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Everybody Lies
I’d like to apologise for the long gap in posts, my workload suddenly trebled overnight as exams approached and in order to continue being a medical student and being able to post at all I thought I should probably try … Continue reading
End of week 3 – Burnout
Part of me can’t believe that I have been back at uni for 3 weeks already, but when I sit down and think about it; the second of September feels like it was a very long time ago. Already the … Continue reading
Posted in Second Year
Tagged burnout, Education, freshers, Health, medical education, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, patients
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Week 2 – How not to get sued.
Week 2 – How not to get sued. Last week..well over a week ago actually (oops) I wrote the GMC coming in and telling us how not to get sacked. This week the uni has given us some lectures on … Continue reading
Posted in Second Year
Tagged Education, Health, Lawsuit, Medical law, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, Negligence, NHS
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Day 1 – How not to get sacked.
I started my second year of medical school yesterday and unsurprisingly I have not received a penny from either NHS bursaries or from student finance. This means that (until they pull their collective fingers out) I am skint. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Second Year
Tagged Education, Ethics, GMC, Health, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, NHS, Physician, Sacked, Student Finance, Work
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Day 2 in A&E
Day two in A&E. The day started at 7am on the CDU (Not to be confused with the CDC). The CDU as an acronym officially stands for Clinical Decision Unit but is much more commonly referred to as the “Can’t … Continue reading
Posted in First Year
Tagged A&E, Drunk, Education, Health, Medical school, medical student, NHS, patients, smoking
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72 hours in A&E
I recently spent 3 days working in A&E. I say working, what that actually translates to is I spent three days getting in the way of the doctors and nurses that were doing some actual work. I had been looking … Continue reading
Posted in First Year
Tagged A&E, Anatomy, Coronary circulation, Education, Emergency Department, Health, Heart Disease, Medical school, medical student, Pulmonary artery
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Student Finance want me to sell my body for food.
For those of you looking for an amusing, whimsical story about how one of my patients did something funny, I’m afraid that will have to wait until I see an amusing patient, hopefully in the next two weeks or so … Continue reading
Common Sense
I’m a great believer in common sense. The notion that sticking to the letter of the law is not always strictly necessary and that things should have a degree of flexibility. Sadly in modern society this is often lacking. Take … Continue reading
Posted in Second Year
Tagged A&E, Ashes, betting, Common sense, Cricket, Education, Health, ICC, Medical school, medical student, money, NHS, opinion, sport, tories
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Appendicitis and a rant about fairness
Actual date 28/11/12 I haven’t written anything for a while. I have had a lot of work catching up things that I missed with me knee, so sorry about that, though to be honest, not much has happened except that … Continue reading
Posted in First Year
Tagged Appendicitis, Birmingham, David Cameron, Education, GP, Health, Hospital, Junior doctor, Medical school, medical student, Medicine, morphine, NHS, Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, NSAIDs, Nursing, Pain, Pain Management, Patient, Presentation, referral, Student Doctor, tories, University
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Health and Safety BS
Actual Date 31/10/12 Today I spent 3 hours in my hospital being taught how to move a box and a patient. Now, in my previous life I was a sound engineer for a small company near Liverpool, I was also … Continue reading