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Coping through covid-19: advice for clinicians and leaders 

March 20, 2020

There are things you can do to take care of yourself during the covid-19 pandemic, says Fiona Day […]

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Doctors’ wellbeing: self care during the covid-19 pandemic

March 16, 2020

During a period of increased stress and uncertainty it is more important than ever for NHS staff to look after themselves, say Michael Farquhar and Shreena Unadkat […]

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Kirstin May and Lucy Williams: Treat your SAS colleague as you would wish to be treated

February 26, 2020

Kirstin May and Lucy Williams talk about the difficulties SAS and LE doctors face in the workplace and what can be done to overcome them  […]

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Doctors and death threats: an occupational hazard?

February 25, 2020

Gautam Gulati, Colum P Dunne, David J Meagher and Brendan D Kelly consider what measures need to be in place to protect both doctors and patients when death threats are […]

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Give us a (lunch) break: why doctors need to eat together 

January 28, 2020

It is time for doctors to reclaim their lunch breaks and try to eat regularly with colleagues […]

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The anaesthesia department coffee room has restored morale in our department

January 23, 2020

The departmental coffee room has always been the “hub” of any anaesthetic department. I qualified in 1984, and started my career in anaesthesia a year later. I have been lucky […]

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The medical profession is breaking its psychological contract with medical students and trainees

January 20, 2020

Psychological contracts exist between medical trainees and their training institutions that involve a series of expectations and implied promises. [1] There is evidence that in the eyes of medical trainees […]

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Moral distress—easier said than solved

January 20, 2020

We have all had times when working in healthcare was difficult and distressing, and it feels good sometimes to admit it. We need to share responsibility and look out for […]

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Nicola Storring: Morale among junior doctors in the UK is at an all time low

January 9, 2020

Junior doctors need to be empowered and supported within the system, to feel a part of it, and to feel supported in achieving their goals […]

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Clinician wellbeing has become a luxury rather than a basic human need

December 20, 2019

As we reach the end of the year and look back, there’s a sense that clinician wellbeing has been at the heart of what mattered in 2019 when it came […]

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