The murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and many others has contributed to the growing success of the
continuing Black Lives Matter movement. The ongoing battles of the Black community and allies, requires action
from wider society to make substantial progress. We must all play our part to bring about the systemic change
that needs to happen. With that in mind, we have compiled a list of resources that we hope will offer useful
information on Black Minds Matter.
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Myth Buster
“If I tell my medical school that I have a mental health condition, I will automatically be referred to a fitness to practise committee.”
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The GMC says:
This should not be the case. If you engage with your medical school and ask for support and follow the advice given, then there will be no need for a fitness to practise committee to be involved.
