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In the earlier stages of my training, I disliked the discomfort I felt when patients deteriorated to a level beyond my skill set.

Written by: Jacqueline McCarthy

As I was saying at the odd conference before we were so all so rudely interrupted, Point of Care Ultrasound is finally coming of age in the UK.

Written by: Alex Scott

I am standing in one of the resuscitation bays of the emergency department holding a patient’s airway open while pre-oxygenating them, as we are running through the RSI checklist…

Written by: Mishti Oberoi

A recruitment blog double from Dr Liz Thomas and Dr Shashikumar Chandrashekaraiah. Liz discusses getting a job in a time of change and Shashikumar tells us about recruitment as an IMG.

Written by: Liz Thomas & Shashikumar Chandrashekaraiah

We wanted to share with you our experience of developing a new learning tool and applying it in such an unusual time.

Written by: John Wilkinson, Janet Wilkinson, Sarah Redford & Matthew Faulds

When the email arrives with the “witness warning letter” you know you are going to court – just those words can induce stress.

Written by: Liz Thomas

I originally chose to study pharmacy after being inspired by some family-friends who owned their own community pharmacy.

Written by: Emma Taylor

I approached eight women in the Intensive Care team to share their inspiration and their perspective. It was a privilege to hear their stories.

Written by: Jasmine Medhora & Roxy Bloomfield

I approached eight women in the Intensive Care team to share their inspiration and their perspective. It was a privilege to hear their stories.

Written by: Jasmine Medhora & Laura Allan

Were you the person who ended up leading a cardiac arrest on the ward? Did you stumble upon a car crash in the street and had to take control?

Written by: Liz Thomas