🆕 The 18th edition of the RCSI Student Medical Journal (RCSIsmj) has launched!
The journal provides undergraduate students with a platform to showcase and publish their research at an early stage in their careers.
Read it online here: https://t.co/qTnAgO6Lvs
Applications for the RCSI SMJ 25/26 team are now open!
Apply to as many roles as you wish.
Deadline: May 25, 2025 @ 12AM (Irish Time)
Info & documents: https://t.co/Xvmlx75cWX
Questions? Email: [email protected]
Join us for an Instagram Q&A session with Jennifer Engler! 🌟
Got questions about the SMJ application process? Want tips on writing and getting published? Jennifer will be here to answer all your queries!
🗓 Date: Thursday, 17th October
📍instagram : @RCSI.SMJ
We had the chance to sit down with Christopher to discuss his award-winning project—NaloxGuard, a groundbreaking device designed to prevent opioid overdoses. Want to learn more about this incredible technology? Head over to the SMJ Blog! 📰
✨Introducing the faces behind the RCSI Student Medical Journal 2024- 2025! ✨
🎉Meet the assistant committee 🎉
Get ready for an exciting year ahead filled with new initiatives, insightful articles, journal Clubs , and much more!
✨Introducing the faces behind the RCSI Student Medical Journal 2024- 2025! ✨
🎉Meet the executive committee 🎉
Get ready for an exciting year ahead filled with new initiatives, insightful articles, journal Clubs , and much more!
This commentary on "disease-first" language is worth a read...
"Even potentially positive statements, such as patients achieving an endpoint, imply that they have some responsibility for and control over the disease, which is simply not the case."
“A cancer patient. A cancer case. Common terms, but ones that can have a great impact on patients and their mental health.”
A new @TheLancetOncol Editorial discusses person-first language and treating patients with respect at every turn: https://t.co/ArO1fhCSFn
Come join us next Tuesday evening!
Bring all of your basic and burning questions about Academic Writing or the RCSIsmj for Editor-in-Chief Stephen Clare https://t.co/R49cJ1QPC8