Lucy O'Hagan

Lucy O’Hagan reviews The Science of Miracles and hears a call for doctors to embrace healing beyond the confines of traditional practise

Lucy O’Hagan reviews The Science of Miracles and hears a call for doctors to embrace healing beyond the confines of traditional practise

Lucy O’Hagan shares a GP’s journey of resilience, reflection and the transformation that followed

When prime minister Christopher Luxon criticised doctors for prioritising young Māori and Pasifika patients, he called it a matter of need, not ethnicity. But if healthcare isn’t based on ethnicity, how will we truly capture those with the highest need, ponders Lucy O’Hagan

Lucy O’Hagan, a Pākehā, reflects on the power of collective action, the richness of Māori values and her journey to embrace care and community in a world dominated by individualism

Lucy O’Hagan, a Pākehā, reflects on the power of collective action, the richness of Māori values and her journey to embrace care and community in a world dominated by individualism

When Lucy O’Hagan dragged her best friend out of a toxic relationship, it wasn’t the hero story people might think. The escape was only the beginning