People with learning disabilities should also benefit from digital advances

Healthcare professionals should provide good quality care for all servicer users

Wendy Johnson finds joy in Rachael’s efforts at cooking, despite her choice of recipes

A new year’s email gave Wendy Johnson the chance to celebrate a breakthrough in quality improvement

Wendy Johnson describes the frustration of trying to obtain mental health support

Getting on a flight with a child who has autism can be challenging

Will rethinking the concept of accountability shift the individual blame culture in the NHS?

Talking to patients and those close to them, as well as checking health passports, can help to improve treatment 

The devil is in the detail – and especially relevant in patient feedback writes Wendy Johnson

Wendy Johnson wants to know how you tell the difference from good quality and bad quality care, and what it means to her daughter Rachael who has autism

Wendy Johnson wants to know whether we should walk before we can run when it comes to new plans for a digital NHS, set out by Jeremy Hunt

Self-managing at work is a big task. But so are the demands of the job. Wendy Johnson tells you to be more dog and live life for now, instead of planning all the time.

Wendy Johnson's daughter Rachael got her first tattoo following years of talk and no action. Here, she discusses who was in more pain – Rachael or herself. 

The nuances and ambiguities of the English language can lead to misinterpretation, so don't end up with egg on your face after saying you have a frog in your throat.

The government’s benefits policy have been a disaster for one service user.

Children with disabilities are still being forced to travel unacceptable distances to receive the specialist care they deserve.

Can 2017 really get any worse than 2016 for the NHS? Wendy Johnson explains why we should prepare for a bumpy ride.

Wendy Johnson assesses how much has changed when managing discrimination against people with a disability.