Featured Insights & Contributions

  • Screenshot of an article from Women's Health website discussing Ayurveda principles for women's health, menstrual health, and balancing doshas, with mentions of yoga and healthcare professionals.

    Women's Health

    Very grateful to be asked to contribute to this article on menstrual health from an Ayurvedic perspective.

    ‘Menstruation tells us a lot about our health…Each of these three dosha’s play a distinct part in shaping our menstrual experience.’

  • Screenshot of a news article webpage from 'Nursing in Practice' titled 'Adapting primary care for refugees and asylum seekers'. The page includes a photograph of a healthcare professional taking notes during a consultation with a patient. The article is authored by Madeleine Anderson and dated October 4, 2024.

    Nursing in Practice

    Sharing my insights into health inequities in this focus piece with Nursing in Practice.

    ‘…we always label particular populations as “hard to reach”, when actually the learning from this is that we are hard to reach, and we as services need to adapt to them.’

  • Screenshot of an academic article titled 'How we can improve healthcare for Gypsy, Roma, Traveller, Boater, and Showmen communities living outside the system' from the BMJ website, published October 27, 2023.

    The BMJ

    Certain communities face greater barriers to accessing healthcare than others.

    This short article with Melanie Delaroche and Amar Kamboz draws on our experience working for Doctors of the World in supporting people navigate in what at times, can feel like a hostile healthcare system.

  • Website article titled "Access to Healthcare During a Pandemic - A Nurse's Perspective." The background features a protest with signs and banners, including one that reads "No Borders in the NHS." The article is dated October 26, 2021, and promotes the week of action from October 23-27, 2021, with the hashtag #PatientsNotPassports.

    MedAct Blog

    A reflection on the opportunities and challenges that the pandemic brought for addressing health inequalities.

    ‘Simply put, it is difficult for people to attend to their health the way they may want to when their basic needs are unmet and they are excluded from the services they need.’

  • Cover page of a guide titled 'New to Inclusion Health Nursing: Guidance for Nurses' from The Queen's Institute of Community Nursing, featuring a nurse caring for a patient in a clinical setting.

    QICN New to Inclusion Health Nursing guidance

    A guide for nurses and student nurses interested in how they can reflect on and expand their practice to consider people who may have difficulty accessing mainstream healthcare services.

    With clickable links to helpful organisations and resources at the back.

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