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Junior doctor engagement—we need to own it

February 14, 2017

The MacCraith report (2014) into medical training recognised that having junior doctors in leadership positions improved communication between hospital management and junior doctors. However, involving junior doctors in the running and […]

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Terence Stephenson: Medical licensing assessment will keep us ahead of the field

February 2, 2017

The GMC is consulting on plans to develop a medical licensing assessment (MLA) that will assure and showcase the quality of medical education and practice across the UK. The thinking […]

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Reena Aggarwal: Finding a scapegoat for the NHS crisis

January 16, 2017

A year ago junior doctors in England went on strike for the first time in four decades. Jeremy Hunt, health secretary for England, used statistics on the so called “weekend […]

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Kushal Patel: Pay inequity spells a winter of discontent for junior doctors

December 20, 2016

This past year has been particularly turbulent for junior doctors nationwide. Mired in a public standoff with the government and with lacklustre stop-start plans for industrial action, it has rendered […]

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Jonathan Glass: Irrational numbers in surgical training

December 2, 2016

I enjoy numbers. I enjoy the accuracy they provide; the guidance they give in the practise of clinical medicine; and, though very far from being a mathematician, I like reading […]

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Isabella Laws: Are GP consultations becoming tick-box exercises?

November 14, 2016

Everything we learn at medical school hones our ability to effectively conduct a consultation within 10 minutes. We are taught first to examine the body’s systems fully and methodically, then […]

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Shilpa Prabhakar: Should you choose mental health as your specialty?

October 27, 2016

I have always wanted to be a doctor. Perhaps, like many, I was attracted to medicine because I wanted to help people. After qualifying in 2004, I briefly did a general […]

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Richard Thorley: Exception reporting—let’s show Jeremy how hard we really work  

October 11, 2016

The day we have all been dreading in obstetrics and gynaecology has arrived. Some trusts started to roll out the new contract for junior doctors last week. The cancellation of strike action […]

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Ahmed Rashid: The UK junior doctor contract dispute in 10 hashtags

September 29, 2016

Hashtag: #iminworkjeremy Description: When Jeremy Hunt (Secretary of State for health) accused the NHS of having a “Monday to Friday culture,” healthcare workers from across the country posted selfies of […]

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Thomas Oliver: Rare sarcomas—improving awareness among junior doctors

August 12, 2016

The National Sarcoma Awareness Project was launched in 2013 by a team from the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust (funded by the Bone Cancer Research Trust) to raise […]

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