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September 2019 - Life as a Junior Doctor
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A not-so-peaceful morning at the Primary Care clinic

Source: digitashealth The chinese lady barged into the screening room without prior notice. She sat down in front of the nurse and her eyes were darting around, in search of something. She muttered, “Glucose check….poke needle…”, and held out her clammy hands. The nurse, who thought that the lady was going through a hypoglycaemic episode, immediately took a lancet (the device used to prick...

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Research Bias ~ What is it? Are we biased?

Thought Monkey As a medical graduate stepping into the medical work space I am no professional on this topic but I think it would be helpful for me to share my knowledge on research bias to spread the awareness and be a catalyst for deeper understanding of the topic to our fellow readers. Shout-out to @medlifecrisis on YouTube for inspiring this article. What...

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1 down, 5 more to go

Photo by Glasbergen Today marks the last day of my Surgical posting. It has been alot of back alley interrogation and body excrement handling. Through these 4 months, I have been through loads of ups and downs. From being the chillest posting to one of the hectiest due to lack of manpower. From handling 2-3 patients to handling a whole lot of 25-30...

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