The Royal Society for Medicine invites applications for its patient safety students and trainees prize. This recognises abstracts that define a problem in the hospital or community setting related to patient safety and describe a solution for the problem stated. Submissions may be based on audits, quality improvement projects, prototypes of new devices or software that may be useful in patient safety. Abstracts that rate highly on originality, clarity, show significant improvement in patient safety and impact at a national and international level are prioritised for oral presentations.
All students and trainees may apply. Closing Date 30 Oct 17
The prize is worth £50 for poster presentations, and, for oral presentations, a year’s membership to the society.
This group of music makers under the administration of Ben Crawshaw (Year 3) celebrated the end of another year of enjoyment of singing and playing music. Gratefully hosted at the home of Dr Jane Sansom last night, they met and performed in front of a small but appreciative audience. Aaron, the conductor, pulled together a harmonious performance, and the singers closed the evening with Bruckner’s Locus Iste, Trevor Thompson’s favourite.