⬇️ Follow @drskyekinder.bsky.social and this incredible 🧵as she generously shares her readings for her very final exam for @ranzcp.bsky.social fellowship. What a privilege for us given the wide spectrum of material sourced. 🙏 and very best wishes for your success Skye.

I am sitting my final (of six) fellowship exams for @ranzcp.bsky.social. This particular exam focuses on critical thinking relevant to the practice of #psychiatry (including historical, cultural & political contexts). I’m going to share my readings here, and welcome discussion! #mentalhealth #MedSky

Final week of academic year for our University of Melbourne medical students, which means it’s officially exam marking season for me. Such a pleasure to coordinate the psychiatry rotation. Here is a snap with my last rotation group for 2024. Best wishes for your future medical careers #MedSky #MedEd

Bluesky feels like I took a Time Machine back to 2009 when I was still like “Hey this social media thing is going to make the world a better place.”

Glad to be back amongst #MedTwitter #MedSky & other friends. Doctor specialising in #mentalhealth #psychiatry w/ deep connection to #ruralhealth. Academic coordinator & lecturer interested in #MedEd. Passionate about #genderequity, #womeninmedicine, centring women’s voices. Enjoying motherhood.

And hello @drskyekinder.bsky.social 🎉

The migration of MedTwitter, along with a large cohort of science journalists, to BlueSky is striking in its scale and rapidity. In a short time, this shift has effectively transformed BlueSky into the essential hub for breaking medical news and vibrant scientific discourse.

It took me twelve years (!) to build up my audience on Twitter. It took 5 days to surpass the 50% point of my Twitter following on Bluesky. I’m hopeful that the overall growth on this site will negate the need to go on Twitter altogether. Sad to see what it devolved into, but thrilled to see it die.