#meded #medstudenttwitter #girlmedtwitter #womeninmedicine #womeninsurgery #somedocs Why should you give a Career talk? I got an email today citing some research stating that giving Careers talks to students gave more than just a feel good factor, but actually had a longer term effect on students work ethics in the run up to GCSE exams.( please find the link to the article https://www.tes.com/news/careers-talks-boost-gcse-results). As I continue writing this article, my hear

#giveusabreak #mindfulness #womeninmedicine #meded #clinicalwellbeing #medstudenttwitter #medtwitter I worked throughout medical school, stopping only in the last 6 weeks of my final year, although I would take some time off around exams at the end of each year. I was used to being at Uni or on clinical placement in the day and work at night, so thought I would cope well with being a junior doctor. I thought I understood exhaustion from working similar hours. What I did not