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Claire McDaniel: Mixing business with medicine

November 2, 2015

Twice a week, in the evenings, I cheat on one of the greatest loves of my life. I sneak away from my friends, slip out of the library, and leave […]

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Patrice Baptiste: Mental health issues among medical students

September 22, 2015

I was extremely saddened when I read the Student BMJ’s article on a survey of 1122 medical students, 343 of whom were suffering with mental health issues. Several astounding figures […]

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George Gillett: The NHS and immigration

September 1, 2015

Last February, the UK Home Office announced changes to immigration rules that would mean non-EU nurses would not have their visa applications prioritised. The decision not to add nursing to […]

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Sioned Gwyn on sexism and women in medicine

June 17, 2015

Sir Tim Hunt, British biochemist and Nobel Laureate, had until recently enjoyed relative anonymity outside of scientific fields. Recently, at an international conference of science journalists in Seoul, he was […]

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Salil Patel: Why you should know about global surgery

June 12, 2015

More people die from a lack of surgical care than from HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis combined. Half of the world’s population face catastrophic financial expenditure due to surgery. With over […]

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Neel Sharma: We need to improve feedback to medical students

June 11, 2015

The other day I made a point of observing the number of people walking whilst using their mobile phones. I am sure we have all made a similar observation of […]

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Neel Sharma: Validation in medical education—from classroom to curriculum

June 1, 2015

In clinical research there is typically a transition from cell based analysis, animal work, and human involvement before any form of intervention, be it diagnostic or treatment based, is deemed valid […]

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Neel Sharma: Reforms in medical education—are we missing something?

May 22, 2015

Medical education has seen significant change over the past decade and more. Advances in teaching, learning, and assessment strategies are vast. The didactic lecture form of teaching is no longer […]

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Daniel Barrett: Will a seven day NHS push primary care recruitment from crisis to catastrophe?

May 20, 2015

I listened with personal interest as the new conservative government re-launched its grand plan to deliver a “seven day health service.” In a little over a year I will be […]

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Neel Sharma: Getting the right medical students comes with time

May 13, 2015

Last month, Richard Schwartzstein authored his perspective on poor communication skills among medical students and beyond (1). I read this with great interest and wanted to share my insights as […]

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