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From innovative thinking to enhanced problem-solving, dyslexia can bring unique strengths to surgical practice. So why does it remain so hidden in the profession?

ADHD may affect over 30% of the surgical workforce, bringing attributes and challenges. Read more here.

Surgical education relies on good will and motivation from its educators, but what sustains them? Find out more here, published in the World Journal of Urology.

A coaching perspective on surgeons’ inner critics and practical ways to soften self-talk, improve focus and reduce burnout.

Alongside Kat Ford and Joe Curry, I was proud to be awarded the College Medal for contribution to the RCS England.

Adverse events (errors and complications) happen to all surgeons, yet there is no formal preparation for them. This article explores how we can prepare ourselves for, and manage, adverse events better.