Whilst I’m sharing this article - I would like to say that i was a very resourceful medical student and went to this St David’s Day Dining Out wearing 2 nighties from Asda
Read it here 👉 https://t.co/QIuu1QG5lE
Don’t forget to log on at 2pm for the 7th #ABS MDT Meeting on DCIS, free for all ABS members. Join us online for updates and discussion - https://t.co/se7huR4yo6
Delighted to be directing this course for the British Association of Black Surgeons on 11/3/23 at @RCSnews . Essential clinical, career & workplace skills for future surgeons. Sign up now! Confirmed Faculty to follow. https://t.co/v1Rl7ImSEo
How can we transform surgical practice to reduce costs and eliminate patient #inequalities? JW Thompson et al. explores how the transformation of the @NCLOrthoSoc could provide the answer. Read the full article in our latest Bulletin: https://t.co/bn5atg9agi #DEI#NHS
We are now actively recruiting breast units into National Margins Audit 2. Please join us in this important piece of work.
#NMA2#breastcancer#breastcancermargins
In the last 18 months, I have worked with 28 NHS teams to help them create happier working lives, without spending large amounts of ££££
Here are five things I’ve learned from NHS frontline teams:
#HappierNHS 🧵
Magtrace® has officially received a guidance recommendation from the @NICEComms, for use in SLNB.
NICE acknowledge this could be a significant breakthrough in breast cancer staging, with the potential to drastically improve NHS breast cancer operations.
Find out more 👇
The emergence of sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB) ushered in an improved approach for less invasive axilla surgery.
@DrSarahTang explains how performing SLNB with Magtrace® has helped reduce the likelihood of post-surgery lymphedema.
Full video at the link below 👇
So, to conclude I learned that teaching is great and I love it. Medical students are amazing and I often wish they were happier. What we teach and how we teach it really makes a difference. At least I like to believe that.
In April 2000 I was appointed as a Rheumatology consultant at University College London Hospital and 5 months later I took over leading the Rheumatology teaching there for @UCLMS. 22 years later, yesterday was my last day in charge. Here are some things I learned.t