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One of the most effective ways to combat stress and burnout is to take breaks and switch off – both throughout the day, and for longer periods of recovery. For…
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One of the most effective ways to combat stress and burnout is to take breaks and switch off – both throughout the day, and for longer periods of recovery. For…
On 7 June, RMBF volunteers from around the country met at the Wellcome Collection in London for our second ever national Volunteer Conference. The day’s focus was on forward thinking…
Dr Diana Cassell is the Clinical Director of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services for South West London & St George’s Mental Health Trust. She is also an accomplished violist…
We are delighted to announce that on 9 October 2022, the European Doctors Orchestra (EDO) will be performing a fabulous programme of music at the renowned London venue Cadogan Hall,…
During stressful times at medical school, healthy habits and exercise can take the edge off the pressure and help you stay at your best. RMBF student volunteer Zahra Almansoor shares…
The Royal Medical Benevolent Fund sends congratulations to our patron, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, on the occasion of her Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne. The Queen…
The Covid pandemic has had a huge effect on physical and mental wellbeing for doctors and medical students. RMBF volunteer Shailaja Joshi kindly shares her tips on how to mitigate…
DocHealth is our confidential psychotherapeutic support service provided in partnership with the BMA, open to qualified UK doctors of any grade or speciality. Based on a self-referral model, the service…
Simon Dinnick has specialised in helping doctors and dentists throughout his career as a practising solicitor. He has worked for all the major medical defence and protection organisations, as well…
Medical school is tough. The hours are long, the content is overwhelming, and it can feel like there is no end in sight. I see junior doctor friends working incredibly…