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Category: Clinicians

Reflections – In the Eye of the Hurricane by Ahmed Elmansouri

Posted on 12th June 202013th June 2020 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Junior Clinicians

  Reflections – In the Eye of the Hurricane   by Ahmed El-Mansouri   Today I sat with a colleague at lunch. Inevitably, the topic of Covid-19 reared its head.   He fell into the camp of people who had flourished in the eye of the storm. ‘Every day I […]

Navigating the Minefield By Rachael Palmer

Posted on 1st May 20201st May 2020 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Junior Clinicians, Students

Navigating the Minefield Rachael Palmer   Being a student nurse is akin to running through a burning building and making it out alive. It’s only when you look back at the house in flames that it truly dawns on you how amazing it is that you survived…   …okay, maybe […]

Reflections on being a S.T.U.D.E.N.T By Charlotte Jakab-Hall

Posted on 17th April 2020 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Clinicians

Reflections on being a S.T.U.D.E.N.T Charlotte Jakab-Hall   I have now been a registered (adult) nurse for just under two years, and find myself looking back on my time as a student nurse (StN) very fondly, and with great pride. It is undoubtedly one of the hardest things I have […]

Drawing by example. How Parkinson’s awareness is changing in the NHS By Jonny Acheson

Posted on 10th April 2020 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Clinicians

Drawing by example. How Parkinson’s awareness is changing in the NHS Jonny Acheson   I was 41 years old and things seemed to be falling into place. I had been a Consultant in the Emergency Department at Leicester Royal Infirmary since 2009 and things were starting to happen. The Education […]

“Wobble moments” make wonderful lessons By Debs Cooper

Posted on 3rd April 2020 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Clinicians, Junior Clinicians

“Wobble moments” make wonderful lessons Debs Cooper   When I first qualified, I think there were many things that I’d prepared for and thought would be important, but then when it came down to it, they weren’t a priority any more. In part I think this is to do with […]

Theory to Practice By Dann Gooding

Posted on 20th March 202020th March 2020 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Clinicians, Junior Clinicians

Theory to Practice Dann Gooding   After three years of being a student, you’ve found yourself at the top of the tree. You’ve gone through your placements, got your competencies signed off and feel like you’re on top of the world. On placement, you’re taking your own workload under supervision […]

HLAxLords Women at the Forefront of Leadership and Change – Devina Maru 

Posted on 13th September 20194th October 2019 Mayowa OsinibiPosted in Junior Clinicians, Scholar

HLAxLords Women at the Forefront of Leadership and Change   Devina Maru      “A woman is like a tea bag – you never know how strongshe is until she gets in hot water” – Eleanor Roosevelt. I am passionate and determined to help support and promote the advancement of the […]

Energy-giving vs Energy-depleting – Nishma Manek

Posted on 8th August 2019 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Non-Clinical Leaders, Senior Clinicians

Energy-giving vs Energy-depleting Nishma Manek   Your inspiration and motivation are clearly off the scale and contagious! How do you cultivate these? Thank you! I’ve not really thought about it before, but I suppose it comes from 2 choices.   I think most things we choose to do fall on a […]

WIHL – Disruptive Leadership – Stella Vig

Posted on 16th May 20197th August 2019 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Senior Clinicians, WIHL

Disruptive Leadership Stella Vig Stella Vig Healthcare Leadership needs to change.   At all levels. And now.   The NHS cannot continue to teach and encourage leadership along traditional models. The current leadership model embeds nine leadership dimensions based upon current NHS principles. Currently Managers and Leaders can encourage, engage, […]

WIHL – Women have been gaslighted – Neena Modi

Posted on 19th April 20197th August 2019 Tayyib GoolamalleePosted in Senior Clinicians, WIHL

Women have been gaslighted Neena Modi Neena Modi Who am I? I am an Indian woman, a British citizen, an Asian Brit, a BME academic, a woman of colour, an immigrant, a mother, wife, a melanin medic….. Oh alas, labels are really not very helpful are they? Like most people, […]

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