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          Jonty Heaversedge, 44, is a GP in southeast London who sees patients, is a writer and broadcaster, and chairs the Southwark clinical commissioning group....

          Dr Jonty's paradigm of social deprivation leading to poor health helps us take a more people-centred and respectful approach towards how we can help people.

        1. Dr Jonty's paradigm of social deprivation leading to poor health helps us take a more people-centred and respectful approach towards how we can help people.
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        3. Jonty Heaversedge, 44, is a GP in southeast London who sees patients, is a writer and broadcaster, and chairs the Southwark clinical commissioning group.
        4. The Mindful Manifesto presents — and represents — the continuing move of mindfulness practices into the mainstream of western culture.
        5. The authors (Jonty Heaversedge is a medical doctor and Ed Halliwell is a writer/mindfulness teacher) share exercises and tips that help break down the steps.

          6. Reflections and learning from our outgoing joint Medical Director

          Our Joint Medical Director, Dr Jonty Heaversedge, has been working in healthcare in south east London for 30 years. In that time, he has held many roles, including as a GP, educator and media doctor.

          During his time with the CCG and subsequently ICB, he has been instrumental in developing and championing system leadership across SEL.

          Jonty is now moving to Singapore for an exciting new role. Before he goes, we sat down with him to discuss his career, his vision for the future of integrated care in south east London and his new role in sunny Singapore.

           

          Q: What is your role in the ICB and ICS?

          A: My role is Joint Medical Director.

          Dr Jonty Heaversedge.

          I work on the Integrated Care Board (ICB). We represent health and care across SEL and have a responsibility in the system for thinking about how we plan and pay for the care for people who live in south east London. There are many aspects to my role but at heart I try to bring a