Eleventh book of the year - feel like I’m making very slow progress! Interesting thoughts, found it was one I needed to dip in and out of as it was quite a sober voice. #MedSky #BookSky

Tenth book of the year. Slow progress with my 25 for the year. May have been optimistic. Useful book, not too thick but insightful coverage of a wide range of family situations and considerations for supporting a child to explore a Christian faith #BookSky #WomeninChristianity

Finally finished reading this book, jumping off the Marmot report. Useful thoughts and challenges on social determinants of health #globalhealth #booksky #medsky

Not sure how I managed to injure this book, think something attacked it my bag. But I’ve finished it now. Sad and challenging stories

Read this pretty much in one sitting on a flight home yesterday #BookSky #MedSky

Next book finished - very thought provoking.
#BookSky #MedSky #MedEdSky
@agawande.bsky.social

Aisha Awan and colleagues argue for nationally funded training programmes for the integration of displaced refugee and asylum seeking healthcare professionals @bmj.com

www.bmj.com/content/388/...

With maternity leave drawing to a close in just over a month, it’s time to dust off the various medical-themed books I’ve been given as gifts but never got round to reading. First one completed: Your Life in My Hands by Rachel Clarke
#MedSky #BookSky #internationalwomensday

🧵 1/11 📚 Our new rapid systematic review, led by @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social in @bmj.com examines the role of physician associates (PAs) and anaesthetic associates (AAs) in the UK. This is a crucially important question in light of the Leng Review

UK people, turn on your radio! I'll be on the Today Programme talking about this paper from about 0653 today.