As a consequence of a deeply dominant pattern of behaviour in the life sciences, we've become very adept at looking at the parts of living things, but paradoxically, it's taking us further from understanding what makes someone vital and alive. If you find yourself feeling like populist science is making things appear more dead and meaningless, then you should come to trust that intuition. When I became a doctor I hadn't imagined I'd also need to become a researcher. I just wanted to be able to get on with the job of doctoring as well as possible. In an ideal world, with the phenomenal resources being spent on medical research, a constant stream of high quality information should be getting passed onto the frontline of healthcare and improving our capacity to assist people to heal. Increasingly this isn’t the reality and consequently, I’ve had to become a researcher in order to be able to do my job as well as possible. This website will be the hub for presenting my research, and the research of many others. Given that it will comprise monologues, dialogues, case presentations and many visual elements, I've chosen to present it in video format. Also, I feel it's the most effective way to present a large body of work in as coherent a manner as possible.

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Kind regards

Tim Evers