Honoured to receive the 2023 Herbert Erik Reiss Memorial #RCOGAwards@RCObsGyn for the most outstanding clinical case presentation, where I discussed invaluable input of multidisciplinary care and witnessed genuine kindness and empathy towards a patient’s care. @LTHTWomensCSU
It finally happened! First in-person ACTION meeting this week with excellent representation from Leeds academic oncology trainees at all stages. Also great to meet and welcome our newest member, Edward!
When it comes to public health - does it matter how accurate we are about science/evidence when we communicate it to the public?
Or is it ok to give more certainty than there is when the aim is to persuade individuals/policy makers to change behaviour/taken action?
Serious concerns have dogged health research for decades. As doctors and researchers, we've failed to fix these problems on our own. We now have an opportunity to join patients and the public to demand solutions, say @DryBreadnRadio @KathSansom @eturnermd1 https://t.co/NZAwmkMBMK
Some med students might be using the free time left by cancelled placements to get ahead on publications. Make sure to avoid predatory journals by reading this article from our archives, by @edwachristopher
https://t.co/vpiWcgPPxY
ABN workforce survey 2019 (published Jan 2020) identifies serious lack of UK neurologists (2nd lowest in Europe) & emerging workforce crisis due to combination of projected increase in newly appointed Less Than Full Time consultants and the increased number of early retirements.
We're taught that double blind randomised control trials are the best way to examine new interventions. But is blinding really all it seems?
https://t.co/yJfyLhgax5
Apply for the 2020 Student BMJ Clegg Scholarship: This is a great opportunity for medical students within the EU to gain insight into how a medical journal is run, get involved in creating engaging educational material, and learn how to get published https://t.co/OyBWiOwU5w