‘When I grow up, I want to be a doctor because I can help people feel better’
Proud of my 5 year old girl who can see goodness in making other feel better.. as a parent, maybe I am doing something right!! 😀
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How can we make international trainees feel welcome in the NHS?
There is much that can be done to help international trainees feel supported, Abi Rimmer hears
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I was deeply honoured & humbled to deliver a Keynote Lecture alongside the inspirational Dr Bawa Garba about stigma, racism & the mental health of doctors. The synergy between us was so powerful. I was blown away by Dr Bawa Garba’s dignity, grace, resilience, humanity & strength. – at Lambeth, London
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Arshad Sharif's murder has sent shockwaves across Pak. It has highlighted an ongoing targeting of anyone who dares to criticise or question those holding power.When will our senior Judiciary act to ensure our citizens fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution are protected
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Well done Dr Sidra Shaheed and her cohort of doctors on the Leadership and Education Fellowship Program. Positive projects by doctors in training in our region on an excellent course. Watch this space for future places! @lungsatwork @SabpEducation @BSMSMedSchool – at Brighton, England