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Looking forward to being part of this event in July on the future of health professions regulation.

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who attended our final webinar "Routes to impact" with Nicola Brennan and Marie Bryce You're now all set for our Mastering the Basics research training event – sign up before registration closes tomorrow: asme.org.uk/events/event/2…

Thread with key messages from our webinar on developing and evidencing research impact:

Our systematic review paper is now out. System- level interventions is what we need! ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Big thanks to our amazing team @MarthaPaisi Marie Bryce robert witton

Our new scoping review on recruitment & retention in UK dentistry with focus on rural and coastal areas is out now in the BDJ. From ongoing research ⁦Peninsula Dental School⁩ on dental workforce issues with ⁦Sally Hanks⁩, ⁦Ian Mills⁩ & team nature.com/articles/s4141…

Our new scoping review on factors influencing Drs migration to and from the UK, led by Nicola Brennan …an-resources-health.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Ever fancied doing a Phd in clinical education? We have full funding for a PhD on how struggling learners are identified and supported at medical school. Get in touch with any questions and share to any relevant networks. CAMERa Peninsula Medical School plymouth.ac.uk/student-life/y…

Fancy doing a PhD in medical education with CAMERa ? Fully funded (stipend and bench fees) for three years. Focusing on undergraduate remediation programmes using realist methods. MedEd peeps, please share. University of PlymouthPGR Peninsula Medical School @PlymUni plymouth.ac.uk/study/research…

New open access paper from the CAMERa team using GMC data and stakeholder interviews to look at recent patterns in doctor migration to the UK, led by Nicola Brennan bmchealthservres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

The worst crime against statistics I've seen in a while. What would possess someone to present the data like this?!

Whilst I've been away, the GDC has published #FitnessToPractise data which will surprise absolutely nobody who works in this field in showing that dentists overrepresented in FtP proceedings are "male, with an ethnicity category other than white, holding a qualification gained

Join us 18 June UCL for a free event to boost @NIHRResearch fellowship success for #ClinEdresearch. Online plus 45 in-person places. Open to all, particularly non-clinicians & non-medical healthcare professionals eventbrite.co.uk/e/boost-your-c…… #NIHRAcademy

Research suggests ways in which GDC Fitness to Practise can be improved - #FitnesstoPractise News Research commissioned by the General #Dental Council has supplied the regulator with data on how it can improve its fitness to practise work. buff.ly/3UsJVnS

Good to see this report out, massive thanks to the team for completing this project while I was on leave.

Out now, open access - our new paper on the challenges of recognising professional quals of migrating health workers when curricula, graduate outcomes and experience requirements vary at both national and institutional levels. …an-resources-health.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

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In the Improving Fitness to Practise session, we hear from Steve Loasby (GMC), Rebecca Addis (Community Research), Marie Bryce, Prof. Gabrielle Finn, Susanne Gibson (GDC), @gemma_s_ryan, and Clare Symons & Marita Morahan (@bacp) as they discuss research, practice and policy.

What does evidence need to do for FtP and public protection? In this discussion session, which looks at the research questions & methods the GDC has been using in its FtP related work, we hear from Prof. Gabrielle Finn, Marie Bryce, Theresa Thorp, Susanne Gibson and David Teeman.