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Coping with illness as a junior doctor
Doctors should be experts in illness but as a group we are notoriously bad at looking after our own health, says JuniorDr's Rosie Puplett....
1 In 10 Admissions Staff Check Social Media During Shortlisting
Medical students and junior doctors are being warned that their past Twitter and Facebook posts are increasingly being checked as part of shortlisting for...
WORD CUP 2016
Medical inventions of the future
Michelle Connolly takes a look at some of the latest gadgets (and a robot) that...
Juniors don’t have time to deliver quality care
More than one in four junior doctors feel they do not have the time to...
27m patients will wait a week or more to see GP in 2014, says RCGP
Around 27m patients in England will have to wait for a week or more to...
WRC Rally Cup
Animals in training
Scientific advisor to the government, The Royal Society, claim that virtually every medical achievement in...
Maternity pay as a junior doctor
Congratulations on your new arrival! Having a baby can be a wonderful yet stressful time,...
Jail for fraudulent NHS job application doctor
A South Shields man who failed 1,000 times to get a job as an NHS...
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CYCLING TOUR
How to spot a fresher
A first year med student can be spotted more easily than a baby with chicken pox. Here’s what gives you away:
Can be spotted...
News in Brief
I Hate Mondays
A&E departments see 4,000 patients per hour on Monday mornings - twice the typical number of hourly attendances during the rest of...
Making sense of the ECG
MAKING SENSE OF THE ECG 4TH EDITION
The Making Sense... series began in 1997 with Making Sense of the ECG, which has won awards from...
A Personal View
Angela Jenkins, ST6 Anaesthetics, Glasgow
Thirdly, it allowed a risk assessment to be undertaken which could identify any potential workplace risks to me or the...
So you want to be a palliative care physician?
The world health organisation defines palliative care as "an approach that improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problem...
TENNIS
RSM Young Trainee 2013
Dr Sayan Sen has been named the 2013 winner of the Wesleyan RSM Young Trainee of the Year. Sayan, who works at Imperial and...
Deadly serious – coroner’s inquest
An inquest is a fact-finding exercise co-ordinated by the coroner (or procurator fiscal in Scotland), with or without a jury. The objective is to...
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Setting up a national workshop as an anaesthetic trainee
It is essential for senior trainees to demonstrate their abilities at leadership and management in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion of Training and get shortlisted for a consultant job. Setting up a...
Junior doctors reporting low morale
Doctors are reporting low morale amid rising work demands and the ongoing financial squeeze affecting clinical care, a BMA survey reveals.
More than 40 per cent of doctors said their morale was low in the...
Ipswich Hospital
Extensive seating areas, including sofas and a dining area. Kitchen stocked with unlimited cereal, toast, biscuits and squash. Two hospital computers in a computer room. Locker rooms. A full size snooker table. A ping-pong...
What to consider when taking out a personal loan
Over the coming years, you may find you need to take out a personal loan. This could be for a number of reasons, such as buying a car, going on holiday or making improvements...
Making the best of it in Sierra Leone
FY2 Dr Mikey Bryant is in Sierra Leone with healthcare charity Mercy Ships. He has been volunteering in a children’s clinic for a year in a country where one in five children don’t live...
Funding your medical elective
If you dare ask any doctor their best experience at medical school then you’d better be prepared for hours of recollections from their elective - and if you’re really unlucky they might even whip...
How to spot a fresher
A first year med student can be spotted more easily than a baby with chicken pox. Here’s what gives you away:
Can be spotted fighting over free tins of beans at freshers fairs.
Conversation...
Get Fresh – starting medical school guide
Medical school can be a scary place. There’s the dissection room, angry hospital consultants and the student union bar on a Wednesday night. But don’t go running for home just yet.
With the help of...
Raising concerns with senior colleagues
MPS surveyed 1,052 newly-qualified doctors to find out about their experiences – one of the biggest issues was quality of care, with 51% having concerns over the quality of care in their workplace.
Over 60%...