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Head and shoulders photo of Professor Scarlett McNally. The text says meet our speaker Prof Scarlett McNally, the Jenny Vaughan Memorial Conference Saturday 17th May.
Professor Scarlett McNally to speak at DAUK conference

Professor Scarlett McNally will speak at the Dr Jenny Vaughan Memorial Conference, DAUK is delighted to announce. President of the Medical Women’s Federation, Prof McNally is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon. She is also a BMJ columnist, and honorary clinical professor at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. Prof McNally The ninth…

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DAUK highlights GP unemployment crisis

DAUK’s Dr Steve Taylor highlighted the GP unemployment and underemployment crisis during a two-day conference for general practice. Dr Taylor, our GP spokesperson, was part of a panel discussion at Pulse 365 Live in London titled Are unemployed GPs collateral damage of the NHS big plans? The panel also included Jaimie…

Head and shoulders photo of Dr Matt Lee, DAUK sustainability lead, who has welcomed Government investment in solar power at 200 hospitals
Solar power investment in hospitals welcomed

A £100 million investment in solar power and clean energy production in 200 hospitals has been welcomed by DAUK. The Government announced Great British Energy’s first project will be to install solar panels and battery storage systems at NHS sites. The projects aim to slash energy bills. Savings will be…

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Blog: Medical student perspectives on protests

DAUK's student committee blogs about medical students' perspectives on protests and activism, and fears of potential repercussions. In recent years, the political landscape in the UK has evolved significantly, with movements such as climate activism, pro-Palestine university encampments, and other protests emerging as central issues. With student activism often at…

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