‘The grey sky noticed her shining limbs. ‘Oh stream,’ he said, ‘where are you from?’ The little stream dimpled but said nothing.’ From my new picture book.
The Stream, picture 2
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The Stream, picture 1
“A lithe and sprightly little stream went running down a valley.”
Dr Hairy’s Podcast No 4
A new instalment of Dr Hairy’s Podcast is now available at http://www.drhairy.org/index.php/dr-hairys-research-podcasts, or on Podbean at https://drhairysresearchpodcasts.podbean.com/.
Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss recent medical articles from the British Journal of General Practice (BJGP) and the British Medical Journal (BMJ). Subjects covered this time:
- Coronavirus
- Using mHealth for the management of hypertension in UK primary care,BJGP Sept 2019 p 435
- Patient preferences for management of high blood pressure in the UK, BJGP Sept 2019 p 437
- Steps to benefit from social prescription, BJGP Jan 2020 p 18
- Primary Care Networks: NHS England under pressure to rein in its ambitions, BMJ m230
- Gender pay gap in general practice is 35%, report finds, BMJ m112
The Stream – introductory picture
Introductory picture from my new picture book ‘The Stream’.
‘I’m a Parsnip!’ out now on Amazon
‘I’m a Parsnip!’, my new picture book, is now available from Amazon – https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1709986395 in the UK, or https://www.amazon.com/dp/1709986395 in the US. It’s light-hearted look at the transgender experience, telling the story of Penny the Carrot, who comes to the realization that actually she’s a parsnip. There’s also a short video based on the book on YouTube – https://youtu.be/Y5G-b6xb-Ps.
Please view, buy, read, rate, review, follow, share, and anything else you can think of!
Procedure complete, Penny settles down to live happily ever after.
From I’m a Parsnip!, my forthcoming picture book.
As ever, Penny’s friend Kevin the Carrot is right there for her.
From I’m a Parsnip!, my forthcoming picture book.
Dr Hairy’s Podcast No 3
A new instalment of Dr Hairy’s Podcast is now available at http://www.drhairy.org/index.php/dr-hairys-research-podcasts, or on Podbean at https://drhairysresearchpodcasts.podbean.com/.
Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss recent medical articles from the British Journal of General Practice (BJGP) and the British Medical Journal (BMJ). Subjects covered this time:
- ‘Non-attendance at urgent referral appointments for suspected cancer’, BJGP December 2019, p 602
- ‘Factors affecting use of unscheduled care for people with advanced cancer’, BJGP December 2019, p 603
- ‘The Reflecting Team: a new approach to case discussion’, BJGP December 2019, p 612
- ‘Quaternary JPrevention: an evidence-based concept aiming to protect patients from medical harm’, BJGP December 2019, p 614
- ‘AI system outperforms radiologists in first reading of breast cancer screening, study claims’, BMJ m16
- ‘C reactive protein testin in general practice safely reduces antibiotic use for flare-ups of COPD’, BMJ l5991
- ‘Long term exposure to ambient fine particulate matter and incidence of stroke’, BMJ l6720
- ‘France removes state funding for dementia drugs’, BMJ l6930
Penny’s Dad becomes embarrassingly supportive.
From I’m a Parsnip!, my forthcoming picture book.
Penny’s Mum is delighted with the outcome of her procedure.
From I’m a Parsnip!, my forthcoming picture book.