Reflections – In the Eye of the Hurricane by Ahmed El-Mansouri Today I sat with a colleague at lunch. Inevitably, the topic of Covid-19...

Navigating the Minefield Rachael Palmer Being a student nurse is akin to running through a burning building and making it out alive. It’s...

“Wobble moments” make wonderful lessons Debs Cooper When I first qualified, I think there were many things that I’d prepared for and...

Theory to Practice Dann Gooding After three years of being a student, you’ve found yourself at the top of the tree. You’ve gone through...

The Future of Surgical Careers: 4 things we can expect Mr Alexander Yao Mr Alexander Yao The future is notoriously difficult to predict....

I had politics done to me, now I do politics Dr Will Sapwell “If you ‘don’t do politics’ … Politics will do you” wrote Christina Engela...

Leadership at an early stage of training Leadership is defined as an action or ability to lead, but the requirement for a specific age is...

Making the most of leadership opportunities by Dr Arrash Yassaee Since the publication of the Griffiths’ Report 35 years ago, clinical...

Difficult choices by Alexander Cary I shuddered. It didn’t feel right. Zico certainly didn’t look well, and he was breathing hard for a...

‘Innovation across the public, private and third sectors’: Reflections from Christiana Boules and Hugh Harvey Part 1: Reflections on...

‘F3’, the land of opportunity? One of the most popular times to take a break from medical training is after completion of the UK...

A view from the other side… of Offa’s Dyke by Dafydd Loughran After the contract war comes the calm. In a funny way it’s a little bit...

Morale, resilience, and professionalism a discussion between Neena Modi (NM) and Melody Redman (MR) MR: “I don’t have thick enough skin...