Miles Mack
Miles Mack: A haircut is the first thing this doctor will order
Miles Mack: The doctor will FaceTime you now, sir
Miles Mack: Where have all my regular patients gone?
MILES MACK: It’s all change on the pandemic front line
Miles Mack: Patient information can’t always be shared
Dr Miles Mack: Waxing lyrical about the joys of learning on the job
Miles Mack: Homeopathic medicine… The jury is still out
Patients and doctors given cause to pause
Dr Miles Mack: If we help people slim their bodies, it will be a weight off their minds too
Dr Miles Mack: I’ve got the needle about the new GP contract – because it might mean others don’t
Dr Miles Mack: Being awake through the night is a frequent cause of misery and weekend lie-ins will not help
Dr Miles Mack: Taking great pains is vital in best helping those with chronic conditions
Miles Mack: Life-changing services for rural areas need not be such a remote possibility
Dr Miles Mack: GP and PC make a great team, so long as they do not become inseparable
Miles Mack: Modern life leaves us woefully unprepared to deal with death.
Dr Miles Mack: Psoriasis, poetry and the need to treat illness as well as disease
Getting patients taped: the benefits of GPs slowing down and being more inquisitive
Emotional labour: ‘I have no shame in showing a damp eye’
Knocking on the wrong door: how red tape has become the enemy of GP home visits
Miles Mack’s column: A fishy tale from the surgery waiting room
Solving the rural health crisis: do the answers lie in a 106-year-old report?
Familiarity breeds content – why the personal link with GPs is vital to the nation’s health
Promoting health by making connections
