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Healthcare
Smarter than the average service? (ICJ, October 2021) (Retitled from an earlier version in April 2021)
A new Secretary of State for Health and Care: three tensions he can recast (ICJ, June 2021)
Getting what you need in healthcare: An information systems perspective (ICJ, February 2021)
Integrated Care Systems: where everything depends on everything and everything affects everything (ICJ, January 2021)
Patient experience and efficiency delivery: the car park barometer (HT, December 2020) p 62-3 in Issue 4.
A systems view on clinical simulation suites: an outsider’s perspective (Healthy Simulation, December, 2020)
Algorithms of destruction? (ICJ, Nov 2020)
Aligning value and incentives to make digital health really work (ICJ, Oct 2020)
Coronavirus: what’s up with our experts? (ICJ, Aug 2020)
Coronavirus and the model (HT, Mar 2020)
AI in health: Mirage, miracle or management tool? (ICJ, Dec 2019)
Situational awareness: why integrated health systems won’t work without it (HT, Oct 2019)
Flow beats capacity: how we must change our hospital design (HT, Sep 2019)
Over the moon: Astronauts, digital twins and healthier services (ICJ, Aug 2019)
Healthy information: Science and logistics (ICJ, Jul 2019)
Patient flows: Where engineering meets medicine (ICJ, May 2019)
NHS: Using technology to wage war on waste (ICJ, Apr 2019)
Health systems: What should they deliver and why is this so difficult? (ICJ, Feb 2019)
Other
Paradoxes facing the Integrated Care Systems: SCALE (Tricordant, July 2021)
Simulation & Modelling
Healthcare Systems: Why Simulation Overcomes the Design Barriers (Impact 2021 (1): 32-34)
Climate change
Why can’t we just cut back and save the planet? (Jubilee Centre Blog, 18 October 2021)
Climate change: seeking a Christian perspective (Jubilee Centre Blog, 27 Sept 2021)
Climate Change, Science and Uncertainty (Jubilee Centre Blog, 23 Sept 2021)
Aviation
Liberating the Lobster (CAT Magazine, June 2020)
Education
Content is free: universities should stop producing it (Times Higher October 2021)
A new business model for the business school (EFMD Global Blog, October 2020)
An industry-style focus on teaching costs is vital to survive the pandemic (Times Higher, September 2020)
What Higher Education can learn from the healthcare reforms (Times Higher, January 2016)
YouTube playlist
Professor Geoff Rodgers, Vice Provost Research, Brunel University London
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Datchet Consulting is working with Brunel University London in aviation-related research. Transport faces extreme pressures (e.g. carbon footprint) and amazing opportunities (e.g. hybrid power), so a sustainable research theme is highly attractive: one that aligns funding with industrial aspirations, especially if it embraces artificial intelligence, logistics, new materials, and smart energy.
Baptist Times
Work series (4 March – 24 April 2019)
How can I bring the workplace into my faith?
Making better decisions and developing better people
Advent 2019 series (2-21 December 2019)
Tamar and her experience of Hope
Rahab and her experience of peace
Pandemic series (1-9 April 2020)
The balance between trust and action (Hezekiah’s tunnel)
Lockdown learning series (27 May – 4 June 2020)
Learning under lockdown: trying something new
Learning under lockdown: just listening
Learning under lockdown: fast and slow reading
Learning under lockdown: driven by curiosity
Learning under lockdown: Bible study in a socially distanced world
Series from 1 Peter (7-20 January 2021)
Radical parables series (9 July – 6 August 2021)
Radical parables from Luke: 1. The minas
Radical parables from Luke: 2. The rich fool
Radical parables from Luke: 3. The good Samaritan
Radical parables from Luke: 4. The shrewd manager
Radical parables from Luke 5. The runaway son
Book reviews
Lockdown views of the psalms (14 April 2021)
In God’s company by Peter Lupson (28 April 2021)
Multicultural Kingdom by Harvey Kwiyani (13 May 2021)
JI Packer: his life and thought by Alister McGrath (28 May 2021)
Redeeming Capitalism by Kenneth J Barnes (26 August 2021)
Silverwing by Kenneth Steven (17 September 2021)
Strange Rites by Tara Isabella Burton (24 September 2021)
Through the Bible with Michael Green (1 October 2021)
Changing the Climate by Debbie, David and Jamie Hawker (8 October 2021)
God’s Calling Cards by Emily Owen (22 October 2021)
Up from the ashes by Dr A and Samara Levy (5 November 2021)
Celebrating Christmas - embracing joy through art and reflections (18 November 2021)
100 Best Christmas Poems for Children, by Roger McGough and Beatriz Castro (10 December 2021)
A Church of the People by John Dyer (5 January 2022)
Written for Faith - St John's Gospel: A true witness? by Ian Morris (14 January 2022)
The Gospel – what is it? by Alistair Hornal (4 February 2022)
Other Christian
Equipped to heal podcast.
Episode 3 - Series 3. Suffering, living with impairment and glory with Professor Terry Young.