So, my first paper with BJGC has been published today; finally able to publish my research about impacts of shortening the length of career guidance. Feeling ☺️https://t.co/lUvN9IFGOx
Thinking about the leaky gender pipeline in dental academia.
According to the latest figures from @ukdentalschools there are 607 clinical academics at U.K. dental schools (2017)-55% male & 45% female
Lecturers: 43/58% M/F
Professors: 78/22% M/F
What’s the leak? #genderequity
Although we are sad not be be having a BSG Winter Conference this year we are delighted to having a virtual poster competition. Details to follow https://t.co/LD40LpOiPq
📢 SDCEP needs 15 mins of your time to better understand the current provision of AGPs. Please help inform policy and decision-makers about the challenges faced 👇 https://t.co/uo7MwrjuGC
The way we currently publish academic manuscripts is like door to door salesmen. Perhaps an auction system would be more efficient? Put manuscripts on a platform and give access to all journals at once to decide. A more open dialogue between reviewers, editors and researchers.
The government have supplied 250,000 clear masks
➡️ For the entire UK NHS and social care
➡️ In a population where there are 11 million people with hearing loss
We still need a UK-based manufacturer & sufficient supply of good quality clear masks.
@sarahRbakerDPH Ah sorry, basically says that people think Chemistry is one of the "hardest" A-levels. I agree that sciences shouldn't be the be-all and end-all of getting into dental school!
Great question for dentistry too:
Should psychology be a subject requirement to study dentistry? Arguably more useful than chemistry?
Would this impact on the type of graduates that we see in dentistry? More critical thinking, empathy, reflection, understanding of behaviour...