Why are English anaesthetists anonymous?
In England, through the NHS, when you are to have surgery requiring a general anaesthetic, you have a ‘consultation’ with the allocated surgeon, they explain […]
In England, through the NHS, when you are to have surgery requiring a general anaesthetic, you have a ‘consultation’ with the allocated surgeon, they explain […]
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If you work in HR, this is an incredible opportunity. Gain a Masters’ Level qualification in your spare time, over two years at a very […]
Absolutely delighted that the Oxford University Advanced Coaching course is being repeated this year. The feedback from the students last academic year was fantastic, and […]
I am absolutely delighted that applications for the redesigned, University of Oxford “Introduction to Coaching” course are now open! The course is running in BOTH […]
Among others, I work with senior executives looking for a new role. It often comes as a surprise to them to learn that almost across […]
This isn’t intended to be a lengthy post, but I hope that the point will be taken. According to a survey of 200 heads of […]