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Trolling on social media is discouraging women doctors from speaking up

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By Jane Dacre, Latifa Patel
| The BMJ
Jane Dacre, emeritus professor of medical education1, Latifa Patel, specialist training year seven paediatric respiratory resident doctor and chair of BMA’s Representative Body 1University College London, UK 2BMA, BMA House, Tavistock Square, London Tackling the trolling received by women doctors will help to promote more constructive online spaces and discourse, write Jane Dacre and Latifa Patel At a recent meeting between the British Medical Association and the Medical Women’s Federation,...
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Presenteeism: Doctors Are Pushing Their Mental Health Aside

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By Jane Dacre
| Medscape
Doctors are notoriously reluctant to take time off when we are sick. This is not something that is distinct to the UK; in fact, it is something we see among members we support around the world. When I was at medical school, education on self-care was extremely limited. Even now — despite some improvement in the curricula such as the inclusion of stress management techniques — the long hours and high stakes associated with the medical profession still drive a culture of self-sacrifice.
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Sexual misconduct reporting system must be implemented and enforced

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By Jane Dacre
| xpresschronicle.com
Jane Dacre, president Medical Protection Society, London, UK jane.dacre{at}nhs.net The steps set out to tackle sexual misconduct in the NHS, and better support those affected, are welcome—all healthcare workers should feel that their safety is a priority and not accept that this kind of behaviour … Source link Tags: enforced Implemented misconduct reporting sexual system
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