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02 September 2010 |
In autumn 2009, Edward Mains flew to Malawi for a 12-week elective with the help of an RCSEd student bursary
Having never visited sub-Saharan Africa before, I wanted to find out if the generally negative popular perception of healthcare in the region reflected the reality, whilst gaining exposure to surgical and medical presentations in a novel context.
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11 January 2011 |
Oliver Fuge visits South Africa to work at one of the world’s most renowned trauma units
Groote Schuur Hospital’s trauma unit treats over 1200 patients a month with an array of problems ranging from minor to severe, complicated injuries. This is where I decided to spend my elective in May 2010.
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01 October 2010 |
The way in which surgical trainees input into the decision making processes of the College is evolving. Although this has raised concerns amongst some, it also offers the potential to improve the overall quality of trainee representation, so writes Paul Brennan
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02 September 2010 |
When Foundation Year 2 trainee Graeme Nicol came on the scene of a road traffic accident he was able to provide vital treatment for an injured motorcyclist.
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10 January 2011 |
It’s never too early to start planning for entry into a surgical specialty, writes Jamie Nicholson
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