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_____ One Doc's Blog _____
Currently blogging adventures in Juba Teaching Hospital
Saturday, 19 September 2009
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About Me
James Ayrton is a UK junior doctor with an interest in global health and medical education, who's planning on becoming an anaesthetist.
Along with David Attwood, I spent 4 months working in Juba Teaching Hospital, Southern Sudan in 2008 in association with the St Mary's Juba Link.
Subsequent to creating and editing the Juba Link travel blog, I've created this personal blog to catalogue my ongoing journey.
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Southern Sudan Medical Journal
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January
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Conclusions...?
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2009
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December
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Homeward Bound
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November
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Week 11
Week 9
So What Are We Here For?
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October
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Fire and Food
Week 5 (Boring title)
Week 4
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September
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Saving Lives...
Week 3
Quick Note
Second Week Stuff
A Little Bit More...
New Blog
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2008
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December
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There and back again
Performance = (Knowledge x Motivation) / Obstacles...
Endings
Endings
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November
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The UN, Statistics, and School Children
The UN, Statistics, and School Children
For the people we leave behind
For the people we leave behind
Life
Life
Quick Follow-up
Quick Follow-up
More Emergency Anecdotes
More Emergency Anecdotes
Progress
Progress
Emergency Medical Unit
Emergency Medical Unit
Acute Care
Acute Care
Sunday Ramblings
Sunday Ramblings
Cows, Birthdays etc.
Cows, Birthdays etc.
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October
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The breaking of the fellowship...
The breaking of the fellowship...
Guest Post from Zorina
Guest Post from Zorina
Just Giving
Just Giving
Some more...
Some more...
Recap
Recap
A Brief Aside
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