#FAQ setiap kali release date seminar;
Bila next course? 🤔
Utk preHO, insyaAllah ada lagi September & November nanti.
Tapi kami nasihatkan join seawal mungkin, sebab lepas dah join #preHO akan dapat extra diskaun untuk course2 lain 🤩
Untuk course2 lain (O&G, Paeds, Med Emergencies, ECG & ABG, Ortho, Surgery, Radio),
tak dapat janji lagi bila next course sebab speakers semua makin busy, ada exam, kena attend conference etc.
So safe the date for us & join early, you can always join again FOC as volunteer* later to revise again 😉
*T&C apply
#PreHOalumni
#SpecialDiskaun
Bila next course? 🤔
Utk preHO, insyaAllah ada lagi September & November nanti.
Tapi kami nasihatkan join seawal mungkin, sebab lepas dah join #preHO akan dapat extra diskaun untuk course2 lain 🤩
Untuk course2 lain (O&G, Paeds, Med Emergencies, ECG & ABG, Ortho, Surgery, Radio),
tak dapat janji lagi bila next course sebab speakers semua makin busy, ada exam, kena attend conference etc.
So safe the date for us & join early, you can always join again FOC as volunteer* later to revise again 😉
*T&C apply
#PreHOalumni
#SpecialDiskaun
Mmg #FAQ dari HOs ni 😅
Dah banyak kali saya jawab, tapi setiap kali dapat soalan ni,
saya sendiri pun akan termenung berhari2 fikir balik macam mana nak jawab 🤔
Tak tahu kenapa tiba2 jadi blur plak nak balas apa 😅
Sebenarnya lama saya refleksi diri sendiri, kenapa dulu aku tak quit ya?
Nak tahu ke kenapa?
InsyaAllah saya cari masa LIVE di FB & share nnt 🤗
Dah banyak kali saya jawab, tapi setiap kali dapat soalan ni,
saya sendiri pun akan termenung berhari2 fikir balik macam mana nak jawab 🤔
Tak tahu kenapa tiba2 jadi blur plak nak balas apa 😅
Sebenarnya lama saya refleksi diri sendiri, kenapa dulu aku tak quit ya?
Nak tahu ke kenapa?
InsyaAllah saya cari masa LIVE di FB & share nnt 🤗
#FAQ; Salamwarahmatullah Dr,☺
As for now (before HO) what is the best way to prepare for the "common emergency cases and how to handle" ?
Is it just by reading? Or any suggestions?
Terima kasih Dr
As for now (before HO) what is the best way to prepare for the "common emergency cases and how to handle" ?
Is it just by reading? Or any suggestions?
Terima kasih Dr
Pukul berapa nak kena #punch in as HO?
Macam mana nak #prioritize ward work?
👉🏻 The time of clock in varies as according to your confidence of finishing your job on time. If you can't perform your duties due to inadequate preparation, then you come earlier the next day to spend more time to prepare.
Prioritize your job. For starters, your usual daily ward work after the ward round should be prioritized as per the following order:
1. Emergencies
2. STAT blood investigations/Blood cultures
3. Referrals
4. Requests for services (eg. Early CT scans)
5. Discharge summaries
6. Documentation
The order above merely acts as a guide & you should always prioritize your work as per the circumstances with justification.
That includes but not exclusively limited to, A. work smart with your team (eg. Send the blood samples for your teammates too if you are taking it down to the lab)
B. Plan your work ahead (eg. If your CT suite is next to the lab and you have only one blood to take, might as well send the blood to the lab, then head to the CT suite to do your requests to save some travel distance)
C. Call for help if you need to.
D. Don't be too #calculative.
E. Aim to finish AM ward round work before PM rounds.
F. Be responsible. You are what you do.
Long story short, housemanship is just training you to be efficient.
I would advise not to aim to become anyone's asset. Your aim is to become a trustworthy MO who can be there for your patients.
If you have extra time, strengthen the basics👍🏻
#FAQ-HO
Macam mana nak #prioritize ward work?
👉🏻 The time of clock in varies as according to your confidence of finishing your job on time. If you can't perform your duties due to inadequate preparation, then you come earlier the next day to spend more time to prepare.
Prioritize your job. For starters, your usual daily ward work after the ward round should be prioritized as per the following order:
1. Emergencies
2. STAT blood investigations/Blood cultures
3. Referrals
4. Requests for services (eg. Early CT scans)
5. Discharge summaries
6. Documentation
The order above merely acts as a guide & you should always prioritize your work as per the circumstances with justification.
That includes but not exclusively limited to, A. work smart with your team (eg. Send the blood samples for your teammates too if you are taking it down to the lab)
B. Plan your work ahead (eg. If your CT suite is next to the lab and you have only one blood to take, might as well send the blood to the lab, then head to the CT suite to do your requests to save some travel distance)
C. Call for help if you need to.
D. Don't be too #calculative.
E. Aim to finish AM ward round work before PM rounds.
F. Be responsible. You are what you do.
Long story short, housemanship is just training you to be efficient.
I would advise not to aim to become anyone's asset. Your aim is to become a trustworthy MO who can be there for your patients.
If you have extra time, strengthen the basics👍🏻
#FAQ-HO