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COVID-19 Conversations
Latest Content
Social Care During COVID-19
Sandy Cameron and Annie Gunner-Logan
Ethical Decision Making
Dr Oliver Thomas
The Effect of COVID-19 in Alabama
Dr Stephen Russell and Dr KeAndrea Titer
COVID-19 Conversations Podcast Series
Dr Adelina McLeod and Dr Rachel Sutherland interviewing colleagues from across the
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Folding@home Team
Give your idle computer time to help simulate “potentially druggable protein targets from SARS-CoV-2” and support research in other infectious diseases, neurological diseases and cancer in this project started by Stanford University .
COVID-19 Critical Care: Understanding and Application
Learn the principles and practice of critical care for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic whilst protecting yourself and your peers, brought to you by RCPE and the University of Edinburgh.
Health in a Changing Climate - Public Lecture
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Sir Andy Haines, Professor of Environmental Change and Public Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, delivered this Public Lecture on 28 May 2019.
This talk is available to Fellows, Members and the public.
The Internal Medicine Curriculum
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The Internal Medicine Curriculum: What I need to know
Dr Anna Olsson-Brown
The future of internal medicine training: A new curriculum for 2019
Dr Mike Jones
IMT discussion
Dr Anna Olsson-Brown and Dr Mike Jones
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Internal Medical Training (IMT) mapping
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Resources mapped to IMT competencies- Presentations and conditions by system/specialty
- Generic Capabilities in Practice
- Specialty Capabilities in Practice
Recently Appointed Consultants (RAC) Meetings
Professionalism in Medicine: Creating a Healthy Team Culture (2018)
Bias
Ms Mags Bradbury
Undermining and Bullying: Implications and what to do about it
Miss Alice Hartley
The 21st Century Consultant: looking to the future (2017)
Future NHS leadership
Mr Jim Mackey
The changing role of the consultant
Dr Wendy Watsons
Professional success: how to use appraisal and revalidation to realise your perfect job
Dr Janice Provan
Contemporary Challenges for the NHS Consultant (2016)
Practising realistic medicine in an increasingly litigious world
Dr Catherine Calderwood
Routes to clinical leadership: pearls of wisdom for aspiring clinicians
Dr Annabel Howell
Detecting early signs of stress & mental illness in ourselves and our colleagues
Dr Alastair Leckie
RAC Meeting 2015
Managing uncertainty
Dr Kerri Baker
Management structure in NHS Scotland (and how to engage effectively)
Dr David Murdoch
Managing conflict
Dr Mark Roberts
Top Tips for FY
2019
Top tips for FY1: A personal perspective
Dr Jonathan Kang
Managing unwell patients: Tips for your first on-call shifts
Dr Nicola Robinson
FY1: Managing the transition from student to doctor - learning to learn while working
Dr Fiona Cameron
2018
Top tips for FY
Dr Chloe Searle
On call - Survival Guide
Mr David Watson
The NEWS is not a verb. Managing yourself and your patients when everyone seems sick
Dr Nick Lane
Panel discussion
Dr Chloe Searle, Mr David Watson, Dr Nick Lane. Chair: Dr Jenny Hall
2017
Top Tips for FY1
Dr Adam Groves
Managing the acutely unwell patient: Medical Registrar and Nurse Perspectives
Dr Rebecca Weerakoon and Mr Morgan Downie
Physician heal thyself – transitioning from student to doctor
Professor Rona Patey
Medical Research Symposium 2017
Presentations
Immunology, liver disease & coffee: My career in academic medicine and tips on how to survive
Professor David Adams
Is metabolic syndrome in mid-life associated with increased risk of frailty at age 69? Findings from a British birth cohort study
Dr Elizabeth Thomas
Immune Extracellular Vesicles as Novel Quantitative Biomarkers of Acute Renal Transplant Rejection?
Anna Kennedy
Does sepsis fall victim to the weekend effect?
Melissa Premchand
The Negative Appendicectomy Rate: A New Gender Gap?
Laura McKinlay
Assessing the utility of simple measures of frailty in older hospital-based cardiology patients
Yong Yong Tew
Training for the future
Dr Emily Ward
NIHR: health research in 2030
Professor Stephen Smye
Don't Take It Personally
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Dr Graham Nimmo and Dr Dorothy Armstrong in conversation.
Don’t Take It Personally explores self-care and compassion in the face of complaint, and the power of apology.
Wellbeing and support
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Resources covering: support services; how to keep well; communication and challenging conversations; and death, dying and bereavement. Includes a collection of RCPE health and wellbeing podcast recordings.
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