Abi Rimmer
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Can I work while... Can I work while having IVF? Username * Password * Abi Rimmer Can I work while having IVF? BMJ 389 :r643 doi:10.1136/bmj.r643 Help If you are unable to import citations, please contact technical support for your product directly (links go to external sites): EndNote ProCite Reference Manager RefWorks Zotero
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There are ways to make workplaces feel more inclusive for neurodivergent colleagues, Abi Rimmer hearsMake them feel safeCatriona McVey, final year medical student, says, “Neurodivergent colleagues often bring unique strengths—such as attention to detail and deep focus in specialised areas—but they can also face additional challenges and barriers to success. “Work with them to identify what they personally find difficult, and explore what accommodations can be made at work.
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When teams are stretched it is important to foster a supportive working environment, Abi Rimmer hears Work must be done at a team and an organisational level Billy Palmer, Nuffield Trust senior fellow, says, “We know from our analysis of staff survey data that the gulf in job satisfaction between the NHS’s youngest and oldest staff is widening.1 Clinicians aged 21-30 are far less likely to look forward to going to work than those of a similar age a decade ago, whereas this has plateaued or...
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1 month ago |
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Hospital consultants have urged the BMA to lobby for a national, anonymous reporting structure for staff who experience sexual harassment at work. Doctors at the BMA’s UK consultants annual conference on 4 March also called for NHS organisations to investigate reports of sexual misconduct using external investigators trained in trauma investigations.
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Actively challenging racism takes courage, Abi Rimmer hears“It requires work and considerable effort”—Aaliya Goyal, GP with special interest in occupational health and wellbeing“Racism, in all forms, has no place in healthcare. However, it does exist, and it leaves a devastating impact on colleagues and patients and has consequences for patient safety.1“Being antiracist means recognising that we’re part of a racist system.
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