🎄Time to open the BSDJ advent calendar! Day 20: Join a Journal Club #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent #residentdoctor #doctor

🎄Time to open the BSDJ advent calendar! Day 21: Participate in essay competitions #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent #residentdoctor #doctor

🎄Time to open the BSDJ advent calendar! Day 22: Don’t forget your value #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent #residentdoctor #doctor

🎄Time to open the BSDJ advent calendar! Day 23: Find a balance #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent #residentdoctor #doctor

🎄Time to open the BSDJ advent calendar! Day 24: Get stuck in #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent #residentdoctor #doctor

Missed The British Student Doctor Journal Editors' workshop at the Medical Educators conference? ✍️ Dr. John, Immediate Past EiC of the British Journal of Dermatology & Consultant Dermatology & Clinical Reader Cardiff University School of Medicine shares his top tips! 📷👉linkedin.com/posts/thebsdj_…

Announcing the Fulchand-Kilgour Excellence in Peer Review Award! This award recognizes those who go above and beyond to ensure high-quality reviews. Join our peer reviewer team and make an impact! Apply now using the QR code. #PeerReview #BSDJ #medicalpublishing

Introducing the Julie Browne Award for Excellence in Educational Scholarship! This prestigious award celebrates the best educational paper published at BSDJ within the year. Selected by the Advisory Board, it recognizes impactful contributions to advancing educational research.

The BSDJ is moving to an ‘as-and-when’ publishing style starting with our 2025 issue. No more waiting for seasonal releases – articles will now be published continuously as soon as they’re ready. Keep an eye out on our socials to check out the latest articles. #BSDJ

Explore the latest from the British Student Doctor Journal! Dive into ‘Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships: The Good, the Bad, and the Fixable’ by Jun Jie Lim. Scan the QR code or visit bsdj.org.uk to discover the insights. DOI: 10.18573/bsdj.394 #BSDJ

Our latest publication explores the pressing issue of knife crime in the UK and its impact on public health. In Cutting Deep: Crina Capatana examines the urgent need for action and awareness. Read the full article now: bsdj.org.uk

The pivotal role of the tuberculosis nurse in multidisciplinary teams! 🏥 Explore how specialist nurses enhance patient care, communication, and collaboration in this Associate Editor’s Pick by Anna De Beer #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent

Our latest editorial by Sruthi Saravanan dives deep into Imposter Phenomenon in health professional education and why you absolutely belong here.Scan the QR code or hit the link in bio to read it now! #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent #doctor

It is tempting to view our colleagues as competitors rather than collaborators in our professional journey.’ In her latest editorial, Sruthi Saravanan explores the imposter phenomenon in health professional education and how we can foster a more collaborative environment.

“I encourage the development of collaborative spaces where students, clinicians and educators can express vulnerability to promote authenticity — a powerful force in strengthening our community during times of uncertainty.” A timely message for anyone navigating healthcare.

If you’ve got a flair for creativity, layout, and digital design, this is your chance! Apply by Sunday 18th May 2025 at 12am BSTScan the QR code or click the link to apply: (forms.gle/9ZipT6BUgAGxzc…) #BSDJ #medicalpublishing #medicaljournal #medicalstudent #medstudent

Check out the latest Letter to the Editor in the British Student Doctor Journal! Ria Bansal and Akshata Valsangkar explore the issue of performative wellbeing in UK medical schools. Read the full piece and our latest issue via the QR code or at thebsdj.cardiffuniversitypress.org. #BSDJ

Medical student wellbeing isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. In this thought-provoking piece, Ria Bansal and Akshata Valsangkar discuss how performative wellbeing provisions in UK medical schools could risk the future of the NHS workforce. #BSDJ #medicalpublishing