Mapping Doctors Research Team

Mapping Doctors

Science EN ↓ 6 episodios

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University. We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. This study is funded by the NIHR but the views expressed are those of the members of the team and are not necessarily those of the NIHR or the Department of Health and Social Care.

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Mapping Doctors Research Team

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www.lancaster.ac.uk

Último episodio

20 de feb. de 2025

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Episodios

Underdoctoring: location, location, location 20.02.2025

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University. We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. In this episode Euan Lawson and Dr Liz Brewster talk about geography with Dr Cliff Shelton. Where do doctors train? How much control do they get o...

The classy episode - how elite is medicine and how could it impact underdoctoring? 19.02.2025

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. In this episode Euan Lawson and Dr Liz Brewster are joined by Michael Lambert to talk about the effect of class in underdoctoring. We also discuss...

Exploring gender and flexibility of training for doctors 18.02.2025

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University. We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. In this episode Euan Lawson, Dr Liz Brewster, and Dr Choon Key Chekar talk about the study's findings in relation to gender and the experiences of...

What do we mean when we talk about underdoctoring? 17.02.2025

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University. We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. In this episode Euan Lawson and Dr Liz Brewster talk about underdoctoring - what does it actually mean and how do we measure it? Note: This study...

Understanding underdoctoring: the historical perspective 16.02.2025

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University. We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. In this episode Euan Lawson and Dr Liz Brewster are joined by Dr Michael Lambert to talk about his work exploring the historical perspective to un...

Introduction to the Mapping Doctors research project 15.02.2025

Mapping Doctors is an NIHR-funded multi-disciplinary research project at Lancaster University We are exploring and mapping underdoctored areas, in particular the impact of medical training pathways on NHS workforce distribution and health inequalities. This opening episode with Euan Lawson and Dr Liz Brewster (Principal Investigator) explains a little more about the project. Note: This study is fu...

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