy Moore on the story behind her book celebrating the ground-breaking WWI “suffragettes’ hospital” at Endell Street, London

...Dr M administers the vaccine but later realises he has given the patient the wrong one...

...Mr K submits a letter of complaint asking if his tooth was knocked when he was being administered the general anaesthetic for his surgery...

...the GMC writes to Ms S informing her that concerns have been raised over her fitness to practise in connection with prescriptions supplied to a friend...

Susannah Basile discusses the work of charity Doctors in Distress.

Professor Deborah Bowman becomes a student again and reflects on the ethical context of how we as individuals meet and treat aspiring clinicians.

Review of book by Gavin Francis

Pioneering nutritionist who developed and tested wartime rations