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Why the Cox case is significant for UK medicine

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By Emma Yapp, Nathan Birdsall, Hannah Richards, Natasha Mulvihill
| The BMJ Verified
Dear Editor, Sexual misconduct in UK medicine is increasingly being placed on the public and policy agenda. This includes publication of the Breaking the Silence (1) and Surviving in Scrubs reports in 2023 (2), as well as the NHS Sexual Safety Charter (3). Regulators are engaged in conversations about how to address and respond to cases of sexual misconduct, and to deliver accountability and justice to those subjected to it.
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'What's Missing From The Conversation?' on Trust: A podcast with researchers Emma Yapp and Aviah Day – Sexual Harms and Medical Encounters (SHaME)

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By Emma Yapp
| bbk.ac.uk
SH+ME researcher Emma Yapp is joined by researcher and activist Dr. Aviah Day to talk about Trust on the ‘What’s Missing from the Conversation?’ podcast. You can now listen to the full podcast here on Mixcloud. When thinking about sexual harm, issues of trust are at the forefront. In light of recent events affecting the lives of Sabina Nessar and Sarah Everard, we are considering not only the police, but wider conversations about what it is to truly trust.
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LARA-VP: A resource to help mental health professionals identify and respond to Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA)

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By Emma Yapp, Sian Oram, Heidi Lempp, Gene Feder
| King's College London
Research Outputs Theses . Journals Publishers LARA-VP: A resource to help mental health professionals identify and respond to Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA) Research output: Book/Report › Report › peer-review Emma Jane Yapp, Sian Oram, Heidi Katharina Lempp, Roxane Agnew-Davies, Gene Feder, Kylee Trevillion, Louise Michele Howard Overview Citation formats Original language English Publisher King's College London Published
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