ππ Coming soon! ππ
Bonus worth RM 130+ for all participants of Clinical Skills Workshop ππ
Registration fee for #Clinical_Skills_Workshop; 10+4 procedures in 1 day
πRM 269
(individual registration)
πRM 239/person
(grouping of 3-5 people)
πRM 199/person
(grouping of 6 or more people)
Registration will open at 5 pm today, I will share the link here later β€οΈ
Bonus worth RM 130+ for all participants of Clinical Skills Workshop ππ
Registration fee for #Clinical_Skills_Workshop; 10+4 procedures in 1 day
πRM 269
(individual registration)
πRM 239/person
(grouping of 3-5 people)
πRM 199/person
(grouping of 6 or more people)
Registration will open at 5 pm today, I will share the link here later β€οΈ
Available session for Clinical Skills Workshop.
Session every Thursday & Sunday, weβll have few session every months.
As we are anticipating PTM in mid June, insyaAllah these are available dates before the PTM β€οΈ
(if youβre expecting June intake, please choose Sunday session so that it wonβt clash with e-HO opening)
Session every Thursday & Sunday, weβll have few session every months.
As we are anticipating PTM in mid June, insyaAllah these are available dates before the PTM β€οΈ
(if youβre expecting June intake, please choose Sunday session so that it wonβt clash with e-HO opening)
Registration is NOW openππ
π 10 FREE #gifts worth more than RM 130+ for all participants
π special DISCOUNT for grouping registration; save up to RM70/person π
https://medicorp.onpay.my/order/form/clinical_skill_workshop
π 10 FREE #gifts worth more than RM 130+ for all participants
π special DISCOUNT for grouping registration; save up to RM70/person π
https://medicorp.onpay.my/order/form/clinical_skill_workshop
π§ Road to HOship;
Average #waiting time for HO is;
6-9 months (from βmelepasi tapisanβ to PTM)
βΆοΈ E-HO to PTM; 3-4 weeks
βΆοΈ PTM 3-5 working days,
(Negeri yg tgh PKP tak ada PTM ya, trus report duty ke hospital)
Then weekend off,
Then directly report duty to your respective hospital the next working day to start your hospital orientation.
βΆοΈ Hosp orientation; 3 days to 2 weeks (depending on hospital, most hospital will cut short the orientation due to COVID)
Then only youβll start Tagging in your respective ward.
(Source; #Medicorpβs PreHO Essentials #Online module)
Average #waiting time for HO is;
6-9 months (from βmelepasi tapisanβ to PTM)
βΆοΈ E-HO to PTM; 3-4 weeks
βΆοΈ PTM 3-5 working days,
(Negeri yg tgh PKP tak ada PTM ya, trus report duty ke hospital)
Then weekend off,
Then directly report duty to your respective hospital the next working day to start your hospital orientation.
βΆοΈ Hosp orientation; 3 days to 2 weeks (depending on hospital, most hospital will cut short the orientation due to COVID)
Then only youβll start Tagging in your respective ward.
(Source; #Medicorpβs PreHO Essentials #Online module)
Boleh tahu korang dlm phase mana? Tq. InsyaAllah akan bantu saya utk plan content yg bermanfaat untuk semua β€οΈ
Anonymous Poll
4%
MO dah π
19%
Working HO
64%
Med grads, dah melepasi tapisan
8%
Fresh med grad, baru habis exam
4%
Clinical year student
1%
Preclinical year student
I've asked MMC. They told eho will be on end of may. (Forwarded msg from one of the tapisan group)
πππππππ
Hello Dr, can you explain more about #pass_over, I dont really understand the concept? π§
πΌ A very good question from participant of β€οΈ Medicorpβs #Advance HO course;
.
β Pass over means you communicate #concisely with your colleague about patients under your care.
.
β It can be done via WA, call, or when both parties are available in the ward - like what is usually done by nurses.
.
β Usually during pass over, we'll update to our colleague about patients' latest #progress & pending management plan (investigation result to trace, pending referral/procedure/operation etc).
.
β Passing over is a good practice as it will help you to #understand & remember the case better.
It is also critically important to ensure #continuation of patientsβ care.
.
Most MO & specialist practice passing over the ustable patients to their oncall colleagues.
.
β as for HOs, we'll pass over about patients under our care. So you need to know which ward & cubicle you'll be incharge of for the next shift before you can do the pass over ππ»
.
Below is example of passing over via WA (Medical Dept, general male ward) π½π½π½π½π½
Hello Dr, can you explain more about #pass_over, I dont really understand the concept? π§
πΌ A very good question from participant of β€οΈ Medicorpβs #Advance HO course;
.
β Pass over means you communicate #concisely with your colleague about patients under your care.
.
β It can be done via WA, call, or when both parties are available in the ward - like what is usually done by nurses.
.
β Usually during pass over, we'll update to our colleague about patients' latest #progress & pending management plan (investigation result to trace, pending referral/procedure/operation etc).
.
β Passing over is a good practice as it will help you to #understand & remember the case better.
It is also critically important to ensure #continuation of patientsβ care.
.
Most MO & specialist practice passing over the ustable patients to their oncall colleagues.
.
β as for HOs, we'll pass over about patients under our care. So you need to know which ward & cubicle you'll be incharge of for the next shift before you can do the pass over ππ»
.
Below is example of passing over via WA (Medical Dept, general male ward) π½π½π½π½π½
Hi Jamie, Iβm passing over all the patients in subacute ward as I will be working ON (night shift) tomorrow
.
Bed 7; En. XXX,
πΌ Resolving APO secondary to non compliance to ROF, with underlying CCF, 3VD, HPT, Obesity with OSA
Issue; difficult venous access (take care of the branula ok π), awaiting for Cardio to review on Monday. KIV discharge if otherwise well, need to take ENT TCA
.
Bed 9; En XXX,
πΌ DF with warning signs (vomiting) in critical phase.
Issue; monitor Sx & oral intake, ensure I/O +ve balance. KIV t/o dengue ward once more stable
.
Bed 10; En XXX,
πΌ CAP to complete 3/7 IV Augmentin CM. Discharge if no active complaint, no TCA
.
Bed 11; En XXX,
πΌ CKD, undecided for RRT.
Issue; difficult blood taking, make sure daily blood samples not hemolysed. KIV transfuse 1 pint WB if Hb < 8 (today 8.5)
.
Bed 12; En XXX,
πΌ RVD +ve with IE
Issue; difficult venous access (take care of the branula ok π)
Due repeat 2/52ly blood cultures CM (aerobic, anaerobic, fungal, mycobacteria) good luck π€£ Blood form ready in BHT β€οΈ
Dont fill up the empty beds ya XOXO
[biasanya lagi pendek kalau pass over via WA, ni saya type proper sket so that you all can understand all the cases]
[for my previous hosp, medical subacute cubicles usually have 12-18 beds π , ni saya bg contoh sikit je lah]
Any unfamiliar abbreviations? Ask in comment k π
.
Bed 7; En. XXX,
πΌ Resolving APO secondary to non compliance to ROF, with underlying CCF, 3VD, HPT, Obesity with OSA
Issue; difficult venous access (take care of the branula ok π), awaiting for Cardio to review on Monday. KIV discharge if otherwise well, need to take ENT TCA
.
Bed 9; En XXX,
πΌ DF with warning signs (vomiting) in critical phase.
Issue; monitor Sx & oral intake, ensure I/O +ve balance. KIV t/o dengue ward once more stable
.
Bed 10; En XXX,
πΌ CAP to complete 3/7 IV Augmentin CM. Discharge if no active complaint, no TCA
.
Bed 11; En XXX,
πΌ CKD, undecided for RRT.
Issue; difficult blood taking, make sure daily blood samples not hemolysed. KIV transfuse 1 pint WB if Hb < 8 (today 8.5)
.
Bed 12; En XXX,
πΌ RVD +ve with IE
Issue; difficult venous access (take care of the branula ok π)
Due repeat 2/52ly blood cultures CM (aerobic, anaerobic, fungal, mycobacteria) good luck π€£ Blood form ready in BHT β€οΈ
Dont fill up the empty beds ya XOXO
[biasanya lagi pendek kalau pass over via WA, ni saya type proper sket so that you all can understand all the cases]
[for my previous hosp, medical subacute cubicles usually have 12-18 beds π , ni saya bg contoh sikit je lah]
Any unfamiliar abbreviations? Ask in comment k π
You are invited to join free self paced (not live) #online training on COVID-19 (Malaysia Edition) Covid for primary care.
Kindly click the link invitation in the PDF attached.
______________
By the end of the course they should be able to:
Have a basic understanding of the virology and epidemiology of Covid-19
Appreciate the clinical features and natural history of Covid-19
Understand the transmissibility of the disease and how to minimize the spread
Be aware of the risk factors for severe disease and confident to identify patients at risk of deterioration
Apply infection control practice within a clinic
Have a basic understanding of the overall treatment for Covid-19 in Malaysia
Confidently screen warning signs through phone/video call
______________
E-certificate & CPD Point will be granted upon completion
- Please sign in with your full name (for e-cert purposes)
- If you encounter any technical issue, email to idonlinetraining@gmail.com
Find link for the training in PDF file below;
Kindly click the link invitation in the PDF attached.
______________
By the end of the course they should be able to:
Have a basic understanding of the virology and epidemiology of Covid-19
Appreciate the clinical features and natural history of Covid-19
Understand the transmissibility of the disease and how to minimize the spread
Be aware of the risk factors for severe disease and confident to identify patients at risk of deterioration
Apply infection control practice within a clinic
Have a basic understanding of the overall treatment for Covid-19 in Malaysia
Confidently screen warning signs through phone/video call
______________
E-certificate & CPD Point will be granted upon completion
- Please sign in with your full name (for e-cert purposes)
- If you encounter any technical issue, email to idonlinetraining@gmail.com
Find link for the training in PDF file below;
KKM COVID-19 Training Slides.pdf
6.4 MB
Take note for treatment part, we no longer use interferon ππ»
" What to consider before choosing a hospital especially during this pandemic season "
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t.me/themedicalbooksPs
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Hello. Good day. I am Dr Chow, family medicine specialist.
In view of the increasing cases in Selangor, we are asking for volunteers (medical graduates) to help in the Covid Assessment Centre (CAC)
Venue: Covid Assessment Centre (Stadium Malawati, Shah Alam)
Job scopes are:
1. Home monitoring for Covid positive confirmed patients who are allowed to do home monitoring (via phone and laptop)
2. Answering queries from Telegram
3. Manning the Selangkah counter
οΌ To teach people how to use the home monitoring app (selangkah)
οΌ To teach people what to do for home quarantine
4. Taking vital signs β Blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory rate, weight, height, spo2
5. Helping ED to do 1 minute sit-stand-test (SST)
** for job scope number 3 to 5, requires the volunteer to wear full PPE
Working hours: monday to Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 8am-1pm
The volunteers will be given Covid-19 vaccination.
Training will be given.
DO HELP US AS WE REALLY NEED THE HELP. IT WILL BE A VERY INTERESTING EXPERIENCE FOR YOU TOO!
Please give me the full name and IC of the volunteers. Your help is very much appreciated. Thank you. Dr Chow SY, +60 12-219 3775
In view of the increasing cases in Selangor, we are asking for volunteers (medical graduates) to help in the Covid Assessment Centre (CAC)
Venue: Covid Assessment Centre (Stadium Malawati, Shah Alam)
Job scopes are:
1. Home monitoring for Covid positive confirmed patients who are allowed to do home monitoring (via phone and laptop)
2. Answering queries from Telegram
3. Manning the Selangkah counter
οΌ To teach people how to use the home monitoring app (selangkah)
οΌ To teach people what to do for home quarantine
4. Taking vital signs β Blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory rate, weight, height, spo2
5. Helping ED to do 1 minute sit-stand-test (SST)
** for job scope number 3 to 5, requires the volunteer to wear full PPE
Working hours: monday to Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 8am-1pm
The volunteers will be given Covid-19 vaccination.
Training will be given.
DO HELP US AS WE REALLY NEED THE HELP. IT WILL BE A VERY INTERESTING EXPERIENCE FOR YOU TOO!
Please give me the full name and IC of the volunteers. Your help is very much appreciated. Thank you. Dr Chow SY, +60 12-219 3775