Museum pays tribute to the migrants who have been a backbone of the NHS
In the last 70 years the NHS has learned to adapt to the religious practices and traditions of its diverse staff, a story charted in the Migration Museum.
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Spiritual Support on the Front Line
By Lianne Kolirin Hospital chaplains are reporting that the number of staff who are seeking support has mushroomed in the […]
Is the NHS our new national religion?
By Tim Maby, 14 April 2020 In this current pandemic crisis “the churches have faded into the background, they’ve shut […]
The NHS, our National Religion
By Linda Woodhead When faced with a biblical plague, the British turn not to God but the National Health Service. […]
Faith in the time of plague: how medical staff cope
By Andrew Brown 25 March 2020 Between 30,000 and 70,000 people will die of the coronavirus in Britain this year, […]