Antimicrobial Resistance Conference 2018: Advocating a behavioural change
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Monthly Archives: September 2018
Raising money for Student Minds in memory of Liv Byrom
On Sunday 23 September a group of past and current students, plus family, friends and me ran the Bristol Half Marathon to raise money for Student Minds in memory of Liv Byrom. Student Minds is a charity that was close to Liv’s heart. It helps university students gain the skills, knowledge and confidence to manage… Read More »
Inaugural Lecture by Honorary Professor Tim Cook
10 October 2018, 6.30 PM – 8.00 PM Professor Tim Cook Lecture Theatre 1, School of Chemistry Cantock’s Close Bristol BS8 1TS Title: Awareness during anaesthesia, nerve injury from epidurals and death during anaesthesia – is anaesthesia safe? For 12 years I have explored major complications of anaesthesia; analysing data from all UK hospitals and… Read More »
Professor Cahill Valedictory meeting
On September 7th, at the Engineer’s House, 70 or so people met from all walks of David Cahill’s professional life to pay tribute to him and finally escorting him off the premises. A host of speakers contributed to this – perhaps the most entertaining were an old university friend of his (Mr John Reidy, retd vascular… Read More »
Raising Money for Student Minds
On Sunday 23rd September a group of 20 students, recent graduates (now doctors) and staff are running the Bristol Half Marathon to raise money for the charity Student Minds. We are doing this in memory of Liv Byrom, who graduated from the MB ChB programme this summer. Liv was an exceptional student and a talented… Read More »
Xander Trail
Friends of Xander Van Per Poll, a Bristol Medical Student currently undergoing rehab at the RJAH Orthopaedic Hospital in Oswestry, recently completed a 200km sponsored walk over a period of 9 days – from Friday 24th August to Saturday 1st September. The money raised will be used to support Xander’s continued care after leaving hospital.… Read More »