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Main Menu Home MCQ EMQ Cases Books News News Feeds Guidelines What is Paediatrics? Links Search Contact Us About News from JuniorDr.com Pathology DocCom - Intelligent Communication Religious beliefs strongly influence doctors end of life decisions Walking the corridors - David - Microbiology Lab Technician What is the deal with DNR? Top five eccentric medical inventors When scientists get bored Six year olds with squint less likely to be invited to birthday parties Podmedics - Revision Notes for Medical Students Yoracle - Notes sharing website Newsflash How should medical students dress? The dress code in the UK's NHS has seen significant changes recently with the banning of the traditional white coat, long shirt sleeves and wrist-watches. The "bare below the elbow" policy was due to be implemented in all acute trusts by January 2008. So how should medical students dress? Read more...   How should medical students dress? The dress code in the UK's NHS has seen significant changes recently with the banning of the traditional white coat, long shirt sleeves and wrist-watches. The "bare below the elbow" policy was due to be implemented in all acute trusts by January 2008. So how should medical students dress? The Student BMJ has two articles likely to spark lively debate about the dress code for medical students. The first considers the various ways that medical students around the world dress. The second is a debate about how much influence medical schools should have on students' dress code.   < Prev [ Back ]

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