As a registrar in an emergency department, I have found out that a lot of Nigerians in the UK struggle to properly access health services in the UK. A lot of our people don’t know how to use 111, when to call 999 and when to see their GPs. Some wait in the ED for hours when they could have easily gotten an over the counter medication. A lot don’t also understand when their actions or inactions constitute a safeguarding risk for their children. I will be giving a talk on these via the Nigerian Doctors in UK on the 17th of February 2024. There will be other aspects of the forum like: To discuss the process of moving with family and adapting to life in the UK. To facilitate informal Q&A sessions with experienced professionals. To create a supportive platform for networking and knowledge sharing. To introduce junior doctors to the UK healthcare system and its practices. To explore the essentials of managing unwell patients in a UK clinical setting. To provide practical tips and advice for a smooth transition to UK practice. Please repost for the benefit of those that are new in the UK. Registration is FREE via this link below: nduk.org/event-details/jjc-f…