Scarlett McNally, a professor and consultant orthopaedic surgeon, emphasizes the importance of education and empowerment in the NHS. Drawing parallels between karate and surgery, she highlights the need for retaining experienced clinicians and managers. McNally stresses the importance of bite-sized education, shared resources, and promoting diversity in leadership positions. She also addresses the challenges faced by women in the workplace, such as the gender pay gap and motherhood penalty. McNally advocates for simple education initiatives and collaborative efforts to improve patient care and staff development in a resource-constrained healthcare system. She encourages rewriting leaflets, mentoring, and promoting role-sharing opportunities to create a more inclusive and diverse healthcare environment.
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Scarlett McNally: Retrofitting simple education into the NHS
