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Harrison Carter: Asking medical students to volunteer in A&E paints a woeful picture of the NHS

January 22, 2018

Medical students have similar asks to their senior colleagues: to have adequate time and resources to look after patients in the way they deserve […]

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Neel Sharma and Kemparaju Hari Bhaskar: Complex presentations—surely it’s time for complex training?

July 19, 2017

Students need to be trained and assessed in a way that prepares them for working with patients who increasingly have multiple pathologies and comorbidities […]

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Abraar Karan: Has medical education done a disservice to new physicians?

June 20, 2017

With thousands of newly minted physicians around the United States and internationally about to start their medical internships, teaching hospitals, residents, and attending physicians are gearing up for what has […]

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Daniel Sokol: Should doctors be saints?

May 23, 2017

Lavinia Woodward, 24, is a medical student at Oxford University. She is an aspiring heart surgeon with an excellent academic record. On 30 September 2016, under the influence of drink and […]

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Harrison Carter: Medical students’ perspectives on delivering frontline care are unique

May 3, 2017

Medical students rotate through clinical placements in their final three years of study. The timetables at medical schools are tailored to ensure that medical students experience different hospital environments, from […]

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Richard Smith: What have I achieved in six years of teaching?

April 24, 2017

Yesterday as I flew home from teaching in Amsterdam for the last time, I wondered what I might have achieved in six (or perhaps it’s seven) years of teaching. Twice […]

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Neel Sharma: The first rule of diagnosis—eyes first and most, hands next and least

April 13, 2017

Medical education has changed dramatically in recent years. During my training we used a standard reference text and relied heavily on seniors to provide more detail about different clinical diseases. […]

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Eng-Tat Ang and Kapil Sugand: How can anatomy teaching be improved?

March 1, 2017

By their own admission, medical students tend to forget their anatomical knowledge when entering into clinical practice. It is common for surgical supervisors to question whether anatomy had ever been […]

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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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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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