LibGuides: Mental Health: MHU 2020 Christmas

Christmas 2020

This is a tongue in cheek issue of Mental Health Update to celebrate Christmas and the 2020 holiday season. After a 'challenging' 2020, shall we say, I thought we deserved something to make us smile.
Enjoy :)

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Seasonal humour

Seasonal struggles

Harms and the Xmas factor. Ferner RE, & Aronson JK. BMJ, 2020, 371, m4067.
*What the forks? A longitudinal quality improvement study tracking cutlery numbers in a public teaching and research hospital staff tearoom. Mattiussi M, Livermore A, Levido A, et al. Medical Journal of Australia, 2020, 213(11), 521-523.
Toxicological analysis of George’s Marvellous Medicine: Literature review. Johnson G, & Davies P. BMJ, 2020, 371, m4467.
The time to act is now: Pseudo-systematic review. Ford N, Brigden G, Ellman T, et al. BMJ, 2020, 371, m4143.

A Covid Christmas

Scientists in pyjamas: Characterising the working arrangements and productivity of Australian medical researchers during the covid-19 pandemic. Chapman DG, & Thamrin C. Medical Journal of Australia, 2020, 213(11), 516-520.
*The year of the ‘rona: An uncontrolled trial in verse. Mitchell RD. Medical Journal of Australia, 2020, 213(11), 524-524.
Estimating my equilibrium energy intake during lockdown: Very introspective study. Lewis RA. BMJ, 2020, 371, m4561.

The Santa Clause

Delivering human factors at Christmas: How does Father Christmas do it? Brennan PA, & Oeppen RS. BMJ, 2020, 371, m4708.
*For sale: Rare piece of polar paradise. Watson KJR. Medical Journal of Australia, 2020, 213(11), 525-525.

Dodgy Doctors

Fictional doctors who inspire. Rimmer A. BMJ, 2020, 371, m4672.
The need for speed: Observational study of physician driving behaviors. Zimerman A, Worsham C, Woo J, et al. BMJ, 2019, 367, l6354.

My all time favourite ....

*Santa’s little helpers: A novel approach to developing patient information leaflets. Wigley C, Bucknall V, & Fleming S. BMJ, 2017, 359, j5565.

The Couch Choir sings "All I want for Christmas is you"

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