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Bee on lavender symbolising the practise of medicine photo by Alan Johnston

Why do we say that we practise medicine?

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When we talk about being doctors, we don’t say that we do medicine or that we are medicine; we say that we practise medicine....
Ten Steps to Self-Care for doctors

Ten Steps to Self-Care

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We hear a lot about self-care these days and think it is probably something we ought to do. We think it has to do with diet, exercise and rest, perhaps with the odd massage and glass of wine thrown in, but true self-care is much deeper than this. In truth, self-care requires a foundation of love and appreciation, for all of who we are.
burning wood, symbolising burnout

Burnout – Care Factor, Zero

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What is burnout? In the world of cars, a burnout is the practice of keeping a vehicle stationary and spinning its wheels, causing the tires...
Doctor Anne Malatt

Doctors can learn about life from their patients

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Doctors aren’t supposed to have favourite patients. We are not supposed to feel anything, really. We are supposed to be objective, dispassionate, and to not...
A doorway into a truer way of being

Learning to listen to our bodies

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We can learn a lot about ourselves, and life, and how the way we choose to live affects us, if we listen to our...
Doctor Anne Malatt

What does a doctor look like?

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An article published in 2016 recounted the stories of several female doctors who had offered in-flight assistance to distressed passengers in response to the...
Medical Training Should Come With A Health Warning

Medical training should come with a health warning

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When I started my medical training, I was an innocent, fresh faced, healthy young woman, full of life and enthusiasm. I came out the other...

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