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Sian Rees

Plymouth
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Associate Professor in Marine Social-Ecological Systems Research at the University of Plymouth
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Marine protected areas can increase the abundance of invasive lionfish (Pterois miles)

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By Periklis Kleitou, Sian Rees, Demetris Kletou, Frederick Cyprus
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Marine protected areas (MPAs) can restore depleted fisheries and degraded habitats (Blampied et al., 2022; Fraschetti et al., 2013; Guidetti & Sala, 2007; Stevens et al., 2014), and are a key management tool to conserve marine biodiversity and other marine resources (Duarte et al., 2020; O'Leary et al., 2016).
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Creating and establishing your own personal brand in medicine

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By ROGER KIRBY, Sian Rees, Workforce Innovation, Kirby RS
| Wiley Clinical Healthcare Hub
Creating and establishing your own personal brand in medicine By Roger Kirby and Siân Rees Times are currently difficult in medicine. Notwithstanding the long awaited and recently published NHS Long Term Workforce Plan,1 in which the Government promises ‘over £2.4 billion to fund additional education and training places over five years, on top of existing funding commitments’, life as a clinician in the NHS seems more fraught and uncertain than ever before.
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Performing well at interview

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By ROGER KIRBY, Sian Rees, Workforce Innovation
| Wiley Clinical Healthcare Hub
Performing well at interview by Roger Kirby and Siân Rees Interviews are an integral part of a career in medicine, from medical school application to exam vivas and applying for jobs. Success can be transformational, leading to new and exciting things. Repeated failure can be very demoralising, especially if you think that you did not perform as well as you could have.
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