@MegsGurney Yup, thought it was a good idea at the time. Revision going abysmally, but at least as of yesterday I finally can swapped to get the day of the exam off
Can’t tell if my eyes are watering from the hayfever or the £755 I’ve spent this week on fees/courses/exams for my job
#juniordoctor#hayfever#payrestoration
@NadiaKamil I’ve taken to storing my pen in my hair as standard now. I was routinely losing multiple pens a day. I now on average gain one a day.
So I guess that makes me the real winner…
Celebrated a new milestone today…first time crying in the hospital as an F1 (though not the first time I’ve cried in work… so does it still count?!?)
Highly recommend not being on post-take the day after a bank holiday #fingerscrossedtomorrowisbetter
Interested in paeds? Are you a medical student? Then follow @ipmsc2021 and keep an eye out for registration details for this international paediatric medical student conference! #choosepaeds@emilydavis0701
@drPramV @AssimJavaid @maxraja92 There is definitely a place for it, and I’m interested to see whether it feels any different as an F1 compared to as a medical student.
Personally, I don’t have a problem with feedback and debate around the topic, but think this should be a verbal discussion rather than written
@drPramV @AssimJavaid I agree with @maxraja92 The fact that it’s summative takes away any sort of joy in doing it. I’ve had feedback on my written reflections which completely missed the point. Many people reflect naturally, but it just becomes a box ticking exercise