It takes a village, not a hospital.
It can be really challenging to find out anything about training in the NHS –
Concerns for doctors returning to work
Coming back to work is never easy: whether a career break has been voluntary or involuntary, professional or personal, it’s common for a sense of dread to accompany that first Monday morning back in the 9-5.
Returning to training following a bereavement
The loss of a loved one is one of the toughest challenges we go through during our lifetime. Balancing the grieving process with working life can feel nearly impossible and sometimes the best course of action is to take some time away from work.
The data debate: what’s really needed to transform NHS care?
Data and the NHS, a marriage made in heaven? Today’s article is written by Kay Boycott from Asthma UK and provides a unique insight into the complexities of handling data in the NHS.
5 things that make for the perfect doctors’ mess
If the ward is the doctor’s front line then the doctor’s mess is the chit chat and the cup of tea in the trenches.
5 things to look forward to on your first day as a Junior Doctor
Now you’ve thrown away your notes and burned your textbooks (actually – probably really a bad idea, you’ll definitely still need those) it’s time for you to put theory into action.
Our top tips for filling your locum shifts
No working environment is more sensitive to a sudden change in staffing than the NHS; safe staffing is inextricable from patient safety.
£20 billion to the NHS: A boon, but not a bonanza
Just like any casualty, first aid has to be carried out before any real operation can be performed. It seems likely that recent announcements to increase NHS funding by the Prime Minister is just this – the stitches before the surgery.
