Researcher & PhD student, digital technologies in primary care, GP workload/workforce. Lover of Tudor history. Actress, dancer, skier, rower & coxswain, a geek.
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Check out our most recent publication in The British Journal of General Practice Journal by Emily Fletcher et al.: The association between cancer risk assessment tool use and GP consultation duration tinyurl.com/yz48ch8u@UoEAPEx, @ExeterMed, @BJGPjournal, @EmilyFletcher1
A large part of GPs routine workload is unrecognised, below the radar, hidden in plain sight - but still CLINICAL work. Have a look at this sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
OUT TODAY!!!!
I'm so glad to be able to announce that the second book in the How to Draw The Alice May Way Series is available from Amazon today! If you've ever wanted to draw and ostrich then this is the book for you. 🥰
#newrelease#books#ostrich
Editorial in @BJGPjournal this time, with digital facilitation something we have been working on in the last few years @profjcampbell@UoEAPEx
Digital facilitation: supporting the use of NHS digital and online services bjgp.org/content/74/741/150
I took this overly- dog-eared thesis into my PhD viva yesterday, and with the support of my wonderful friends, parents, supervisors, and examiners, I passed subject to corrections 🥂
I came home in total shock to my best black furry friend 😊
COVER REVEAL - The second book in the How To Draw The Alice May Way series will be available for purchase very soon.
This is the cover - I love it.
Huge thanks to Jen @FlamingoFuzzy for this fantastic cover design.
#NewRelease#cover#books#howto#fy
Thanks @EPitchforth I really wanted to say something about this because although it felt thrown together, it really wasn’t, I’d given thought to bring positivity to the group and I felt we did that today; I smiled at so many people’s stories that were about life & not work!
It was a really lovely meeting Emily. Thank you! I think sometimes we're so quick to move on to the next grant or paper or whatever we forget to celebrate all the amazing things that happen along the way. So nice to stop and reflect!