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International Medical Graduates (IMGs) account for approximately 25% of the current UK trainee doctor workforce and are predominantly of black Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds.

Written by: Shashi Chandrashekaraiah, Sushruth Raghunath, Avinash Jha, Arif Akbar, Ikenga Samuel & Mohammed Elshamy

As I look through my office window at yellowing patches of summer grass, it may seem strange to talk about Christmas.

Written by: Matt Morgan

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Ella Terblanche, Anand Krishna, Rosie Baruah

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Ollie Cohen, Hannah Grafton-Waters, Greg Barton

For those of us who contribute to patient facing research, there were signals in early March that our working lives were about to change.

Written by: Tony Rostron

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Zoe Brummel, Andy Breen, Peter Shirley

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Jack Parry Jones, Nicki Credland, Guy Parsons

In this blog, colleagues share their experiences by describing five things they wish they had known.

Written by: Helen Singh, Joel Meyer, Richard Benson

The following is a guide to help you set up an in-situ simulation (ISS) program in the intensive care unit. It is not an exhaustive guide but drawn from my experience of establishing a program on our unit and some of the problems and solutions along the way.

Written by Dr Sarah Clarke