Dr Fog’s tips for surviving general practice: No.9 – The list and the roadmap
Having a set plan on how to lead the consultation is more important than you might think, writes Dr Jon Fogarty.
Tag: Medical students
Dr Fog’s tips for surviving general practice: No.8 – Mastering the ‘Hello’
Starting a consult with your patient onside is not as easy as it sounds, writes Dr Jon Fogarty.Â
8 tips for surviving medical school – by an ex-journo who went from AusDoc to British doc
There is a myth among medical students that you need hours of free time in which to study. This is nonsense, writes Dr David Brill.
What’s missing from med students’ training?
Curriculum is not covering basics of nutrition, say NZ researchers.
Medical students shun general practice
The specialty is often presented as an afterthought, says AMSA president Jessica Yang.
Chains loosened for doctors on bonded placements
Among the changes, doctors will have 18 years to complete their three-year return of service.
Medical students prone to high rates of hypertension
A study at one US medical school is raising concerns.
We doctors still need those tough, no-nonsense teachers
My fear is that we are fast losing old-school mentors in our modern culture of learning, writes Dr Suneel Dhand.
Are private hospital doctors sick of med students?
Taking time from practice to train students hits doctors' bottom line, says researcher.
Patients in fat suits expose medical students’ prejudices
Role-playing can be helpful in addressing attitudes to obesity, say researchers.
