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A Whole Person Framework for Public Policy | Open Access Gov
Read the article by Dr Johanna Lynch here.
The Sense of Safety Theoretical Framework
The Sense of Safety approach has officially become a Theoretical Framework published in an open access journal so that all disciplines can use it and adapt it to their setting. This is part of the dream – a language and healing goals that can be shared across the disciplines! Read it here.
Writer in Residence for the ALIVE National Centre for Mental Health Research Translation.
Come on a journey of discovery with Dr Lynch as she writes about the many ways that we can maintain a vision to see the wonderful interconnectedness of the whole person. Read more here.
Where the joy comes from: a qualitative exploration of deep GP-patient relationships
Happy to be part of a team researching the importance of depth in GP relationships in order to weather complex or difficult health issues. Read the research here.
RACGP White Book on Violence and Abuse - 'Trauma-informed care in General Practice'
Dr Johanna Lynch was invited to write a new chapter for the RACGP White Book on Violence and Abuse - entitled 'Trauma-informed care in General Practice'. Read it here!
Protecting whole person care with generalism in medicine?
The University of Queensland Medical School reflects on my recent article and the wider topic of medical generalism - so lovely to be able to point out that generalism can be part of any clinician's toolbox. Click here to read it!
Holding the complex whole: Generalist philosophy, priorities and practice that facilitate whole-person care
This invited paper was designed to help GPs gain confidence in the work they do to manage complexity. It ended up being a chance to explain the generalist philosophy and how the Sense of Safety framework can help us see and care for the whole person.
More respect needed for ‘Craft of Generalism’: GPNews
My first write up in the national GPNews online magazine! Click here to read it!
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