I am a GP, now very part time as clinician and more focused on healthcare
commissioning as a 'GP commissioner', research in primary care and engaging
in the broad healthcare debates we should be having. In particular I try to
understand the ways in which communities and society generate illness or
health and how communities do and should respond to those who are unwell.

I find complexity thinking enormously helpful in all these areas. It's one
of the conceptual tools I use, along with the Arts, philosophy, psychology,
the new physics and spirituality. This group is stimulating and helps me to
feel less alone -   the medical and healthcare management worlds can be very
alienating environments.

I worry a bit about Facebook - it's the fear of being confronted by
advertisements. I remain sane only by seeing them as little as possible.

William House
Bath, UK


On 1/10/08 01:58, "Chris Burton" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Yes we could if we want - this list is self organising!
> 
> As a person brought up pre-facebook, would it be useful (at least for
> now) for people to send in a 1 paragraph email about who they are and
> what they're doing with complexity / wanting complexity to do for them?
> 
> Chris
> 
> 
> Anne Cunningham wrote:
>> Could we have a Facebook group or some other virtual way of networking?
>> 
>> Anne Marie 
>> 
>>  
>> 
>> Dr Anne Marie Cunningham
>> Clinical Lecturer
>> Department of Primary Care and Public Health
>> Centre for Health Sciences Research
>> Cardiff University
>> 3rd Floor, Neuadd Meirionnydd
>> Heath Park
>> Cardiff
>> CF14 4XN
>> 
>> Tel: 02920 68 71 70
>> Fax: 02920 68 7219
>> 
> 
>