was it covid that created this stunted development in gen z that makes them feel that connecting with people that aren't the exact same age as you should be taboo? are you all still stuck in 2020 and applying high school logic to early vs mid-late twenties?
We need to bring back intellectual elitism.
Sorry, but a virologist will always know more about vaccines than a yoga mommy blogger with a chat gpt AI subscription.
Shut up and learn. You were inducted 11 months ago. This is not a competition about who’s right. When a Pharmacist wants to discuss the dosing regimen and reason for indication, he’s not challenging your prescribing authority. It’s about patient safety.
I used to think I cut people off too fast & don’t give enough grace so I changed that for a little while because I want everyone to have rooom to be human. Research has shown that NOPE, it really is true that the more chances you give people the worst they treat you.
Can’t believe I recently had to explain to a nurse recently that transfusion is a nursing procedure when she was grumbling
Our dysfunctional teaching hospitals have done so much damage to clinical roles
This isn’t a flex, it’s rather risky.
There should always be a point of inter professional collaboration and dialogue.
Even if you’re right, educate and defend the rationale to whoever questioned it.
That’s how we can get better as health practitioners.
mental trick with huge impact
no one is better than you. no one is smarter than you. no one can work harder than you. the only reason someone is better than you at something is that they have been doing it for longer. remind yourself of this often, you will turn your life around
Can't find an equivalent for Pickle tbh. They found a way to bring in people everyday of the week. Even did collabs with other food vendors to use their space. Prices were fair, their food was really good, portions were okay, their location was prime. We've lost a community fr.
No longer using excessive social niceties as a safety mechanism (ie. emojis, overexplaining, “lol” etc.) and allowing people’s egos to interpret my intent has been… eye opening
They have every right to flag it; so far they don't change the prescription without consulting with you. These things are in place to save you (especially from your ego). You are human; you can make mistakes.
As much as pediatrics wanted to end me, it’s where I learnt clinical medicine. Clerking, examination of any system, didn’t know shit before Peads. Was just fooling in s1 and s2 literally.
Now I can confidently clerk and present to anybody. Might not get diagnosis sha oo