Always a challenge to optimise flow & good patient care. Interesting paper looking at whether prioritising ‘early discharge’ actually makes a difference.
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@psychwrite@thesamparr I did recently discover you can get it compounded while there’s a shortage. It’s more expensive than PBS but cheaper than other options.
@GoCarpediumDoc I guess it was about time
Time for some space
To reflect
Time to rest
To pause
To wonder why it takes so much for us to take time
For us
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Totally agree but also it’s not just junior doctors but our colleagues more broadly. If you as a cardiologist gets a call from psych or O&G or GP or vice versa. If they’re telling you they need help, don’t make them prove it.
This👇 this👇 THIS 👇
I find it amazing that some consultants seem to have forgotten the terrifying feeling of being junior, needing help, and being refused it.
The tachycardia. The nausea. Please, PLEASE don't be the consultant that does that to others. #professionalism#MedEd
To be met with such recognition is to be loved: it’s to have someone say ‘it’s good that you’re in this world’ and ‘I want the best for you’. The true m/other doesn’t just 𝘩𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘦𝘯 to hold the child/patient in mind; instead, they 𝘸𝘢𝘯𝘵 to. 5/5
@DrLindaDykes@LGeddesEM In The Astronaut’s Guide For Life @Cmdr_Hadfield talks about how astronauts do this, look at EVERYTHING that might go wrong so you’ve got time to think before it happens.
I suspect a major disaster would be ok, people rally, it’s the unending strain that’s the problem.
I often found listening to podcasts/audiobooks in this state. You can use ‘wasted time’ like commuting or walking around hospital to ‘study’ & it eases the angst of feeling like you’re never doing enough.
find revision during/after on-call tough. I also find not revising tough
I’m in a quantum state where I am simultaneously struggling to revise & not revise
as an aside, during a trauma call, had a fascinating chat on the role of citrate in massive transfusion
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