College of Life Sciences

MedRACE Voices

MedRACE Voices is a collection of student and staff blogs, reflecting on some of our different MedRACE projects.

Featured blog: MedRACE scoops prestigious Times Higher Education Award

Read how MedRACE's achievements were recognised by the Times Higher Education Award for Outstanding Contribution to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.

MedRACE wins a prestigious award

Kiran Bhavra reflects on recognition of 5 years of MedRACE actions

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The university worked with employers and the wider medical sector to develop and deliver a programme that will have a long-term, sustainable impact on students’ learning and career development. This is a great example of how the ordinary can be transformed into the extraordinary.

Times Higher Education Awards Judges

Fostering inclusivity in medical education

Dr Bharathy Kumaravel reflects on leading a workshop to support inclusive curricula

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Collaborative Fundraising

How a collaborative partnership between MedRACE and others worked to raise awareness and funds to support those in medical need.

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Student perspective of medical school exams

Sethara Alwis describes how her SSC project to research student experiences of exams led to positive change

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Evaluating MedRACE, an SSC project

Ese Oyokose describes her key findings from an evaluation of MedRACE as a year 5 SSC project

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Changing local policy

Amardeep Sidki's account of driving forward active inclusion in surgery, by speaking up and changing policy

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Active inclusion: hair and headwear

Ololade Tijani reflects on how awareness combined with action can have meaningful change, exemplified by the MedRACE scrub cap project.

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The importance of names

Ololade Tijani discusses the importance of addressing people by their names, especially those from ethnic minority backgrounds

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Leading a patient educator session

Takunda Nhiwatiwa gives a student's perspective of leading a patient educator session.

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Active bystander training

Anna Brown's account of co-delivering active bystander training and a reflection on its importance

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Organising a regional conference

Kiran Bhavra gives an insight to organising a regional conference, as part of the MREM 2022 team

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Presenting at a conference

Amardeep Sidki reflects on presenting at a national conference for the first time

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An inclusive curriculum

Kike Solanke reflects on her opportunity to drive change towards a more inclusive curriculum and better healthcare outcomes

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Facilitating discussion

Sethara Alwis and Dona Tomy reflect on joining MedRACE and facilitating group discussion.

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Junior doctor opportunities

Kike Solanki reflects on taking MedRACE skills and values into Foundation Year

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