When I was in my 5 year surgery residency training, my Chairman shared with me the “Three A’s for success.”
Initially I was surprised with the sequence of the first A and the last A, but I eventually came to learn those qualities transcend all professions. #ship30for30
WHY WARD ROUNDS ARE CALLED ‘ROUNDS’?
Ward rounds were the brainchild of Sir William Osler, the legendary first physician-in-chief, Johns Hopkins’ Hospital, who believed that the patient was the source of medical knowledge.
As surgeons we are in pursuit of balancing the art and science of medicine. While we continue to chase #EBM, there's also a human element that lies at the heart of it. Science can take us part of the way. How we bridge that gap is unique to each patient, operation, and surgeon.
Contrary to reasonable learning approach, you’ll never forget a procedure you scrubbed on, in an emergency setting, and then encountered a question about it in your examination preparation material. It’s stuck forever in your mind! #SMAembolectomy
Today at the hospital: fasting blood sugar was ordered because no hemo gluco strips are available, while extra 2 wards are being prepped to accommodate the upcoming COVID omicron surge. 2 conflicting incidents summarizing Lebanon entire health care system now-days.
BASS means "enough".
We dedicate this to the memory of those who died, the wounds of those who were injured, and to the heroism of all who selfishly helped on August 4th, 2020.
#Beirut#Beirut_Hospitals_Come_Together
We will share the data once published.
The ministry issued a new price list that was put in place on Tuesday for the 1st time.
"90 per cent of parents seeking baby formula left my pharmacy empty-handed.
They simply didn’t have the money to pay for it,” a pharmacist told me.
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