Rach McD

Aqua blue book with picture of a dad and child called Raising Faith. Written by Katharine Hi and Andy Frost. Subtitle “Helping our children find a faith that lasts”

Tenth book of the year. Slow progress with my 25 for the year. May have been optimistic. Useful book, not too thick but insightful coverage of a wide range of family situations and considerations for supporting a child to explore a Christian faith #BookSky #WomeninChristianity

Book cover for the Health Gap by Michael Marmot, white background and red writing. With a subtitle saying “the challenge of an unequal world”

Finally finished reading this book, jumping off the Marmot report. Useful thoughts and challenges on social determinants of health #globalhealth #booksky #medsky

I hadn’t realised there was a novel! I loved the Wrath and the Dawn Webtoon, just checked and turns out it was based on this book. 🗡️🌅

#BookSky #MedSky

Photo from page 222 in book of text reading “pain, sleeplessness nights, the violent…”

Also feel like “sleeplessness nights” better captures the feeling of night shifts and work stress than “sleepless nights”

Photo of a book cover. There is a tear at the top of the cover. The book is called ‘The prison doctor The Final Sentence - Stories from inside a foreign national prison’ By Dr Amanda Brown There is a photograph of a doctor sitting with her arms folded in a white coat, holding a red stethoscope on the table.

Not sure how I managed to injure this book, think something attacked it my bag. But I’ve finished it now. Sad and challenging stories

Cover image for book entitled ‘When breath becomes air - what makes life worth living in the face of death’ by Paul Kalanithi. Image of the back of a surgeon wearing blue scrubs, mask and a blue scrub hat

Read this pretty much in one sitting on a flight home yesterday #BookSky #MedSky

Picture of the front cover of a red book called ‘The Checklist - How to Get Things Right’ written by Atul Gawande

Next book finished - very thought provoking.
#BookSky #MedSky #MedEdSky
@agawande.bsky.social

Training refugee and asylum seeking healthcare professionals: an ethical approach to UK workforce challenges Aisha Awan and colleagues argue for nationally funded training programmes for the integration of displaced refugee and asylum seeking healthcare professionals Wars in Gaza, Lebanon, Sudan, Syria, Ukr...

Aisha Awan and colleagues argue for nationally funded training programmes for the integration of displaced refugee and asylum seeking healthcare professionals @bmj.com

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There have been many times I’ve felt I haven’t the time for a ringing phone. But I’ve been on the other side recently. It’s so frustrating when you want answers. One for me to remember, definitely

Main thing that stuck with me - I loved the anecdote of a consultant who would always answer the ward phone and try to help. Beautifully phrased.

A photo of a ripped page of a book that has been sellotaped back together

And enjoy the fun of trying to get back into reading with an apprentice toddler 😂 #BookSky #mypoorbook

Picture of the front cover of Your Life In My Hands - A Junior Doctor’s Story. This is a book written by Rachel Clarke

With maternity leave drawing to a close in just over a month, it’s time to dust off the various medical-themed books I’ve been given as gifts but never got round to reading. First one completed: Your Life in My Hands by Rachel Clarke
#MedSky #BookSky #internationalwomensday

🧵 1/11 📚 Our new rapid systematic review, led by @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social in @bmj.com examines the role of physician associates (PAs) and anaesthetic associates (AAs) in the UK. This is a crucially important question in light of the Leng Review

UK people, turn on your radio! I'll be on the Today Programme talking about this paper from about 0653 today.