Dr James Howitt draws the first season of the 1st incision podcast to a close, and looks forward to the next season later in the autumn of 2019. We hope you have enjoyed the series so far, and don't forget to sign up via your favourite podcast app!

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CMF's National Field Director and paediatrician Dr John Greenall discusses the needs, sensitivities, ethics and controversies surrounding the care and treatment of children and adolescents identifying as transgender.

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Dr Mark shares some helpful, practical advice for praying effectively in the midst of the pressures of working as a Christian medic or nurse.

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Dr Kate talks to Dr James Howitt about how we care compassionately for transgender patients, looking at some of the areas of controversy in current approaches.

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In this episode, Dr James Howitt talk to Dr Melody Redman as they explore why and how Christian health professionals can engage in advocacy, medical and nursing politics and Biblical social justice.

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In this episode we consider the ethics of contraception. This is not a topic often talked about in evangelical and wider protestant circles. What are the ethical issues raised by different means of contraception, and is there a biblical case for using contraception at all? Dr James Howitt is joined by Dr Laurence Crutchlow as they explore the ethical and biblical issues for Christians.

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Dr Sunil Raheja talks to Dr James Howitt about 'burnout' amongst those working in healthcare, and at ways we can protect ourselves and support others.

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This is the first episode of the new podcast of the Christian Medical Fellowship.
Opening up the interface between Christian faith and medicine, each episode of 1st incision will be a discussion with a Christian working at the cutting edge of healthcare. 

In this first edition, Dr James Howitt talks to Dr James May about 'mindfulness' and how we deal critically with this increasingly popular, but poorly understood mental health practice. 

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