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The Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine is partnering with its journals – Health Policy and Technology and the Postgraduate Medical Journal – to launch international awards for well-informed, clear writing on health matters in social media. Entries for the award are free.
These new annual international awards are for medical or other health professional graduates from anywhere in the world. To be eligible for the FPM International Awards for Medical Writing in Social Media, an article or blog must be on health matters and written in English.
The overall winner, international regional winners and commended entrants for 2020 will be announced at the FPM Medical Awards webinar at 4pm UK time on Monday 30th November.
Programme
Introduction to the FPM International Awards for Medical Writing in Social Media
Professor Donald Singer
President, Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine
International Winner [see shortlist below]
Comments on behalf of the judges
Professor Bernard Cheung, Editor-in-Chief, Postgraduate Medical Journal
Henry Spilberg, Publisher, BMJ Publications
Announcement of the winner
International Regional Awards
Comments on behalf of the judges
Associate Professor Ken Redekop, Editor-in-Chief, Health Policy and Technology
José Mena, Publisher, Elsevier
Announcement of the winning entries for Europe, North America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania
Shortlist for the International Winner
Individual responsibility and triage priority
Connor Brenna
MD Candidate (2021)
University of Toronto
Toronto, Canada
Supporting schools after lockdown
Emma Connor
Director and Child Psychotherapist
Your Space Therapies Limited
Burgess Hill, England
Social Media in the times of COVID-19
Latika Gupta
Assistant Professor
Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences
Lucknow, India
jointly with
Ashish Goel
Associate Professor of Medicine
University College of Of Medical Sciences
Delhi, India
COVID-19, fake news and the role of the general practice nurse
Rhian Last
Nurse Educator/Self Care Forum Board
Member/RCGP Yorkshire Faculty Board Member
Leeds, England
Flattening the curve
Madeline Rodriguez MD
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore, USA
The view from the other side
Charlotte Squires
Registrar in Geriatric and General Internal Medicine
Melrose, Scotland
