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Tag: Empowerment

Choosing to Stay: A Life in Medicine and Beyond
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Choosing to Stay: A Life in Medicine and Beyond

25 June 202531 August 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Featured image by Nadezhda Moryak on Pexels. The term “Drexit”, describing the steady departure of doctors from the NHS, has become more than just a […]

How to Make Change
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How to Make Change

29 March 202515 October 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Featured image by Jorge Urosa on Pexels. I am often asked by medical students and doctors about my involvement in advocacy (I think in this […]

Top 10 Life and Career Hacks
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Top 10 Life and Career Hacks

20 February 202524 September 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Featured image by Gabrielle Henderson on Unsplash. I often get asked for career and life advice, so I am tagging this post for anyone who asks me next […]

How to Feel Comfortable Disappointing Everyone
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How to Feel Comfortable Disappointing Everyone

3 November 20243 September 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Featured image by charlesdeluvio on Unsplash. This cute pug is disappointed that you are not disappointing enough people. This year, I set clear goals for […]

The Heart of Success: Why Kindness Matters
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The Heart of Success: Why Kindness Matters

11 October 202431 August 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Featured image by Tim Marshall on Unsplash. When asked how I have reached this point in my life, I often attribute my journey to a […]

Green Templeton College Alumni Graduation Speech July 2024
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Green Templeton College Alumni Graduation Speech July 2024

10 August 202415 November 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

On the 13th of July 2024, I had the distinct honour of delivering an alumni speech to the graduating DPhil and medical students at Green […]

4 Things I Learnt from My Burnout
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4 Things I Learnt from My Burnout

23 June 20243 September 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Featured image by David Gavi on Unsplash. Yesterday, I had attended a workshop on building a sustainable medical career by Professor Tim Hoff as part […]

My Reflections Post DPhil at the University of Oxford
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My Reflections Post DPhil at the University of Oxford

23 April 20243 September 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

My personal thoughts a year after graduating from my DPhil (Doctor of Philosophy) at the University of Oxford. — Photo of the Radcliffe Camera from […]

Embracing My Neurodiverse Journey: Navigating Interactions, Challenging Stereotypes, and Cultivating Connections | Boston Congress of Public Health Review
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Embracing My Neurodiverse Journey: Navigating Interactions, Challenging Stereotypes, and Cultivating Connections | Boston Congress of Public Health Review

24 August 20231 September 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

First published in the Boston Congress of Public Health Review (previously Harvard Public Health Review) on 23rd August 2023. Featured image by Peter Burdon on Unsplash. I […]

International Women’s Day | Royal Commonwealth Society
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International Women’s Day | Royal Commonwealth Society

8 March 202315 August 2025 by Hannah NAZRI

Leading up to the International Women’s Day 2023, I had the wonderful opportunity to catch up with three amazing women: Associate Fellows of the Royal Commonwealth Society, Christina Dymioti and Valentina Hynes, and a member of the Royal Commonwealth Society Gibraltar Branch, Denise Matthews

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