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Layla McCay on making junior doctors agents for change

May 12, 2009

We can’t wait to hear from a NASA astronaut and doctor. James Bagian is coming over from the US specially to speak at our conference, Junior Doctors: Agents for Change, […]

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Zabair Ahmed: The new medschool

April 6, 2009

Three down two to go just started my fourth year. I am excited about sinking my teeth into some of the diverse fields of medicine. Orthopaedics, gynaecology and dermatology are […]

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Helen Carnaghan: The messy business of learning

March 24, 2009

Many things have changed during my transition from medical student to junior doctor. For starters my bank account contains a mysterious thing called money, a 30 minute lunch break is […]

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Tauseef Mehrali on ladybirds and tree-hugging

March 18, 2009

“Two hours – two f***ing hours!” he screams as he bludgeons his partner to a pulp in front of her four children for returning home late from the shops. The […]

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Helen Carnaghan’s transition from medical student to junior doctor

March 6, 2009

Over the past seven months my life has drastically changed having gone from a perpetual medical student to junior doctor in the blink of an eye. Looking back on the […]

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Tauseef Mehrali on war and medicine

February 13, 2009

My practice recently revamped its provision of short-notice medical appointments by transforming the Emergency Surgery into the (so far so good) Rapid Access Surgery. In essence, patients can now no […]

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Bruno Rushforth on the roles we play

February 2, 2009

It’s amazing how quickly one adapts. The first couple of days were a bit of a shock, but I soon accepted my fate and – rather worryingly – began to […]

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Matiram Pun: Mountain medicine – pilgrims, research, and peace

December 5, 2008

With the world’s media reporting about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, the first congress of the Asia-Pacific Society of Mountain Medicine (APSMM) took place in Delhi on 28-30 November. The […]

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Guest writers, Junior doctorsMumbai, terrorism moutain medicine4 Comments

Andrew Hogg on clubfoot in Africa: the video

December 3, 2008

While working in the orthopaedic department at Ngwelezana I spent a fair amount of time doing the clubfoot clinics. For those unfamiliar with clubfoot treatment, most cases can be corrected […]

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Paul Vincent: Practise what you preach

November 27, 2008

“Judge not, lest you be judged,” so goes the popular Christian refrain. Less known, but equally striking is “Never trust a fat preacher.” Is it ok to judge if you’re […]

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