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In this video, chair Dr Ruw Abeyratne is joined by Dr Aicha Bouraoui and Dr Katie Malbon to explore health inequalities and raise awareness of health inequalities in the NHS. They discuss the prevalence and effect of inequality among their patients, the lack of confidence physicians have in discussing health inequality during routine care, prevention, and how clinicians can intervene when they become aware of socioeconomic factors hindering their health outcomes. They focus on the importance of seeing a patient as a whole, not just treating the condition they present with.

Dr Katie Malbon, consultant paediatrician interviews Sara Sabra, a rheumatology patient. They discuss Sara’s experience of her condition, her experience with the NHS, the importance of education and knowledge regarding healthy lifestyles as a preventative measure. Sara highlights the importance of being treated holistically in a medical setting and encourages fellow patients to be inquisitive and ask questions of their clinicians.

A pilot project in south Wales is aiming to improve support for people who are waiting for psychological therapies.

Changes to training have meant that over time trainees may have less exposure to risk management.

This patient-centric approach not only enhances flexibility and convenience but also promotes self-management and personalised care.

Our experts explore key questions surrounding paediatric and transitional care in outpatient transformation work.

Our experts explore palliative care from a health economics lense.

Jets Workforce provides the endoscopy workforce with a structured approach to training, assessment, and appraisals.

Adolescents and young adults possess the freedom of uninhibited thinking and can generate innovative feedback and ideas.

The world around palliative care has changed. Patients are, in many cases, now living with cancer for significant periods of time.

People with incurable cancer are achieving much longer survival. The way we support them needs to change as well.

Our aim is to support patients early in their cancer journey and, alongside cancer treatment, by offering proactive symptom control.

People with fibromyalgia are often referred to rheumatology outpatients, but this may not be the best approach.

There is something uniquely special about starting the clinical journey with a baby or small child and their parents.

Common themes have emerged including communication, personalised care, integration, workforce and wellbeing.

Patients having access to multiple specialists in one appointment in a community setting could help integrate care.

Experts discuss ambulatory care, SDEC and frailty, and ambulatory management of an adult with learning difficulties.