Excited to be at induction for the National Medical Director’s Fellowship Scheme with colleagues from all 4 countries. #cfs19 #fmlm_uk

Great to visit HEIW in Wales and to discuss leadership with Welsh Leadership fellows. Real desire to improve workplace for NHS staff and ultimately patient experience. GMC @HEIW_NHS @WelshFellows

‘When we see things that aren’t right, we do things about them’ Thank you National Guardian's Office 💙 who spoke to us yesterday during Speak Up month #FTSU #SpeakUpToMe Helpful suggestions & support on the ethical hub GMC gmc-uk.org/ethical-guidan…

Excited to be at Leaders in Healthcare conference in Birmingham this week. @LeadersHealth19 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management #cfs19

Proud to promote trainee leadership roles in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine UHB Critical Care and Outreach University Hospitals Birmingham BMJ Leader Tomasz Torlinski Leaders in Healthcare BMJ Leader #cfs19 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management #LeadersHealth19

Great pleasure to visit South Eastern Trust and Ulster Hospital critical care department with GMC. Learned about their impressive cultures, staff survey results and QI infrastructure even in really challenging times. #CFS19 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management

Applications for our clinical fellow schemes will begin opening over the next few months. Take a look at our website to learn more about what a year as a clinical fellow at a national healthcare organisation will involve! fmlm.ac.uk/cfs

Giving blood at lunch- advantage of being non-clinical this year #cfs19 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management @NHS NHS Blood+Transplant

Delighted for #ICSSOA to be in Birmingham this year. Looking forward to learning some intensive care medicine. #ics #cfs19

Vasopressors and fluids in the critically unwell - John Myburgh - “less is more but it’s hard to do” #ICSSOA #cfs19 Intensive Care Society 💙

Out today: our 2019 #stateofmed report features new research and analysis of trends in medical education and practice in the UK. Read the report 👉 socsi.in/d2XZ4

Some fascinating and important insight in the state of medical education report from the GMC #stateofmed #CFS19 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management

We've been speaking to some current and past National Medical Director's Clinical Fellows to see what a year as a clinical fellow looks like: vimeo.com/381651778?ref=… Applications close in mid-January, so don't delay in pulling everything together! FMLM Trainee Steering Group NHS England

Thoroughly enjoyed our trip to Parliament hosted by Lord Phillip Hunt. Learning about healthcare from the ‘other’ side. GMC Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management #cfs19

Evolve Scotland are proud to announce our launch event: Working together, leading to better care. Date: 19th of March 2020 Time: 10am Venue: South Hall, Pollock Halls of Residence, Edinburgh Cost: Free View the programme and confirm your place at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/evolve-scotl…

This is a challenging time for all in the health services. As a new doctor, you may be unsure how #COVID19 will affect your first FY1 post. Your colleagues on the frontline are ready to welcome and support you. Visit our website for the latest info socsi.in/rNP5r

Feels great to be at a virtual #SOA21 and we’re not (yet) talking about covid. What a fascinating and terrifying talk from Chris Lemons the diver from Netflix’s #LastBreath. Intensive Care Society 💙

Proud to present our poster about trying to improve staff communication during the second wave at #SOA21 Great teamwork. UHB Critical Care and Outreach Intensive Care Society 💙 faisal baig UHB Critical Care and Outreach Louisa Murphy (she/her)

Delighted to be starting my new role as Consultant Intensivist and Anaesthetist UHCW NHS Trust this week. It’s been a long journey. A big big thank you to the hundreds of people who’ve supported me over the years since graduating in 2008! FICMNews Royal College of Anaesthetists #cfs2019 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management

#ICSSOA2015 Craig Denmade would normal lactate measurement in primary care lead to false reassurance?