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Hello all! I hope you have all had a productive and inspiring week thus far. As the tradition continues, welcome to another week in review! We continued collaboration with Hartlepool & Stockton Health in our endeavour to support local practices as we get through difficult times in the NHS. 1.⁠ ⁠I did a lecture at my alma mater UCL! I spoke about one of my greatest passions, primary care innovation and its scope in GPland.  2.⁠ Alongside my lecture, I ⁠made a video with fellow professionals as part of the UCL MBA alumni series with the help of Blessing Adedoyin, MBA. I loved doing an MBA, as it made me an economically and financially astute doctor, something I never trained to be in Medical School. To all those considering it, just leap! You won’t regret it. I had lots of fun at the new building - met up with fellow alumni and the new cohorts, and even had a camera following me everywhere - had my taste of Hollywood fame! 3.⁠ ⁠Met up with Elliot Finney to discuss primary care recruitment concerns - the greatest being the role of allied healthcare staff, and whether organisations are overestimating them, putting them outside their competency and putting the livelihoods of GPs at risk. 4.⁠ ⁠Had an engaging chat with Ben Allen, a fellow GP partner, who has been working with ICB in the past, it was great to share ideas on improving Primary Care practice. The significance and importance of great managers and the culture they promote at a GP practice are not spoken of enough. I would like to prompt all healthcare leaders, aspiring or established, to consider the culture and ethos they encourage at their institutions. Some great Elm Tree Medical Centre news - the trainees who were recently with us passed their GP exams! From all of us at Elm Tree, we are so proud of you all and excited to see where you take primary care! We also had a practice partners meeting, where we set goals for next year. Setting goals is the most important thing you can do for yourself and your practice, as it encourages drive and self-reflection. How was your week? Let me know in the comments!  #GP #primarycare #innovation

Hey 👋🏼 LinkedIn Community! This is a great pre conference hosted by APTA Federal on 2024 APTA CSM in Boston. I want to introduce you the best dollar value one day pre conference in a life time. If you’re struggling on starting a primary care physical therapy program, or trying to improve your current program or how to integrate primary care physical therapy mindset into your private practice hence increase your business value ?! This is will worth your $100 ! We have got experts from all different settings to come and showcase their secret on making primary care physical therapy happen at their organization. We have got Katie O'Bright PT, DPT, OCS and Steven W. to tell you all about how primary care PT work in the private sectors and different ways of increase your business success in both small business and corporate side. We have got Sherman Auyeung, Preston Roundy on how they did it in Kaiser Permanente and Duke University Health System . We also got all the federal experts like Brandon Peterson, Russell Bishop, Jennifer Turner and Steven Spoonemore Jr. and Jeremiah Samson, PT, ScD to showcase how is primary care physical therapy look like at the VA, the military and public health services. We also have perks on developing primary care physical therapy residency program as well as address gaps in entry level educations. This is a all star team! You can’t possible spend $100 to get all of these amazing SME in one single room. Also, I didn’t want to leave any students and new grads out in the dark and thinking this is only for the “adults”! If you are interested in primary care physical therapy and don’t know where to find mentorship. This pre-con is a great way for you to network and understand how these different setting functions based on its unique benefits and barriers. #apta #primarycare #primarycarephysicaltherapy #csm #preconference #newgrads #clinicians #spts #dpts #academia

📣 To celebrate the last day of #PAWeek, let’s #tbt to my first specialty conference as I presented to a room of soon-to-be graduates and early career APPs (Advanced Practice Providers). 🚀 The irony of the slide, “Life After Graduation” is fitting as I reflect on my PA career and embark on my next chapter as an #aspiringMSL. 🏁 Here are a few examples of the skills that I’ve learned as a PA: ✅ Adaptability: The very first lesson I’ve learned in PA school. One that has served me well as I’ve transitioned through my various roles to serve my community.  ✅ Communication: As a PA, I am required to communicate and break down complex medical information to a variety of audiences. Not only this, but I’ve discovered my love for educating my health colleagues on various disease states and therapeutic areas to improve patient care (who remembers my #teachingTuesdays?).  ✅ Establishing Relationships: Perhaps, the most important skill is my ability to build and foster relationships. From earning the trust of my patients to my respected health colleagues, I pride myself on being a trusted provider. 🌟 As we end our celebration for PA week, I want to thank all of the great mentors who have shaped me to become the PA I am today!  👉 Share with me: Have you ever been cared for by a PA? How do you feel PAs add value to your MSL team? - - - #yourPACan #PAWeek #PhysicianAssociate #PAsGoBeyond #AspiringMSL #MedicalAffairs

The AAMC’s Action Plan 2 is a pivotal step towards supporting medical students through modernized tech and equitable practices. The AAMC's strategic focus on enhancing the PREview exam marks a significant advancement in medical education. This initiative promises to foster a more equitable and comprehensive approach to assessing medical students' readiness. #MedicalEducation #AAMC #PREviewExam"

🌟 Building Your Med School Support System: Why It Matters 💙👩⚕️👨⚕️ 1/ You're Not Alone: Med school can be a rollercoaster. Having a support system reminds you that you're not navigating this journey solo. Share the highs, conquer the lows together. 2/ Shoulder to Lean On: A support system is your reliable anchor when the seas get rough. They're the listening ear, the comforting presence when you need to vent or seek advice. 3/ Study Buddies Unite: Form study groups or find a study buddy. Shared knowledge, diverse perspectives—it's a win-win. Together, you can conquer the mountains of medical information. 4/ Celebrating Milestones: From acing an exam to surviving a tough rotation, your support system celebrates every victory, big or small. Their cheers amplify your successes. 5/ Navigating Challenges: Medical school isn't without challenges. Your support system is your safety net during the tough times. Their encouragement can turn obstacles into stepping stones. 6/ Mental Health Allies: They notice when your smile doesn't reach your eyes. A supportive friend or mentor can be crucial in recognizing signs of stress and encouraging you to seek help. 7/ Building Lifelong Connections: The bonds you form in med school can last a lifetime. Your support system is more than a network; it's a family that understands the unique challenges you face. 8/ Resilience in Unity: There's strength in unity. Your support system boosts your resilience. Together, you can overcome challenges, fostering a culture of collective strength. 9/ Diverse Perspectives: A diverse support system introduces you to varied perspectives. It broadens your horizons, making you a more compassionate and understanding future healthcare professional. 10/ Reciprocal Support: Remember, supporting others is as important as receiving support. Your journey might inspire someone else. Share your experiences and wisdom generously. In the grand symphony of med school, your support system is the harmonious melody that carries you through. Tag your study buddies, mentors, or friends who make up your support system! 🚀💙 #MedEdSupport #MedSchoolFamily #UnityInMedicine #medschool #meded #medstudent #medstudents #usmle

We can’t wait to get together with our Health, Social Care and Education clients at Maybo’s 2023 Masterclass and Conference being held tomorrow and Wednesday. Our Masterclass ‘Biscuits: helping you bite your tongue since 1784’ will expose the unconscious mind and may shift how we understand thinking! We'll delve into the fascinating world of ego depletion and discover how this hidden force impacts our decision-making, work performance and overall well-being. Our Conference theme takes a ‘lifespan perspective’, exploring some of the challenges the people we support can experience as they transition through life and services, and how a relational approach and simple things can make such a positive difference. We show how a Human Rights Based approach can help us reduce restrictive practices through all ages and services, and gain insights from our NHS Ambulance and Critical Care colleagues on how medical conditions may lie behind behaviours of concern. A Lifespan Perspective Part 1 - ‘We are all the ages we have ever been’ with Tony France of Trauma Action Group Part 2 - ‘You never asked’ Maybo Senior Trainer Alex Robinson draws key learning from her lived experience as a patient and then care professional Part 3 - ‘We don’t always know best’ with James Dickinson, Patient Experience & Involvement Lead, RDaSH NHS Foundation Trust Part 4 - ‘How approaches to restrictive practice differ through lifespan and why a ‘Human Rights Based Approach’ is the foundation for reduction’ with James Ridley, Dementia Care Manager at HC-One, Co-author RRN Training Standards We’ll hear from Adam Hopper and Clare Barnham of the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) who will present ‘Clinically Related Behaviours: Learning from a UK Ambulance initiative’; an initiative we are proud to have been involved with. Linda Monk, Matron and Laura Colston, Sister at Southampton NHS will show how they have embedded Maybo training and created a positive and safer environment within Neuro Critical Care. Maybo’s Nicky John and Sarah and Lynsey of Swallowcourt will present ‘Celebrating the Planes that Land’ on their success in reducing restrictive practices with the ‘6 Core Strategies’. Maybo Chief Product Officer, Gary Williams will launch our exciting new tools and resources that support learning and its transfer to practice. Most of all we look forward to coming together in good company to share learning from the year with the wider Maybo family. #mayboconference #postiveoutcomes

Heartfelt Connections A Journey United: Shared Bonds in Medical Pursuits Today, let's celebrate the POWERFUL CONNECTIONS we've forged with fellow medical enthusiasts. These relationships uplift, inspire, and remind us that we're never alone on this journey. Let's honor these BONDS together! 💙🌟 #MedicalCommunity #SharedJourney CONNECTED BY DREAMS: From day one, we've been CONNECTED by a shared passion – the desire to heal, learn, and make a difference. It's this COMMON THREAD that unites us across distances and backgrounds. SUPPORT SYSTEMS: In the demanding world of medicine, our connections are more than friendships; they're SUPPORT SYSTEMS. Whether it's late-night study sessions or words of encouragement, these connections buoy us through challenges. LEARNING TOGETHER: Learning is richer when SHARED. The knowledge we gain and the insights we exchange within our COMMUNITY contribute to our growth as medical professionals. CELEBRATING DIVERSITY: Our community is a tapestry woven with DIVERSE EXPERIENCES. Each individual brings a unique perspective, enriching our understanding of medicine and the world. A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION: Every success story within our circle is an INSPIRATION. Witnessing fellow medical enthusiasts overcome obstacles and achieve milestones motivates us to strive for excellence. HONORING UNITY: Today, let's honor the unity within our MEDICAL FAMILY. Tag a friend who has been an integral part of your journey and share a memory that exemplifies the bond you share. FORWARD TOGETHER: As we continue our journey, let's cherish these connections that have become an inseparable part of our medical narrative. Together, we'll face challenges, celebrate victories, and make a lasting impact on the field of medicine. #MedicalCommunity #SharedJourney #MedicalBonds #USMLE #plab #fmge #step1 #step2ck #ecfmg #medicine #medicalstudent #mbbs

Only 2% of people fulfill their dreams in their lifetime. Years ago, I worked with a man who wanted to become a police officer. After spending months preparing, he wasn't accepted to the police academy. He was deeply disappointed. It was his goal since childhood to become a police officer. He wanted to be on the front lines helping people. After spending a few months thinking about his future, he decided to pursue a career in medicine. While it was his goal to become a police officer, his dream was to be a doctor. He had many hurdles to overcome. - Med school prereqs - Studying for the MCAT - Getting accepted to med school. Not to mention breaking through his discomfort with being 10 years older than the average student. He left his full-time job to enroll in college to complete the prereqs. He then tackled the MCAT and was accepted to medical school. It wasn't an easy road, but goal setting and internal resolve helped him achieve his dream. Today, he is an ER Doctor. Not long after becoming a doctor, he found himself on the front lines. It was in the ER, treating COVID patients. What are the key steps you can take to be in the "2% Club"? 1. Create goals in key areas of your life where you have dreams to achieve (health, family, business, finances, and hobbies).  2. Determine what actions must be taken immediately to achieve those goals. 3. Go forward with all the resolve you can find within.

There are many reasons why you should invest in NMF, these are our top two: 1. Advance excellence in medicine—and a new generation of physician leaders. 2. Deliver excellent care to ALL communities by building a more equitable health care system. Invest in NMF at notyourtypicaltuesday.org 🌟 Your gift to NMF helps build a new generation of health care leaders, who will bring excellence to all areas of medicine, clinical research, and public health. NMF has supported generations of leaders whose impact is felt today — in medical practice, academic medicine, clinical research, and leadership of hospitals and other health care institutions. NMF supports Black, Indigenous, Latine, and People of Color medical students who are statistically more likely than others to practice in chronically underserved communities, and amplify the voices that currently exist, but are marginalized in our health care system. #InvestInNMF #HealthEquity #NMFCares #GivingTuesday

Best practices comes with mindful thinking of leadership making daily decisions over many choices to improve outcomes of their organisational operations. Happy to share about another organisation which follows the best practices to deploy systematic approach, integration, and learning based on the framework established by Congress to promote improved quality of goods and services in U.S. companies and organizations. Welcome to the board and I am looking forward to working and learning from the leadership which strives to be the role model organisation! #leadership #management #strategy