Wirelessly operated bioelectronic sutures for the monitoring of deep surgical wounds nature.com/articles/s4155…

Truly enjoyed the inspiring talks and discussions on EDI in surgery at today’s The Royal College of Surgeons of England #FutureSurgeonsForum. “Diversity is when you’re invited to the party. Inclusion is being asked to dance. Belonging is when you’re able to dance like no one is watching.” #PermissiontoDance

We are live! Some amazing talks so far #HLAMA21 The HLA

Thank you Prof Prof Katherine Woolf for coming to speak your work has been so pivotal for #ATTAIN Research Group 🤩🙂 #HLAMA2021 The HLA medics.academy Arjun Nathan Innocent

Day 1/2 has been an absolute success. Amazing to have Dr Chaand Nagpaul close today with some profound thoughts on our workforce. Chaand Nagpaul The HLA #HLAMA21

Yesterday afternoon on BBC News (World) discussing the government review into racial and gender bias of medical devices. Whilst this is a step towards tackling inequalities in health outcomes, it is critical that action there on after is taken in a timely and effective manner NHS Race & Health Observatory

I just quit being a doctor for the NHS. Here are 12 reflections:

We’re proud to support Medical Schools Council new guidance to help medical schools challenge discrimination. This builds on existing practice to provide students with the supportive, inclusive, & fair learning environments they deserve. Find more info here: orlo.uk/Fk3mD

Yes, it's a Saturday afternoon but how could I not agree to help this amazing organisation The Aspiring Medic's Support (C.I.C) ...incredibly close to my heart Enam Haque @Fatima_medic Subodh Dave ☘️🌻🌞 Humanising Medicine

One amazing thing Twitter does is connect people in a Covid world. Looking forward to speaking to school students about my journey as a medic. Thanks The Aspiring Medic's Support (C.I.C) !

How a ‘needle free’ injections work

I get a lot of questions about "my team" who helps with my twitter posts. Let me make it clear. The "team" is me. >12 years, >40K posts, most since the pandemic began. Every one comes from me alone. N of 1.

I downloaded all the data Amazon has on me, and honestly the creepiest thing about it is that they sent me the *actual audio files* of every time I spoke* to Amazon Alexa *years ago when I was young and foolish about surveillance

Over the past three years, TAMS have worked to highlight the various challenges faced by our service users both before and during medical school. To read more about our impact and the available opportunities to support us please visit the link below tams.community/wearetams

I’m almost halfway through my Masters (wtf) and have spent a lot of time reflecting on things I wish I’d known. Thought I’d share a few thoughts for #MedTwitter and anyone thinking of intercalating. 1/God knows

Cross-sectional study found female physicians spend more time in #EHR: total, after-hours & writing notes, emphasizing need for workflows, tools and policies to reduce documentation burden. Lisa Rotenstein MD Christine Sinsky @Ted_Melnick ja.ma/3IDZG38

Exploring problems close to you can be the best start to your innovation journey. Start small. Collaborate. Create the change you need. #innovation #Medtwitter

🔢 " AI could play an important role in addressing global health care inequities at the individual patient, health system, and population levels " 📢 #Healthcare #MedTwitterAI #HospitalsTalkToLovedOnes x.com/rafael52987/st…

Poor communicators share the same issues: - Too wordy - Try to “sound smart” with complexity - Come across as fake - Provide too many, confusing or mixed messages - Say something once and you never hear it again But, it can be fixed using these techniques.