Becoming…. To be appointed Editor of The Clinical Teacher is an exciting and challenging responsibility. Originally a physiotherapist, I serendipitously found myself in health professions education to this journey, ‘my tribe’. My passion lies empowering clinical teachers find their style, voice role; scholarly work that informs teaching learning essential component aim. am equally passionate ab...

Nutr 2007;85:755-61. 14 MacfarlaneGJ,PalmerB,RoyD,AfzalC,SilmanAJ,O’Neill T.Anexcess of widespread pain among South Asians: are low levels of vitamin D implicated? Ann Rheum Dis 2005;64:1217-9. 15 AllisonTR,SymmonsDPM,BrammahT,HaynesP, RogersA, RoxbyM, et al. Musculoskeletal pain is more generalised among people from ethnic minorities than among white people in Greater Manchester. Ann Rheum Dis...

The wish to have a child is a deep instinctual urge; the ability to care for the child is not innate and must be nurtured. In fact, many new mothers feel torn between their desire for a child and their wish to be free of long involvements and responsibilities. Becoming a mother is a testing time for a woman. Then she takes on the truly feminine role as opposed to just being a sex partner in a r...

By a mother kiosT mothers recognise the fact, either consciously or subconsciously, [hat the process of becoming a mother 'nvolves far more than the simple, Physical act of giving birth. There is *lso a very definite mental change Miich could almost be described as the development of a seventh sense. This change completely alters the mother's ?utlook on life, especially in matters concerning he...