Medicine is full of facts, guidelines and protocols. But the work of being a doctor also happens in the space between those facts: how patients interpret risk, how families make trade-offs, how technology changes trust, and how the healthcare system shapes what is possible.
Perspectives is where I will write those pieces.
Some essays will be about primary care and family medicine. Some will be about AI, digital health, POCT, IVD and the practical realities of running clinics. Others will be short reflections on healthcare news, patient behaviour, prevention, ageing, chronic disease or the everyday friction inside medical decisions.
The aim is not to publish medical advice for an individual case. The aim is to make healthcare thinking more visible: what matters, what is uncertain, what is overhyped, what is quietly useful, and what a GP notices from the ground.
For now, this section is built like a clean editorial notebook. New pieces can be added as Markdown files, which keeps publishing fast while leaving room for a fuller logged-in blog and comment system later.
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