Students and young medics need to learn a lot to become good doctors - we're here to talk about the things that medical school doesn't teach you. Brought to you by BMJ student.
This week Nikki and Issy are joined by general surgical registrar Clara Munro, and author and co-founder of the Impostor Syndrome Institute, Valerie Y...
This week the panel are still talking about their hobbies, and what their motivations are for pursuing them. From music to sports, photography to Netf...
How many times have you been surprised to find out about a coursemate's hidden talent? Perhaps you've discovered they were Grade 8 Cello when they wer...
This week the panel are joined by Michael Brady, the national advisor for LGBT Health to discuss why your patient’s queerness might matter to you, and...
This week the panel are joined by Eli Fitzgerald to discuss what an ally actually is. Find out what makes someone a good (or a bad) ally, as well as h...
Episode 51: Queerness in medicine This week the panel are joined by Dr Joseph Hartland, a doctor who works at the University of Bristol Medical School...
It's the age old medical school interview question - but why did we initially want to become doctors? Do those reasons still stand, or are they replac...
Do you have a healthy work-life balance? Find out what actually counts as work, and whether medicine means sacrificing your social life... This week t...
Why is academic failure surrounded by shame and guilt? Find out what support is available for students, and why failing may make you a better doctor i...
This week the team talk about all the tech you might face working in the NHS - from bleeps and fax machines to slow computers. Find out if you’re allo...