@drphiliplee1@dieworkwear I find this so interesting. I used to be in the NHS and definitely thought tucked in looked genuinely ridiculous. Now I’m in the USA and tucked in is absolutely the way to go. Untucked is so untidy looking.
I’m kind of a convert to the whole prerounds thing. I think it improves patient care and really improves resident education. Interesting to read the different perspectives here.
To Preround or Not to Preround | New England Journal of Medicine https://t.co/AhfkjC9lQ5
#BiliaryAtresia delayed diagnosis is not acceptable
🌟 Step 1, step 2, step 3…
Check 👁️, then 💩 then first bili 🌟
If direct or conjugated bili high, refer refer refer
Say it loud and proud
And spread the word far and wide
@BAREInc_org#bare2024@NASPGHAN@AmerAcadPeds
"People in the habit of climbing stairs had about a 39% lower likelihood of death from heart disease, compared to those who didn't climb stairs. They also had a lower risk of heart attacks and strokes." @NPR https://t.co/9lcoLYJ07I
@timricketts_@amateuradam Having to hunt through a pile of scrubs on the changing room floor to find a pair that vaguely fit you to wear. Often these have someone’s obs/MRN number in biro written on the leg
Officialllllyyy a “Double D”!! Dr. Dr Rametse-Sangweni !🥹In 2011, the late Prof Mayosi and Arieh Katz started the first official MD-PhD programme in South Africa @UCTHealthSci.This meant that as a medical student you could also pursue a research degree almost simultaneously!!1/4
@maryam_0m4r In my experience there's a >90% chance you'll be asked to re-present all those documents on day 1 (or some time after starting) regardless of whether or not you presented them in advance. Not worth the trip.