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Loneliness isn’t new but Covid-19 is making more of us worry about it. Olivia Field considers the impact of loneliness on individuals and society, and what Covid-19 could mean for national action on loneliness.

None of us feel very safe right now, but we must use this time to change our approach to safety for the better.

What can go wrong when we make policy without understanding how people are actually living their lives? Theo Cox reflects on this week's ABC Chat with Charlotte Augst.

The response to Covid-19 is challenging established certainties in healthcare management. As the pace of change accelerates we need evidence to shape where health goes next.

On top of jobs that are busy and stressful, healthcare workers now have to deal with fear.  How can colleagues look after themselves - and be looked after by others - in these extreme circumstances?

If you had a big event or conference planned for the first half of this year, chances are you’ve gone through a series of stages over the past month or so.

Digital tools, check ins and altruism. Rose Minshall tells us what we can do to continue fostering community and connection while isolating and working from home.

And then suddenly, just like that, we had no choice. Digital meetings are no longer an unusual (and often unpleasant) trial, but for many of us homeworkers, the only way business happens.

If Coronavirus has taught us anything, it is quite how dramatically the world can change. All those absolute certainties that we understood as-long-ago as February now seem as flimsy as chiffon. Indeed, back in February we wouldn’t have dreamed of wondering if chiffon could somehow transmit the virus, and how best to disinfect it.

Shane discusses the five things we learned at our recent Melting Pot Lunch in Leeds on population health management. The conversation was led by Andi Orlowski as part of NHS England and Improvement's Integrated Care in Action week.