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...
We’re working on a tool that will let you read MoneyHelper articles here on the RMBF website. For the moment, please visit MoneyHelper to access this article. Read article
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.
If you’ve developed a health condition or become disabled, find out whether you can take time off, work more flexible hours, or have adjustments made.
When facing a health problem, finances may be the last thing on your mind. But to avoid money worries, try and sort out your money situation ASAP.
Worrying about money problems can affect your mental health. Find out more about how to take control of your finances.
Consultant Occupational Health Physician and RMBF volunteer Professor Harj Kaul fields some common questions about the impact of the pandemic – covering “long Covid”, mental health, remote working and more.
