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NHS shortages mental health

Weekly News Summary – 8th March 2018

8th March 2018

Coroners have highlighted 45 cases in England and Wales over the last six years whose healthcare was impacted by NHS shortages.

Key Skills for Medicine_ Scientific Interest

Key Skills for Medicine for 2019 Entry: Scientific Interest

6th March 2018

Our new series explores different skills needed for medicine and how to demonstrate them easily.

Hospital Work Experience

3 Things I Learned From My Hospital Work Experience

6th March 2018

Wondering what hospital work experience might be like? Here, one student reveals what she learned on her placement!

5 Tricks to get the Work Experience You Want

5 Tricks to Get the Medical Work Experience You Want

5th March 2018

Medical work experience places fill up fast. Here are five easy tricks to help you secure the right placement for you!

Overprescribing

Weekly News Summary – 1st March 2018

1st March 2018

A study conducted to assess the prescribing of antibiotics has found that a fifth of prescriptions given by GPs are to patients who do not need them.

Mental Health University

How to Look After Your Mental Health at University

28th February 2018

Looking after your mental health while at medical school is important - here are our top tips for University Mental Health Day!

3 Surprising Things I Learned

3 Surprising Things I Learned From Medical Work Experience

27th February 2018

Medical work experience is extremely varied and you may be surprised at the things you learn - hear one student's experiences here.

Weekly News Summary Someone holding packets of medication to symbolise antidepressants

Weekly News Summary – 22nd February 2018

22nd February 2018

A study by Oxford University suggests more than one million people could benefit from being prescribed antidepressants.

PBL course

5 Best Things About Studying a PBL Course

21st February 2018

Wondering what it's like to study on a PBL course? One writer details her experiences here!

Weekly News Summary – 15th February 2018

15th February 2018

A study comparing rich and poor families have found that children from poorer backgrounds are far more likely to attend hospital A&E departments.

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