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Read the full storyIntegrated paediatrics and Connecting Care for Children
Integrated paediatrics was the last four-month rotation of my two-year junior doctor’s foundation training programme. Before this I had busy, clinical, service provision roles in A&E, medicine and…
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Read the full storySpeed. Efficiency. Immediacy.
If you were to think of three words to describe how the NHS operates, sadly you would be unlikely to come up with these. Although the NHS can sometimes defy our expectations, the organisation’s size…
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Read the full storyComplex systems also come in children’s sizes
Throughout my master's degree in ‘One Health, Infectious Disease’, I became fascinated by how subtle changes can have drastic impact on the natural equilibrium that protects us, the animals, and…
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Read the full storyAn idea that could smash the clinical silos
By placing junior doctors in the most innovating organisations we could create a more open-minded culture, writes Nishma Manek “What might have struck a non-partisan onlooker was the extraordinary…
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Read the full storyWorking with the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust
Last month Connecting Care for Children (CC4C) got together with CWMT to run workshops for GPs, paediatricians and children's clinical nurse specialists (who look after young people with long term…
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Read the full storyHow can GPs support the families of very young patients?
As a GP trainee I was apprehensive about my first set of paediatric night shifts. Seeing children in a GP practice is often the highlight of a busy day, however the prospect of being faced with an…
