Megan E.L. Brown, PhD, MBBS(H), PgCert, FHEA is a Senior Research Fellow within the School of Medicine at Newcastle University.Anna Harvey Bluemel is a postgraduate doctor in training in the North East of England, where she combines specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology with research in clinical education.Camillo Coccia is a post graduate trainee in General Medicine in the Republic of Ireland.

• Chapter 1. What is Thinking? Chapter 2. How is Philosophy the “Art of Thinking”? Chapter 3. A (very) Potted History of the Philosophy of Thinking and Knowing Chapter 4. The Long Relationship between Philosophy and Health Chapter 5. Thinking Across Cultures Chapter 6. Philosophy and Health Today Chapter 7. The More you Know, The More you Know you don’t Know Chapter 8. How can I Engage with Philosophy Today? Chapter 9. Conclusion

Effortless, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable.

Megan E.L. Brown, PhD, MBBS(H), PgCert, FHEA is a Senior Research Fellow within the School of Medicine at Newcastle University.Anna Harvey Bluemel is a postgraduate doctor in training in the North East of England, where she combines specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology with research in clinical education.Camillo Coccia is a post graduate trainee in General Medicine in the Republic of Ireland.

• Chapter 1. What is Thinking? Chapter 2. How is Philosophy the “Art of Thinking”? Chapter 3. A (very) Potted History of the Philosophy of Thinking and Knowing Chapter 4. The Long Relationship between Philosophy and Health Chapter 5. Thinking Across Cultures Chapter 6. Philosophy and Health Today Chapter 7. The More you Know, The More you Know you don’t Know Chapter 8. How can I Engage with Philosophy Today? Chapter 9. Conclusion

Effortless, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable.

Megan E.L. Brown, PhD, MBBS(H), PgCert, FHEA is a Senior Research Fellow within the School of Medicine at Newcastle University.Anna Harvey Bluemel is a postgraduate doctor in training in the North East of England, where she combines specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology with research in clinical education.Camillo Coccia is a post graduate trainee in General Medicine in the Republic of Ireland.

• Chapter 1. What is Thinking? Chapter 2. How is Philosophy the “Art of Thinking”? Chapter 3. A (very) Potted History of the Philosophy of Thinking and Knowing Chapter 4. The Long Relationship between Philosophy and Health Chapter 5. Thinking Across Cultures Chapter 6. Philosophy and Health Today Chapter 7. The More you Know, The More you Know you don’t Know Chapter 8. How can I Engage with Philosophy Today? Chapter 9. Conclusion

Effortless, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable.