Blogs
Welcome to e-llaborate
Welcome to the e-llaborate collaborative working environment
This site is for practitioner educators involved in the development and delivery of the University of Manchester's medical curriculum.
With this site, you can:
Getting things moving
Hi folks
how do we get the ball rolling?
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Membership of EPSRC’s Advisory Panels – Call for Nominations
A chance to influence and nominate people for our Technical Opportunities Panel, the User Panel and Societal Issues Panel.
Doctors need more drugs training - BBC - 22/01/2008
Trainee doctors are not being given adequate training about the "complex" range of drugs available, a leading pharmacologist has told MPs.
Professor David Webb of Edinburgh University said the vast majority of newly qualified doctors are unsure about giving medicines to patients.
The General Medical Council, which oversees doctors' training, said it was reviewing the area.
But it said doctors had asked for more practical prescribing help.
'Potential risk'
Dementia strategy to bring extra training for GPs - The Pulse - 03/02/2009
GP's will get extra training in early diagnosis and management of dementia as part of the Government's £150 million national strategy to improve treatment of the condition, ministers announced today.
The much-trailed Department of Health strategy will also see ‘memory clinics' staffed by specialists set up across the country.
Foundation and TOI
We from the Medical School, mostly me, write a piece each week to keep students informed and up to date with various aspects of the Programme. As you can guess some weeks are more interesting than others and sometimes there is more to say.
Masters Blog
HI Everyone,
Hope you are all progressing with your assignments. I have a very tidy office area but have done very little work! It is really hard to get started.
I think I am beginning to get some idea of what I am supposed to be doing but just need to deliver some work!!!
Colin
my first blog
This is my first blog! I don''t think I like having homework to do again. Not sure if all adults (personally speaking) are self motivated in self improvement (CLAYTON 2008)... sure someone theorised that but not sure who yet so shall claim it for myself...
