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Covid-19 will have lasting effects on the medical workforce

October 9, 2020

For a number of years, recruitment and retention of staff in the NHS has been challenging: 10.7% of nursing posts and 6.6% of medical posts are vacant. How might the […]

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Hanad Ahmed: Covid-19 has shown us we need to ingrain values of equality into medical education

October 7, 2020

The covid-19 pandemic has not only disrupted lives, health systems, and economies, but has also brought many of the pre-existing inequalities into sharp focus. The disproportionate impact of covid-19 on […]

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Shaun Colley: Learning psychiatry in lockdown—a different type of bedside manner

October 7, 2020

While being able to connect with patients from home has many benefits, this blurring of different worlds can be an unsettling experience, finds medical student Shaun Colley […]

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Anisha Page: Celebrating the gift of the cadaver

September 30, 2020

Medical students who work with cadavers should give themselves the space to process this experience fully, not tarnish it by trying to pretend it is mundane, writes Anisha Page […]

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John Headley Ward: Sign-off based medicine—who wins?

September 17, 2020

The use of workplace based assessments on clinical placements risks making these experiences more about getting signatures than learning, says John Ward […]

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Covid-19: Learning experiences of a medical student working in intensive care

September 11, 2020

Five months ago I signed up as a volunteer in one of the hospitals linked to my university. During the induction, I learnt that I was to start the next […]

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Perry Crofts: Studying medicine affected my mental health—here’s what I learnt

September 2, 2020

Perry Crofts shares how the competitive culture of medicine and his worries about the stigma of “not coping” took its toll on his mental health […]

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Managing our expectations as we return to clinical school

September 1, 2020

As students return to medical school after the disruptions caused by covid-19, they should be keeping their expectations realistic, advise Laura Nunez-Mulder, Mahmoud Elbahnasawi, and Saakshi Bansal […]

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Additional funds for medical school places must continue beyond 2020

August 28, 2020

This year’s group of A level students who want to pursue medicine have already experienced considerable disruption. The government and universities must do all they can to support them, say […]

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Jane Fagan: Clinical exposure is essential to medical students’ training

August 27, 2020

We can’t learn standing outside closed doors, says Jane Fagan Similar to hundreds of medical students across my medical school, thousands across Europe and millions around the world, when I […]

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