As surgeon Dr Sue Taylor prepares for the sometimes gruelling Ride for Youth, she reflects on the impact the event has on the vulnerable and for those who participate. Read More...
When thinking about the future it is easy to bemoan the inevitable and the predictable while fearing the imaginable. Regardless, by 2035 our world is likely to be a very different place for patients and their doctors, and training must respond pre-emptively and accordingly. Read More...
After all the upheaval at the Child and Adolescent Health Services, focus is returning to who matters most – the patient, says Dr Michael Watson. Read More...
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