The annual revue by the medical students at ANU is always one of the year’s highlights and something that makes a strong contribution to the schools sense of community.
Medics’ revues are a tradition of UK medical school and hospital social life.
We propose a revival of The BMJ’s medics’ revue and seek entries that make serious and unserious points about medical training and practice.
Submit by 28 February 2026
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I am surprised this can work for anything other than a very small window of someones career. Once it is clear that conference abstracts are not translating into actual publications then their value becomes significantly discounted and even a negative.
💬 Viewpoint: Mass abstract submissions in #MedEd have led to inflated metrics, less meaningful research, and misaligned incentives for trainees and institutions.
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New paper in the Canadian Journal of Bioethics: Conscientious Objection and the Provision of Abortion at Late(r) Stages of Pregnancy https://t.co/gmudS6SqQz
I do not really disagree with this, but why should the same not apply to postdocs and other entry level academic jobs to those recently graduated with PhDs from UK institutions.
All UK medical school graduates should be guaranteed a foundation programme training post and should be prioritised for specialty training posts over international medical graduates, BMA representatives have urged
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OA chapter: Bioethics after COVID-19: Should We Embrace a Political Turn? in Because COVID… Pandemic Responses, Rationales and Ruses a collection of essays about the pandemic and its impacts: https://t.co/vDOEtZSD2T
Our latest title looks beyond the rhetoric of Australia’s #COVID19 responses to consider where the pandemic has taken us as a nation. It examines economic policy, freedom of speech and movement, violence against women, Indigenous communities, and more.
https://t.co/yTqyhsoh2w
It is hard to see this as anything other than preparing for a future where student will begin protesting about Trump and the direction he is taking the USA in.
BREAKING: The government has delivered its demands to Columbia, including:
-Placing discipline under the president
-A mask ban
-Adopting IHRA or similar
-“Placing the Middle East, South Asian, and African Studies department under academic receivership”
-Admissions reform
@aytchellesse Wittgenstien thought philosophy left everything as it is. Ironic I suppose, since he left neither philosophy nor his students as they were.
WE ARE RECRUITING!
The Postgraduate Student Council of the IME are looking for new members! We promise we’re a fun and friendly bunch; committed to supporting the postgraduate bioethics community. Applications to close on 31st Jan! https://t.co/x44PxoHDzA
Machine to revive donor organs used in double-lung transplant in UK first: Exclusive: Daniel Evans-Smith tells of transformative effect of operation using technology that could cut waiting lists. https://t.co/UmsTOUp7fG
@TrevorHockins No lecturers certainly, academic pay scales are publicly available on the website. The scale for professors is <200K. A few clinical / business Professors may have supplements that take them over 200K, perhaps even significantly so.
It is less the right than its implementation that I am question: Article headline: ANU bioethicist questions doctors’ right to conscientiously object to performing abortions