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Elisabeth Wilson

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Children draw rainbows to spread message of hope around Horsham district - in pictures

Children draw rainbows to spread message of hope around Horsham district - in pictures

The trend started online after schools closed, as families looked to put their children's creative energies t…

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FROM ADFM: AMPLIFYING ADVOCACY IN FAMILY MEDICINE

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By Cynthia Haq, Wayne Altman, Elisabeth Wilson Verified, Tochi Iroku-Malize
| Annals of Family Medicine Verified
Family physicians provided primary health care for patients, families, and communities despite great risks to themselves and their loved ones throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Our comprehensive scope of practice provides us with unique perspectives regarding the basic conditions needed for all people to thrive such as safety, shelter, education, recreation, social support, access to healthy food, and primary health care.
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The face of CPR: is Annie still OK?

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By Elisabeth Wilson Verified, Annie Archer Verified
| bmj.com
Elisabeth A Wilson geriatric medicine registrar, Annie Archer geriatric medicine registrar Wilson Elisabeth A, Archer Annie. The face of CPR: is Annie still OK? BMJ 2021; 372 :n191
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Is Annie still OK?

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By Elisabeth Wilson Verified, Annie Archer Verified
| bmj.com
Dear Editor, Whilst it is interesting to learn the story behind Resusci Annie and her legacy, the manikins I have encountered in medical simulation training have been exclusively male. Even Annie’s face on first aid training manikins conflicts with the male body that often accompanies her face. On the website of a leading simulation model manufacturer they describe their male simulation model as an “adult patient simulator” whereas the female model is “female patient simulator”.
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