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Caitlin McDonald

  • Digital Anthropologist and Writer, Freelance
United Kingdom
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Strategist, artist, anthropologist, high school dropout, PhD. Helping the arts, design & cultural sectors innovate with data in @CreateInf at @EdinburghUni.
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Review: Gush, Traverse Theatre

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By Caitlin McDonald
| The Everything Theatre Interviews
An intriguing premise which starts off strong but finishes feeling cut off mid-stream. On arrival at the Traverse Theatre, the audience finds a bare white stage graced by what looks very like a wainscoted rectangular trough full of flesh-coloured pillows. It’s domestic, yet at the same time something unfamiliar. This is an intriguing start, and a design which unveils some pleasing surprises as the show unfolds.
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Review: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Assembly Roxy Upstairs

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By Caitlin McDonald
| The Everything Theatre Interviews
An engaging debut take on an absurdist classic from new Edinburgh collective GUTTER.Theatre. Stoppard’s absurdist 1960s take on the nature of art, absurdity, and fate is meaty, thought-provoking material, with a running time approaching three hours that may be a challenge in our attention-economy age of micro-blogs and infinite scroll. Yet the script’s explorations of language, randomness, and metatextual kicking at the boundaries of audience and performer remain fresh.
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P-164 IV ferric derisomaltose in the inpatient specialist palliative care unit: review of indications and response

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By Caitlin McDonald, Mountbatten Hampshire
| The BMJ Verified
Background Anaemia is common in patients with advanced cancer. Anaemia of chronic disease (ACD)/functional iron deficiency (FID) is the commonest cause, then iron deficiency (IDA), and the two combined (Neoh, Stanworth, Pasricha, et al. Support Care Cancer. 2017;25(4):1209–1214). Distinguishing between types of anaemia guides treatment but criteria vary, so this is challenging (Fletcher, Forbes, Svenson, et al. Br J Haematol. 2022;196(3):523–529).
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