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Bite-sized ‘Haven’ sessions

Previous virtual bite-sized sessions we have held are listed below. Recordings which are still available to watch are accessible via the hyperlink.

13 January 2021 – Catherine Smith

Trainee / trainer / Organisational Wellbeing and the capacity to function well / healthily at work especially during the pandemic

30 March 2021 – Sandy Miles

Shame in Medicine

25 May 2021 – Kevin O’Shea

High Functioning Neurodiversity

16 June 2021 – Chris Elfes and Poppy Mackie

Specialist Exam Support across Wessex – slides

15 July 2021 – Kuljit Bhogal

No one is just one thing – intersectionality in medicine

22 September 2021 – James Adams-King

Supporting UK doctors training in Medicine in Europe – gateway programme

16 November 2021 – Jane Daly and James Waller

Driving excellence in Virtual / Hybrid Learning webinar

7 February 2022 – Manjiri Bodhe

Getting the best out of an Occupational Health Report

21 March 2022 – Julia Harris and Jennifer Dolman

Form R’s – they are more important than you think – How to support trainees to complete appropriately and how to assess them in an ARCP

27 April 2022 – Karen Nugent

Academic training – process pitfalls and benefits

20 June 2022 – Sumit Bokhandi, Steve Warriner and Julia Harris

ARCP top tips – acceleration of training, TOOT and maternity leave calculations

20 July 2022 – Phil Rushton, Jeff Avenall and Angela Blyth

Study leave funding

26 April 2023 – Jennifer Dolman and Julia Harris

ARCP Quality Reviews and Updates

9 May 2023 – Jennifer Dolman and Natasha Patel

ARCP Panel – Programme Teams, Member and Chair Training (new and updates)

28 September 2023 – Sandy Miles

“Perfectionism in Medicine – Is it a helpful motivator or a “tyranny of shoulds?””

16 October 2024 – Jo Hartley, Antonia Calogeras and Chris Elfes

Neurodiversity in Medicine Webinar