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Erin Dean

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England
As seen in: MSN Ireland, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, CNBC, NBC News, The BMJ, New Zealand Herald, Bristol Post, Perth Now and
Freelance health journalist, slow runner, probably late for something. I work for Nursing Standard, Mail on Sunday, BMJ and others erin@erindeanwriting.com
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Vapes to be put in plain packaging to protect children

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By Ella Pickover Verified, Harriet Tolson, Erin Dean Verified
| Doctors.net.uk Verified
By Ella Pickover and Harriet Tolson, PA Media, and Erin Dean Doctors have welcomed proposals for vapes to be put in plain packaging under plans to stop the devices being marketed to children. Health officials have launched a consultation which also proposes that vape devices can only come in three colours: white, black or grey. The UK-wide proposals will also see restrictions on flavour descriptions using simple names such as “apple” while banning names relating to sweets, desserts and alcohol.
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Breaking down barriers to medical training - the resident doctor who helps students meet their potential

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By Erin Dean Verified
| The BMJ Verified
Megan Pode talks to Erin Dean about her work tackling inequalities in access to medical training Megan Pode was desperate to be a doctor from a young age, but her school cautioned her that she may not get the required grades. “I enthusiastically applied to medicine anyway, and the school was right, unfortunately I missed my offer.” Instead, she undertook a degree in pharmacology and during her third year worked for Teach First, a charity that trains teachers to work in schools in deprived areas.
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Sepsis training programme aims to eliminate outdated practice

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By Erin Dean Verified
| rcni.com
Analysis Previous Next Erin Dean Health journalist UK Sepsis Trust course focuses on recognising and acting on signs of sepsis, and ensuring staff are trained in latest guidance and best practice The UK Sepsis Trust (UKST) is offering an education programme for NHS staff to improve recognition and management of the life-threatening syndrome. Emergency Nurse. 34, 3, 6-7. doi: 10.7748/en.34.3.6.s2 Want to read more? Already have access?
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