Gemma retweeted
Fabulous to see the RCS England Bulletin focussing on surgeon wellbeing. Great editorial by Gemma Scrimgeour and a privilege to report our experience of SUPPORT to date and our plans for SUPPORT 2.
@urologem @Dr_O_Donnelly @RCSnews
publishing.rcseng.ac.uk/toc/…
Gemma retweeted
We’re recruiting UK trusts and health boards to join SUPPORT2—our improvement collaborative on peer support for surgeons after adverse events.
📅 Join our recruitment webinar on 25 June to learn more and see how your site can get involved: ow.ly/YPeG50VNITI
Gemma retweeted
📣 Encouraging trainees to take part in an online survey to help develop a better understanding of the impact of adverse events, as well as the support mechanisms available after they occur
Click the 🔗 below for more info and to take part
app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
@UroDoco
Gemma retweeted
We need to know how adverse events affect Urology trainees. Our multinational study launches today (🇬🇧🇳🇿🇦🇺🇺🇸🇨🇭). Pls encourage all trainees to complete - 15 mins. @urologem @BSoT_UK UK link app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
Amazing day @RCSnews Staff Development Day. Amazed and humbled to hear @nigeltai’s insights as a military surgeon. I was privileged to join @karenkchui, @Ryan_L_K and @TawakirK32161 to discuss the future of surgery. Too many highlights to do justice. So much energy in one room!
Gemma retweeted
Improve patient care by joining our Quality Improvement collaboratives 🌟
Four projects are open for registration; Close it Quick, SUPPORT2, HandsFirst3 and CholeQuIC5.
Find out more and apply by 30 June: ow.ly/KGT850UT68v
Gemma retweeted
📢 Join us for Beyond the Operating Room: Tools & Techniques for Managing Adverse Events! 🏥
🗓️ Wednesday, April 16, 2025
⏰ 6:00 - 7:45 PM ET
💻 Virtual event – Register Here: forms.gle/DwZYMWep9dvMe1pr8
@GitaPensaMD @drphil_urology @peepeeDoctor @BCBSM @MichiganCQIs
Gemma retweeted
Here's another piece of work we did in our @Surgeons_UK Wellbeing Team! @UroDoco
@BU_Research @Bournemouth_Psy
@urologem
Association of resilience and psychological flexibility with surgeons’ mental wellbeing
➡️doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zrae…
This study examined whether two malleable psychological skills (psychological flexibility and resilience) mediated the relationship between personality traits and mental health in surgeons. Our findings suggest that it is not only a surgeon’s personality that predicts their mental health, but the extent to which a surgeon demonstrates these specific psychological skills. This has important implications for improving surgeons’ mental wellbeing, because psychological skills can be successfully targeted with interventions in a way that personality traits cannot.
👏👏👏Maddy Greville-Harris, Catherine Withers, @agata_wezyk, Kevin Thomas, Helen Bolderston, Amy Kane, Sine McDougall, Kevin J Turner @Surgeons_UK
#SoMe4Surgery #MedTwitter #SurgEd #Surgery @me4_so @BJSAcademy @BJSurgery @young_bjs @juliomayol @JJEarnshaw @OUPMedicine
I was chuffed to be runner-up for Research & Innovation (though @weds09, my esteemed ES, threatened to leave if I was runner-up only). Mind blown to receive Chief Medical Officer award from @PMWilson1. Thank you. Thank you all @UHD_NHS who have shaped the doctor I am today.
Congratulations to our winners and runners Up of our UHD Doctors Awards 2024. The evening was filled with appreciation, value and support for our doctors 💙 Thank you for everything you do.
Gemma retweeted
💥 NHS STAFF 💥
Please consider signing this open letter to @VictoriaAtkins & @AmandaPritchard at @NHSEngland expressing your dismay at their extraordinary decision to cut @NHSPracHealth funding for hospital staff.
Please share widely 🙏
Letter here:
forms.gle/YmXpi8dxSbW7URPF8
Gemma retweeted
Thanks for the opportunity to speak briefly about our recent review. Second video instalment to follow! @urologem @Surgeons_UK
Dr. Kevin Turner discusses the impact of adverse events on surgeons. @UroDoco #urology #urologist
Watch now: urologytimes.com/view/dr-tur…
Having X-lurked for a few weeks after a hiatus of a few years, I thought my comeback tweet had better be good….
But I couldn’t think of anything, so naturally I’ve borrowed @UroDoco’s.
I’m proud of this. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to write it.
Our review - Hospital and departmental level strategies for managing the impact of adverse events on surgeons - just published and full text available free to download - but only for next 50 days. @urologem
authors.elsevier.com/a/1inrj…
Very lucky to have had time off for Christmas and New Year. Have mostly spent it joined at the hip with 🐶. How will I ever leave 😩
It's still exam time, which means I still don't have anything interesting to report, so here's a picture of my dog:



























