@endocrine_witch In the med school where I teach, We have a course (subject) called “principles of medical practice” and for this school year, we incorporated 1 lecture on social media for physicians. When I discussed the course curricula with the students, they felt “weird”having a topic on that
@mrsgomezmd I know someone who erased previous posts/tweets so as not to endanger an application for further training. #healthxph Yup, so that’s a concern.
@endocrine_witch T1. I think they need to be taught much earlier. The age when they should consider being more “professional” or “formal” or having such an account. Most of my students have accounts on private simply because content may be seen as unbecoming of a (future) doctor #HealthXPh
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Sex without protection
If you have sex without protection, go to any hospital ask for PEP( Post Exposure Prophylaxis). You will be given Antiretroviral medicines which will prevent you from having HIV. You must take these medications within 72hours of exposure to HIV.
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@YinkaVidal@epinephren@bonedoc I've been reading the reflection papers of my #CDUCM medical students. They seem to do well on social media, using it as a tool for patient education, finding the essence of entering med school, knowing their purpose. It is very inspiring! #healthxph
#healthxph it's tricky to be talking on social media when you don't really know who will be reading your posts. In general, be kind and remember the golden rule, because social media is a mirror. Your reflection waves back at you.