Colleagues Katrina Jones and Gemma Cheeseman discuss whether job sharing offers any benefits.
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December reflections
We’re in the midst of rapid change. The acronym coined by the American military, ‘VUCA’ (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous), describes a climate that applies across many sectors, including higher education and health.
Read moreFirst student intake welcomed in 1971
2016 marks the 40th anniversary of our first graduates in medicine.
Read moreCancer Sciences at the Hospital Open Day
‘Prevention is better than cure’ might have been my tweet last weekend if I had got as far as tweeting (I am a slow starter) but I was at least able to enjoy the many tweets circulating during the Hospital
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The most observant amongst you may have noticed that just as the front entrance was being completed, another hole has appeared in the ground between the hospital and the Somers Building.
Read moreBlog appeal
The Faculty Blogosphere will be pleased to know that the senior team in the faculty believe that “Our Blog” is an overwhelming success;…
Read moreInternational May 2016
It would be inappropriate for me to share with you the precise words that sprang to my mind when at a meeting of the Faculty Leadership Team (FLT) …
Read moreMRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit
The MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit is the single largest MRC investment in the University of Southampton.
Read moreRemembrance Day
Head of Faculty Operations (Medicine), Adrian Reyes-Hughes, writes about the origins of Remembrance Day, a doctor who pioneered advocating a humane approach to treating war neurosis, and the influence of war on developments in medicine.
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