someone told me yesterday that when they feel nervous about trying something new & their heart starts beating really fast, that they call it their “inner applause” because their body is cheering them on, and i think that’s the best narrative adjustment ever.
I was the on call Anaesthetic resident for emergency theatres last weekend and a trainee SCP was first assist for certain cases e.g lap appendix and was doing other cases e.g abscesses with local supervision. I felt really uncomfortable with this. 1/n
chilling on a beach in mauritius only to know next week i’ll be stuck in a new ward navigating nhs from scratch bcs rotational training🫠 dreading being thrown into a new environment when I was just building meaningful relationships with my current team
Whyyyy
@ronansetron @danfurmedge i did however had a fab time in dghs my final 2 years as being in 4-5x a week i was able to self-arrange my time and have some form of rapport with the trainees and consultant. However i know from my friends this is rarely the case in london hospitals 😕
@ronansetron @danfurmedge can confirm as a kcl grad this year the curriculum has gotten even worse, the lack of continuity deters teams to put effort in (most times) and you just get kicked around until someone feels sorry and takes you on board
11 January 2023 - ICJ, The Hague
Watching African women & men fighting to save humanity & the int'l legal system against the ruthless attacks supported/enabled by most of the West will remain one of the defining images of our time. This will make history whatever happens.
@Xeon4f145d96s1 adding on to this I (alongside many other colleagues) had no choice but to use this changing room bcs our lockers (as students) were in a diff building and we were not allowed to be going in/out wearing scrubs to that building bcs of “infection control”. make it make sense
@Xeon4f145d96s1 this is incredibly similar (if not that exact “changing room”) i had to use as a student in a big south london hosp. still baffles me to this day bcs it was always overflowing, constantly had to wait to use the “loo” (big h&s concern imo bcs of personal bags and coats presence)
The incredibly unique Hamidiye Camii (Mosque) in the Turkish city of Kırşehir is nothing like you’ve ever seen before
From its spectacular ceiling adorned with a beautiful sky to its carpet that looks like grass; all of which have been inspired by a verse in the Qur’an
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