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This guide is produced by the Association of Anaesthetists in association with the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Anaesthetists are high academic achievers with practical skills, the ability to keep calm...

Advice and strategies for coping with the unique pressures and rigours of a medical education.

This guide sets out the key stress and pressure points for GPs, provides advice, and signposts support for those experiencing stress and difficulty.

Wanted – medical staff High academic achievers only with strong perfectionist and self-critical traits preferred. Successful candidates will have had: 5+ years training in party-fuelled student culture followed by sleep...

One doctor’s journey Dr Rachel Rummery is Health Education England National Fellow at Supported Return to Training and Specialist Registrar in Paediatric and Perinatal Pathology. She returned to medicine after...

We all experience anxiety. Anxiety often helps us to do better; many professional athletes use their anxiety in order to improve their performance. A bit of anxiety can speed up...

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If you’ve become ill or disabled and have to temporarily stop your studies, it’s possible to take time off without having to give up altogether.

Struggling to repay debt? You’re not alone. Follow these steps to organise your finances, get help with repayments and find free debt help.