insanely proud of our new #doctorsmess - it was the outcome of a fabulous group of people coming together and having a laugh painting until 3am one weekend it’s not often that you see, let alone make, genuine and sincere change in the NHS but we did it! the NHS needs more of it

Came across this post from Ganavya Doraiswamy, a classically trained musician who is now based in New York. I don't know the full backstory here, but apparently she's been receiving hateful comments for performing hindu devotional music at her concerts. This should give you a

This is actually wild. Becoming a doctor was always thought to be a job for life. You worked hard to get the qualifications required and now more than half of new doctors are without a job. Its criminal.

Stumbled upon a lovely album of this person's travels to Kailash in 1995/1997, goes by the name Unseen Horizons over at Flickr. I've linked it below and urge you to have a look too. At once incredibly personal and ethereal. © Unseen Horizons, Flickr.

today I walked through the valleys just to watch the beautiful meadows.

Today is the last Monday of Sawan on this divine day, may you feel the presence of Lord Shiva in every heartbeat. Har Har Mahadev 🔱

pappi to the photographer who grabbed this, what a frame

You asked. I delivered. Really appreciate coming from you ❤️

does everyone already know that the word "Mandarin" ultimately comes from Sanskrit मन्त्री/mantrī ("minister"), or is that still a niche factoid that can get some likes on here?

Once I… …finish med school …complete residency …become an attending …get that first paycheck after training …become partner THAT is when I’ll happy But then you aren’t. It’s called an Arrival Fallacy, and it impacts most physicians. It’s the idea that “once I get there

anyway, whatever excuse I can get to post one of the funniest videos ive ever seen

Our national study found that for every one hour with patients, UK resident doctors spend four hours on admin. In The BMJ today, we break down why this isn’t just an inconvenience, it’s a safety risk.  1) Fragmented EHRs → endless copy-paste + re-entering data 2) Trainees

Obligatory #Janmashtami replug of this great Osho passage, from his discourse "Krishna, the Man and His Philosophy": "Krishna alone seems to be relevant to the new awareness, to the new understanding that came to man in the wake of Freud and his findings. It is so because in