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World AIDS Day 2021: 40 Years On
30 November 2021
It has been 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported in the UK in 1981. In the last 40 years, medical advancements have radically changed the life expectancy and quality of life for people diagnosed with HIV. However, more needs to be done to increase public knowledge about HIV and AIDS and reduce the stigma still attached to the virus.
by Katie McTaggart
How to speed up a job application using your smartphone
18 November 2021
We all know that the lives of doctors, nurses, radiographers and other healthcare staff are hectic enough without spending your free time uploading documents and filling out forms. That’s why we’ve put together some top tips on what documents to keep handy on your mobile phone, so you can apply for healthcare jobs quickly and easily (and put your feet up during your free time!).
by Alex King
Black History Month 2021: Healthcare Heroes - Part Two
28 October 2021
History is not just made in the past, but also the present – so part two of our Black British History: Healthcare Heroes Profiles for 2021 focuses on three people whose work continues today. Dame Elizabeth Nneka Anionwu, Yvonne Coghill OBE, and Dr Jacqui Dyer MBE have had a profound impact on our experiences within healthcare – particularly for those in Black and minority ethnic communities.
by Katie McTaggart
Black History Month 2021: Healthcare Heroes
08 October 2021
Part one of our Black British History: Healthcare Heroes Profiles for 2021. Kofoworola Abeni Pratt, James McCune Smith, and John Alcindor all qualified as healthcare professionals at a time when it was revolutionary for them to do so - they all also played a major part in the fight for civil rights. The impact they had, not only in their time but for generations to come, needs more recognition.
by Katie McTaggart
