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Pausing the PhD to understand Covid-19 – SCOPE
Clark Russell is a medical doctor training in infectious diseases and microbiology. ... It has also been inspiring to see nursing, medical and laboratory colleagues in the Infectious Diseases Unit and diagnostic lab rise to the challenge of COVID-19.
What is burnout and what does it feel like? – Teaching Matters
It can help structure further conversations with medical and mental health professionals.
December Bulletin 2018 – SCPHRP
Left to right: Ruth and Siobhan. Siobhan Conner graduated with MPH in Public Health (distinction) in the Edinburgh Medical School: Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences.
Why I learned about sustainability – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
looking at sustainability in veterinary medical education.
INFO-BC: What We Learned From Think Aloud Pilots – Edinburgh Health Economics
Grades refer to the official Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) which are used by health professionals worldwide to classify medical problems, symptoms, and side effects.
One Year of CovidLife – Generation Scotland
Generation Scotland is a volunteer led study. It aims to create more effective treatments, based on gene knowledge for the medical , social and economic benefit of Scotland and its people.
Day 1 Recordings – Learning and Teaching Conference 2023
Jessica O’Loughlin | Biochemistry Graduate, The University of Edinburgh. Sophie Luc | 4th Year UG Medical Student, The University of Edinburgh.
Student engagement and sense of mattering in a large UG course – Teaching Matters
Focussing on the first-year Medical Biology 1 course, which hosts over 300 students, Dr. ... Dr Celine Caquineau is a Senior Lecturer at the Edinburgh Medical School: Biomedical Sciences and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Opioids and fentanyl are a drug ‘power category’ – Dark matters
New journals were founded, new directions for medical science and education were proposed, and new ideas of what pain was were proposed. ... A whole system of pain management emerged as medical practice and system of governance (Sherman, 2017).
Led by what? on science and experts – Edinburgh Decameron: Lockdown Sociology at Work
The result is nonetheless a kind of collapse between medical investigations, mathematical modelling, epidemiological analysis and various other ‘science‘, some of which is based on assumptions that would be sociologically laughable