An Hour That Changed My Life
S. Leonard Syme, who died in January, changed how we understand health and guided me to the importance of control, agency and power
The End Of Wellthcare
Why I decided to stop using the term ‘Wellthcare’ and what I am doing next
Wellthcare is Joined by Nine Organisations
And we decided to call ourselves the ‘Creating Health Incubation Group’
How Doctors’ Failures Will Lead to Social Unrest
Reflecting on talks by Pippa Malmgren, an economist, and Des Gorman, the Executive Chair of Health Workforce New Zealand
Seeing Beyond the Bio-Medical Model
Re-publishing Jamie Harvie’s excellent foreword to the Democracy Collaborative’s report, Hospitals Building Healthier Communities
Creating a Parallel System to Health Care
Reflecting on the work of Dr Lim Boon Keng of the late 1800s in Singapore to improve people’s health by improving their social conditions – and what it tells us for today
Medicaid as a Catalyst for Community
An overview of the extraordinary work of Alex Briscoe, Director of Alameda County’s Health Care Services Agency
Frugal Innovation: Learning from the Developing World
A re-posting of Charles Leadbeater’s chapter in The Alpine Review that tomorrow’s health systems require us to learn from the developing world
Why Have a Manifesto?
To bring together the ideas that we’ve discussed in Wellthcare into a brief, accessible format
Pernicious Moralising: When Public Health Fails
How number-crunching at a population level cannot create an understanding of people’s lives, and how Wellthcare is fundamentally different
Wellthcare Receives its First Grant
To understand health in ways other than the deficit model, to find real-world examples of health creation, and to hear the perspective of funders in this space
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