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UEA MedSoc Freshers Guide 2011 BEST
UEA MedSoc Freshers Guide 2011 BEST
Welcome to UEA...
Welcome to UEA
UEA Medics of 2011, primarily, congratulations for getting into medical school; you are where so many want to be. After 6 months of top quality hoop jumping, you are no doubt ready to reap the beneDits, and it is the job of MedSoc to lay them on thick. Medicine is not a course; its a lifestyle, and best approached headDirst. Submerge yourself in the societies, the socials and the sports teams; their camaraderie and support will be invaluable over the years to come. Whether its OSCE practice or past papers, youll always have somewhere to go. Medical school is the epitome of you get out what you put in and we hope you will make the most of all the opportunities presented to you. We have therefore prepared this booklet for you to introduce to the MedSoc committee, teams and societies, what we do and the events we are running in Freshers week. We hope you Dind it useful and that it whets your appetite for ! September. See you then! x
Ed Frew President
Arriving at UEA...
Come
say
hello
to
committee
during
the
day
anyway
and
collect
your
stuff.
Present
yourself
to
the
Blue
Bar
at
6.30pm,
sharp.
For
late
arrivals,
there
will
be
a
MedSoc
stand
on
Saturday,
17th
September,
12-4pm,
outside
the
LCR.
! 9
Afterwards,
well
go
get
our
jig
on
at
top
club,
Lo
La
Los.
FANCY
DRESS
THEME:
Hi,
my
name
is...
-
costume
based
on
the
Dirst
letter
of
your
name,
e.g.
Neil
the
Nurse.
! 10
12
Weve given over the onerous responsibility of preparing you for your Dirst LCR to our brand new hockey club. Join them and your fellow freshers in confectionary games and drinks by Norfolk Terrace from 7, followed by Refreshers LCR, where they will give you your Dirst glimpse into the Pandoras Box of the LCR dance Dloor. Some say that no two people see the same thing when they step into that room, that their innermost fears or desires can be revealed to them in a Dlash, propelling them to a higher plane of enlightenment...but if Im honest youre more likely to end up dancing around with a group of body painted smurfs, wander through crowds of Wheres Wallys and spend half an hour outside chatting to a pirate who seems to have transferred their predilection for grog onto something rather more sickly sweet and virulently coloured. Alternatively, make your way to the Med building on campus at 6.45pm for a lift to your Dirst Rugby training session and welcome drinks afterwards with those mild mannered boys and girls, before they join in with the Hockey social.
Thursday, September 22
13
Polo Shirts
Colours: Royal
Blue,
Navy,
Sports
Grey,
Ash
Grey Maroon,
Red,
Forest Sizes: XS
(36),
S
(38),
M
(40),
L
(42-44),
XL
(46),
XXL
(48) Price: 18.00
To purchase visit our soon to be launched online box ofJice. We will email you its address at the start of September.
Individual
event
prices
(all
events
included
in
the
Super
Saver
Ticket):
White
T-Shirt
Night
-
5
members,
10
non-members Scavenger
Hunt:
Free Fight
Night:
5
members,
10
non-members Norwich
Tour:
Free OSCE
Olympics:
10
members,
15
non-members MedMart:
Free Freshers
Ball:
15
members,
25
non-members
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Mentor Application
Simply
answer
the
following
questions
in
this
booklet,
email
them
to
jack.webb412@googlemail.com
and
well
put
you
with
your
corresponding,
hand
picked
mentor.
Due
to
the
gruelling
hours
that
will
be
spent
riDling
through
your
deepest
darkest
secrets,
the
deadline
for
these
is
the
12th
of
September. THE
SERIOUS
STUFF
FAVOURITES
7. Favourite
pass
time? 8. Prized
possession? 9. Favourite
place
in
the
10. Thing
you
talk
about
the
most? COMPLETELY
RANDOM
NONSENSE
(the
important
stuff) 11. Cartoon
character
that
best
represents
you? 12. Scariest
thing
you
have
ever
done? 13. You
have
one
super
power,
what
is
it? 14. You
have
one
week
to
live,
what
are
your
top
5
priorities? 15. One
interesting
fact
about
you
that
no
one
would
guess
by
meeting
you? world?
Contacts
MedSoc Facebook
-
h/ps:// www.facebook.com/groups/ 2242230037/ Twi/er
-
@UeaMedSoc Email
-
Ueamedstudents@gmail.com
1. 2. 3. 4.
Name? Age? Gender? Do you want to be a Mentor or a Mentee? 5. What do you think you would like to specialise in? 6. What are you looking for in a mentor/mentee?
To do list...
er Fresher tickets on our ase MedSoc membership & Super Sav - Purch rly September (link to follow) w online box office, to be launched ea ne th September) - Order merchandise (deadline = 30 ership card - Acquire passport photo for memb naire - Complete Mentor-Mentee question & OSCE Olympics Purchase fancy dress for Fight Night - Join MedSoc Facebook group er 12-6pm, on the grass MedSoc stall on Friday, 16th Septemb - Visit the g outside the LCR to collect everythin
15
Medics Hockey
Get
involved. On
Sunday
18th
September
we
are
hosting
a
very
relaxed
training
session
followed
by
a
lakeside
BBQ.
This
is
a
great
chance
to
run
off
that
hang
over,
eat
some
proper
food
and
get
to
meet
people.
Come
along
and
bring
some
food
for
the
barbie! Join
the
family Were
a
very
close
team
and
all
help
each
other
out,
by
joining
us,
youll
make
friends
(both
guys
and
girls!)
in
all
years,
have
fun,
get
exercise
and
get
help
with
exams!
You
dont
need
to
have
played
hockey
before
joining
us
as
we
take
both
complete
beginners,
and
seasoned
professionals. Who? This
is
an
invitation
to
all
freshers.
Norwich
Medics
Mixed
Hockey
invites
people
of
any
(or
no)
ability
to
come,
train,
meet
new
people
and
most
importantly
...
have
F.U.N Tour! NMHC
is
part
of
the
National
Association
of
Medical
Schools
league
offering
a
very
competitive
standard
of
hockey
but
perhaps
more
importantly...
TOUR!
There
is
a
real
festival
atmosphere
which
involve
a
lot
of
dressing
up,
shufGling,
funnels,
food
and
great
chances
to
get
to
know
medics
from
other
Unis
whatever
standard
you
are. We
look
forward
to
seeing
you
in
Freshers
Week! NMMH
is
a
really
friendly
atmosphere
which
has
given
me
the
opportunity
to
get
to
know
so
many
new
people.
I
was
a
bit
worried
as
Id
never
played
hockey
before
but
the
split
training
gave
me
the
chance
to
play
with
players
of
similar
ability
and
really
develop
conAidence
on
and
off
the
Aield.
Dannie
Britt Ive
been
playing
hockey
for
years
and
really
enjoy
the
competitive
standard
that
NMMH
offers..
I
was
shocked
that
girls
could
actually
play
hockey,
let
alone
be
better
than
me!
Tour
=
Amazing..nuff
said.
Training? If
youve
played
before,
brilliant! If
not?
No
worries,
each
session
is
normally
split
in
two
so
you
can
choose
which
ability
group
you
want
to
join
and
we
always
get
together
at
the
end
for
relaxed
game
before
going
down
to
the
bar. Thomas
Swan
16
Medics Football
as the infamous National Association of Medical Students (NAMS) tournament in March. Training is at 2pm on Wednesday afternoons in Eaton Park, a 5 minute walk from campus. If you are interested well be running an introductory session on 21st September, meeting outside the LCR at 1:45. Games are Saturday afternoons across Norfolk. Young players are a bit like melons. Only when you open the melon and taste the melon are you 100% sure the melon is good Jose Mourinho All abilities (technical, tacticians through to wildly enthusiastic newcomers) are welcome and we rotate squads to ensure that everyone gets a decent run out. Were all going on a European Tour We also compete in the NAMS tournament at the end of March the highlight of any season. The weekend involves 2 nights and one football tournament taking place over a Saturday morning. This year we will stamping our mark on the European scene. Dundee 2012 promises much and will be well worth the trip.
the inter-med school tournament is happening in Dundee (yes Scotland!), and will be bigger and better than ever! New for this year: We have joined the 5-a-side league based in Bowthorpe, so we will have matches most weeks for those of you with a competitive streak. We train at 6pm on Wednesday evenings either at Eaton Park or the Sportspark (weather and daylight dependent!), and anyone of any ability is welcome! For more info, come Dind us at MedMart and/ or on Facebook! In the words of our previous president Dr. Katie Sellens: We're sexier than Alan, hotter than mustard and could drink Delia under the table!
Whether
youre
the
next
Karen
Carney,
or
have
never
touched
a
football
in
your
life,
if
you
want
to
meet
new
people,
get/keep
Dit
and
experience
the
joys
of
the
beautiful
game;
NMWFC
is
the
club
for
you. Joining
NMWFC
also
allows
you
to
attend
the
most
EPIC
weekend
of
your
life
NAMS
2012!
This
year
!
If
all
of
that
sounds
like
your
cup
of
tea,
then
head
over
to
the
Norwich
Medics
FC
has
been
introductory
session.
In
the
exporting
total
agricultural
football
meantime
youll
Dind
Norwich
across
Norfolk
for
the
last
8
years.
Medics
FC
on
Facebook,
and
well
We
run
an
11
a
side
team
that
be
setting
up
a
stall
at
Medmart.
trains
and
plays
once
a
week;
competing
in
a
local
league
as
well
See
you
soon.
17
Medics Rugby
showed
me
that
the
main
point
of
rugby
was
to
have
as
much
fun
as
possible,
both
on
and
off
the
pitch.
One
of
the
best
parts
of
the
club
is
that
it
puts
you
into
contact
with
students
in
other
years,
who
are
always
ready
to
lend
a
hand,
be
it
academically
or
on
the
pitch.
Joining
the
club
was
easily
the
best
decision
I
made
when
I
came
to
Medical
School. Rory
Clarke,
Club
Secretary,
Year
3
Norwich Medics RFC was founded in 2007 by 5 medical students who wanted to play in a local 7's tournament. Since that fateful day the club has grown beyond all recognition into 3 sides, the Mens 1st and 2nd XV, and the Womens 1st XV. As a club we pride ourselves at being open to all abilities. Many of our players had never picked up a rugby ball before they came to Norwich Medical School; and now they play weekly games against teams in Norfolk, as well as other medical schools across the country. We welcome medical students,
doctors and other health professionals to play with us. We provide a friendly environment, not only for training, but for academic support and socializing. We boast that we have the best socials of any team at UEA, with notable events such as Pub Scrubs, Skin tight night and the Chairman's dinner to name but a few. So, if you are a seasoned player, wanting to get Dit in a fun way, or just looking to have a great time whilst at uni, why not get involved? We will be running a few taster sessions on campus throughout freshers week, so keep an eye out for us. If you have any questions or would like to know more, please email us at medicsrugby@gmail.com, or join us on Facebook- search for Norwich Medics RFC. Before I came to university I had only played a little rugby at school, and spent more time on the sub bench than the pitch! When I came to UEA I was taken a back at how friendly and welcoming NMRFC were towards the freshers. They
Ladies Most of our ladies have never played before joining and our friendly coaches will explain the game and provide full training. We welcome women of all shapes and sizes and Ditness level. Were a very friendly ladies team with plenty of socials with both the boys team and our own girly nights. We play both local teams and other medicals schools and all our matches are on a weekend. We welcome newcomers to come try a session or two, no obligation, to get a feel of the club and the sport.
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Medics Netball
Dearest
Freshers, You
are
hereby
cordially
invited
to
join
the
UEA
Medics
Netball
club
for
a
vast
array
of
exciting
sporting
and
social
events.
The
club
has
been
active
since
2003
and
has
been
Dlourishing
ever
since.
We
train
on
Tuesday
evenings
from
7-8.30
at
the
UEA
Sportspark
and
play
matches
against
a
number
of
colourful
Norfolk
teams
on
Monday
evenings.
Weve
got
big
plans
for
next
year,
which
include
plans
for
a
cheeky
tour
and
various
exciting
socials
currently
being
devised
by
our
delightful
social
secretaries.
Just
to
be
clear,
here
are
the
best
things
about
playing
netball
with
us: We
dont
care
if
youve
never
played
before We
dont
care
if
you
have
played
before
but
youre
not
very
good We
know
that
when
exams/ OSCEs/a
really
good
LCR
theme
come
up
you
might
not
be
able
to
come
and
play
with
us Were
ever
so
friendly
!
So come and play this Dine game the last bastion of ladylike behaviour in sport and well wear skirts and play nicely and eat sandwiches with the crusts cut off. Or we might be dressed as superheroes with our pants over our tights, being beaten at our own game in a charity tournament against the other medics teams and employing some very unladylike tactics to try and turn things around. Could go either way. See you in September!
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Medics Societies
UEA Surgical Society
The
UEA
Surgical
Society
gives
medical
students
the
chance
to
get
up-close
and
personal
with
surgery!
From
information
sessions,
gowning
and
gloving,
competitions
and
theatre
shadowing
(sometimes
assisting!),
to
helping
you
prepare
for
your
exams,
the
Surgical
Society
is
open
for
anybody
who
is
interested
or
curious
about
surgery.
Make
sure
you
dont
miss
the
Sell
your
Specialty
night,
where
you
can
enjoy
drinks
and
hors
doerves
while
consultants
from
different
specialties
try
to
interest
you
in
their
area! Also
our
Anatomy
and
Radiology
revision
sessions
will
help
you
feel conDident
in
the
exams
and
are
a
good
way
to
meet
other
people
who
are
also
interested
in
surgery! Finally,
make
sure
you
sign
up
for
one
of
our
suturing
sessions
where
you can
try
your
hand
at
suturing
just
like
a
real
surgeon!
For
more information
and
lots
of
cool
stuff
visit
our
website
at www.ueasurgicalsociety.org.uk
or
email
us
at
ueasurgicalsociety@gmail.com. See
you
soon!
NeuroPsychSoc
We
are
a
UEA
society
interested
in
Neurology
and
Psychiatry.
We
offer: Provide
insight
into
the
Dields
of
neurology
and
psychiatry
including
how
to
break
into
the
Dield,
career
progression
and
what
the
job
is
all
about!
Interactive
anatomy
tutorials
from
different
lecturers
to
learn
about
the
intriguing
brain
and
nervous
system! Radiology
tutorials
that
will
satiate
your
thirst
to
understand
what
those
black,grey,white
and
whatever
coloured
things
mean!
OSCE
practice
with
a
low
student-teacher
ratio!
Exposure
to
knowing
different
kind
of
therapies
used
and
their
application
in
the
exciting
Dield
of
psychiatry! Up-to-date
research
in
the
Dield
of
Alzheimer's
to
Stem
cell
Research
and
much
more!
We also have training sessions at the beginning and mid-way through the year so you know how the sessions run. We are a dynamic and evolving society always developing new workshops and ideas to engage the kids and we always have a great time doing it! For more information, please contact:
Organise
Organise
is
a
new
society
which
works
in
partnership
with
several
other
Universities
around
the
country
in
order
to
raise
awareness
amongst
students
about
the
importance
of
blood
and
organ
donation. Our
hope
as
a
society
is
to
gain
the
support
of
enthusiastic
members
who
want
to
help
us
with
this
aim.
We
also
hope
to
host
events
throughout
the
year
to
raise
funds
for
the
society
and
to
establish
'Organise'
as
a
well
known
society
at
UEA.
This
is
our
Dirst
year
so
there
is
lots
of
room
for
growth
and
passionate
members
to
make
their
mark.
Anyone
with
interest
in
joining,
we
will
be
at
MedMart
this
year,
we
look
forward
to
speaking
to
you.
20
Medics Societies
STREPUK UEA UEA Paediatric Society
A
Paediatric
careers
evening Paediatric
clinics
at
the
N&N We
hope
youre
as
excited
as
we
are
about
our
upcoming
events
and
we
look
forward
to
seeing
you
at
Med
Mart
this
September
and
throughout
the
year!
Society
of
Trauma,
Emergency
Medicine/Nursing
&
Pre-Hospital
Care
(STEPUK)
is
a
national
society
that
has
branches
in
more
than
15
Medical
and
Nursing
schools
in
the
UK.
The
main
aim
of
our
society
is
to
increase
medical,
nursing
and
paramedic
student
access
to
the
principles
of
trauma,
emergency
medicine/nursing
and
pre-hospital
care
as
well
as
increase
interprofessional
activities
for
students
to
maximise
their
learning
potential.
We
offer
teaching,
training,
and
placements
Decided
on
a
career
in
Paediatrics?
Or
just
want
to
Dind
out
more
about
in
the
Dield
of
pre-hospital
care.
this
exciting
and
varied
medical
speciality?
UEAs
Paediatric
Society
has
lots
to
offer
over
the
coming
year
with
many
social
and
educational
events
to
support
you
through
your
medical
degree
and
help
develop
the
CVs
of
aspiring
AIMS Paediatricians.
We
have
a
range
of
events
for
students
of
all
levels
To
increase
medical,
nursing
and
including: paramedic
student
access
to
the
principles
of
trauma,
emergency
A
trip
to
Great
Ormond
Street
medicine/nursing
and
pre- Hospital hospital
care To
increase
inter-professional
activities
for
students
to
maximize
their
learning
potential To
develop
links
with
leading
organizations
and
specialists To
increase
opportunities
for
potential
healthcare
educationalists
to
support
education
at
a
university
and
community
level
Website:
http:// www.stepuk.org/Email:
stepuea@gmail.com Find
us
on
facebook:
STEPUK
UEA Multiple
charity
events
taking
place
throughout
the
year
supporting
our
most
important
charities
including
the
East
Anglian
Childrens
Hospice,
the
Neonatal
Intensive
Care
Unit
at
the
N&N
(Cots
for
Tots
campaign)
and
Children
in
Need
A charity initially set up by medics which is now university wide. The charity aims to raise money for children in the developing world. KAOS also organises projects around the world to allow students volunteering opportunities at a reasonable price, this way the money raised is taken directly to those who need it. Last year our main events included African Party and Fashion Show in the universities LCR collectively raising around 2000 Our main projects have included a shoe box appeal for an orphanage in Romania as well as 14 students heading out to Kenya this summer to volunteer in 2 orphanages with hospital and clinic opportunities available.
If you are interested in getting involved in the charity either helping out with fundraising, being a model at the fashion show or going on a project abroad have a look on our Facebook page- KAOS Exam events to help you UEA or email through those dreaded OSCEs ueakaos@googlemail.com with exam tips from students and Thanks and look forward to seeing clinicians as well as supportive you in September:) lectures to help you with those hard-to-grasp subjects. Paediatric Basic Life support why wait until Year 4 to learn these essential skills?!
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Medics Societies
Sexpression
Sexpression
is
a
national
program
run
by
medical
students
which
aims
to
educate
young
people
in
sex
and
relationship
issues
and
to
empower
them
to
make
informed
choices
about
their
reproductive
health.
As
healthcare
students
we
believe
that
we
can
deliver
a
unique,
informal
and
interactive
service
which
would
enhance
sex
and
relationship
education
in
local
schools. We
are
a
recently
reformed
branch
of
Sexpression
at
UEA
and
along
with
a
newly
elected
committee
our
members
underwent
training
and
began
teaching
in
schools.
We
would
like
to
continue
the
success
of
last
year
along
with
additional
promotion
of
sexual
health
advice
on
campus.
We
have
joined
forces
with
the
Sexual
Health
Promotion
Unit
in
Norwich
and
this
year
we
will
be
offering
a
new
PIP
(pee
in
a
pot)
service
on
campus
to
encourage
and
give
advice
on
Chlamydia
screening.
We
will
also
be
organising
regular
social
events
and
charity
fundraisers!
Medic-to-Medic
UEA Medic-to-Medic has had a year's break, but it will start up again September 2011. We are a branch of the national organisation that fundraises and sponsors medical students in Dinancial hardship in Africa. The World Health Organisation estimates that there is a shortage of 4.3 million health workers. Health workers are an integral part of any health system and a lack of trained doctors obstructs the delivery of basic services and inDluences many health outcomes related to the millennium development goals. Medic to Medic plays an inDluential role in strengthening health systems and increasing access to healthcare. Getting involved is a great way to keep up to date with issues central to global health.
The
society
also
offers
advice
for
people
interested
in
the
armed
forces
and
we
are
trying
to
set
up
Sexpression
enables
you
to
give
back
to
the
community,
provide
career
information
evenings
for
important A&E
specialities
and
working
Previous
events
have
included
public
health
messages
and
abroad
for
charities.
We
will
be
games
nights
in
the
LCR,
bake
sales,
develop
your
communication
around
at
the
MedMart
to
answer
running
in
the
city
of
Norwich
half
skillssomething
you any
questions
or
sign
you
up.
See
marathon,
sponsored
sky
dive,
will
grow
to
love
whilst
at
UEA!!!!!
you
then. And
these
things
always
look
good
mobile
phone
recycling
and
organising
revision
lectures.
Join
on
a
C.V.
the
facebook
group
"UEA
Medic
to
Medic"
where
you
can
keep
up
to
If
you
would
like
to
be
involved
in
date
with
group
activities!
If
you
giving
sessions
in
schools
or
campus
activities
then
contact
us
at
would
like
to
get
involved
in
committee,
please
email
uea.sexpression@gmail.com
or
ueamedic2medic@googlemail.com
dont
forget
to
look
out
for
us
at
or
myself,
Tamsin
on
Freshers
week.
tamsinlillie@yahoo.co.uk
Thanks
for
reading
this
we
hope
to
see
you
at
our
events
next
semester!!
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Medics Societies
Anatomy Drawing Society Medecins Sans Frontieres
Anatomy
Drawing
Society
is
a
new
society
at
the
UEA
medical
school.
This
society
aims
to
aid
the
learning
of
Anatomy
in
a
relaxed
atmosphere
by
linking
art
into
Anatomy
learning.
The
initial
events
will
include
beginner's
anatomy
drawing
sessions
at
the
SCVA
led
by
an
experienced
Artist
with
progression
to
drawing
plastic
models
and
real
life
specimens/ dissections
in
the
dissection
room.
There
will
be
talks
from
specialist
(Anatomy
Department
and
hospital
doctors)
focusing
on
a
speciDic
area
to
be
drawn
before
each
drawing
session. The
link
with
the
SCVA
will
also
offer
students
(who
are
interested)
opportunities
to
demonstrate
anatomy,
a
chance
to
practise
the
application
of
anatomy.
We
will
be
working
very
close
with
our
medical
school's
Anatomy
Department
with
sessions
that
are
parallel
to
our
curriculum
and
extra
revision
sessions
towards
exams. This
society
will
also
contribute
to
building
up
a
collection
of
illustrations
for
our
medical
school.
Please
remember
that
there
is
no
requirement
to
be
an
artist
or
good
at
drawing,
our
aim
is
to
aid
the
learning
process. Beginner
Drawing
sessions
at
the
SCVA
-
Evenings Dissection
Room
drawing
sessions
-
Wednesdays Membership
4 Check
out
our
facebook
page
"Anatomy
Drawing
Society"
for
more
details,
info
on
joining,
to
Dind
out
about
events
etc
and/or
email
us
on: C.Maplanka@uea.ac.uk Nicola.Allen@uea.ac.uk rewarding
but
will
also
look
great
on
your
CV! Everyone
is
welcome
to
become
involved
in
this
rewarding
and
fun
society
-
look
forward
to
meeting
you
all
soon!
If
you
want
any
further
information,
please
contact:
marrowuea@gmail.com
GP Society
UEA
friends
of
Mdecins
Sans
Frontires
is
a
society
dedicated
to
raising
money
for
and
awareness
about
the
fantastic
work
of
Mdecins
Sans
Frontires,
a
global
humanitarian
aid
organisation
aimed
at
providing
healthcare
in
places
of
need.
This
includes
places
of
poverty,
natural
disasters
and
infectious
disease
outbreaks.
We
bring
in
speakers
who
have
worked
for
MSF
and
in
areas
of
interest
related
to
this
Dield
of
work.
We
have
some
great
ideas
for
fundraising
events
over
the
coming
year,
and
would
love
for
you
to
get
involved! General
Practice
Society
is
vibrant
and
active,
aiming
to
appeal
to
all,
interested
in
GP
or
not!
We
offer
a
range
of
events
from
reDlecting
experiences
in
working
life
to
practical
tips
and
advice
for
your
time
at
med-school.
We
all
know
how
it
feels
to
face
your
Dirst
ever
med-school
exam
and
our
infamous
OSCE
Success
Evening
offers
a
great
introduction
on
what
to
expect!
GP
Soc
does
what
it
says
on
the
tin
as
generalists
we
offer
something
for
all!
Primary
care
is
the
frontline
in
medicine
and
its
future
is
expanding
with
the
role
becoming
more
diverse.
We
aim
to
show
you
just
how
varied
it
can
be
from
how
to
reach
out
to
the
vulnerable
in
society,
to
how
to
engage
with
patients
through
novel
motivational
consultation
techniques. UEA
is
proud
to
have
Professor
Amanda
Howe,
Honorary
Secretary
of
Council
for
the
Royal
College
of
General
Practitioners,
as
our
societys
Honorary
President.
UEA MARROW
UEA
MARROW
is
the
student
led
group
of
the
Anthony
Nolan
Trust
(ANT)
the
ANT
is
a
charity
that
Dinds
matches
for
leukaemia
patients
who
need
a
lifesaving
bone
marrow
transplant.
For
someone
with
leukaemia,
a
bone
marrow
transplant
can
be
their
only
hope
of
life.
Looking
forward
to
meeting
you
at
UEA
MARROW
aims
to
raise
money
MedMart
in
September
to
sign
up! and
awareness
of
the
Anthony
Nolan
Trust.
We
also
organise
and
conduct
clinics
to
recruit
new
bone
marrow
donors
-
training
is
provided
for
students
who
wish
to
take
part
in
these
clinics
as
counsellors
and
help
us
recruit
fellow
students
to
join
the
register
-
being
a
counsellor
is
not
only
fun
and
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