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Date: 28 May 2022

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- Education Centre

Walsh Clinical Presentation Prize

The Walsh Clinical Presentation Prize is in honour of Mr Tim Walsh, Consultant Surgeon and Mrs Zorina Walsh, Medical Education Manager, St Mary’s Hospital, Isle of Wight. The prize is awarded to a Junior Doctor based on their clinical presentation in open competition to the Hospital Clinical Community.

To enter please send a brief outline of your clinical presentation to Allison Harries allison.harries@iow.nhs.uk

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Clinical Audit Prize 2012 Clinical Audit Prize 2013 Clinical Educator of the Year Walsh Clinical Presentation Prize 2012 Prizes

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