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WaitingForMD: November 2013
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Monday, November 18, 2013. Rub a Dub Dub. What is a soap note? In theory they had instructed us in class a number of times. S: subjective, what the patient tells you. O: objective, labs, physical exam and other pertinent clinical date. A&P: assessment and plan. What are each of your patient's problems? And what exactly do you plan to do about them? It is so easy in medical training to get away from the true type of student that I was, always striving to be the best, always trying to make a good impressio...
WaitingForMD: Who Am I?
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I am a third year medical student hoping to catalog this long and arduous journey. Sometimes this journey can feel like a lonely road but we really are all in this together. This blog is part real-time journaling, part post-event reflection and other assorted odd and ends associated with medical school. I started this out as a way to keep track for myself how my own thoughts and feelings evolve as my education. Whats with the title? Please feel free to leave any and all below. July 14, 2014 at 11:15 AM.
WaitingForMD: Review: Sawbones (A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine) the Podcast
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Friday, February 28, 2014. Review: Sawbones (A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine) the Podcast. Something that I've very recently discovered are Podcasts. I realize this is about a decade late but I never quite understood the concept of podcasting. To be honest the reason I started to explore is because we could subscribe to our course podcasts and have them automatically be downloaded when they were ready. Now that my surgical rotation is over I just gained about 6 hours a day back into my life and am h...
WaitingForMD: Changes
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Friday, September 26, 2014. I don't know when it happened. In the blink of an eye 3rd year clerkships have ended, fourth year sub-internships are done and residency applications have been submitted. Conversations that before rolled over me about the realities of medical practice now stick with me, ruminating in my mind. I truly hope this is a passing phase. The stress of passing boards and the endless waiting for interview offers to roll in are hopefully to blame. Posted by FutureD octor. Anatomy Lab....
WaitingForMD: Sometimes I Feel Like A Thankless Child
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Friday, August 10, 2012. Sometimes I Feel Like A Thankless Child. The club president smiled at her and replied "of course". The entire room sat in silence. Posted by FutureD octor. August 17, 2012 at 9:39 AM. The team at Premed Network has recently come across your blog. I’m the President of Premed Network, a nationwide network of premed students. Http:/ www.PremedNetwork.com. The vision of Premed Network is to create a platform for the next generation of physicians. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Should USMLE Step 1 Be Eliminated, Modified, Or Open-Book? | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Steven Goldberg – In Memorium. Pattern Recognition In Diagnosis →. Should USMLE Step 1 Be Eliminated, Modified, Or Open-Book? Posted by Stephen Goldberg. 8220;Now this shouldn’t hurt a bit! From Med’Toons, by S. Goldberg, Medmaster. Patients do not care so much about the physician’s medical school or residency diplomas as they do care about how the physician responds to them as individuals, whether the physician is comp...
Steven Goldberg – In Memorium | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Drawing The Patient Into the Decision-Making Process. Should USMLE Step 1 Be Eliminated, Modified, Or Open-Book? Steven Goldberg – In Memorium. Posted by Stephen Goldberg. You can gain a better glimpse of his character through the YouTube video. He prepared for LeBonheur Children’s Hospital last year. Within only a few days of his passing, there were hundreds of facebook postings. By people whose lives he had touched. Thank y...
Pattern Recognition In Diagnosis | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Should USMLE Step 1 Be Eliminated, Modified, Or Open-Book? New Medmaster Editions 2016 →. Pattern Recognition In Diagnosis. Posted by Stephen Goldberg. Previous blogs have discussed memory techniques for rapidly learning and remembering information in medical school:. Substitute Words and Pictures. Posted on October 22, 2013, in Rapid Learning. Larr; Should USMLE Step 1 Be Eliminated, Modified, Or Open-Book? Love the pattern ...
The Best Ebook Readers And Reading Apps For Med Students | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Revamping The Med School Curriculum. Information Overload x 2 →. The Best Ebook Readers And Reading Apps For Med Students. Posted by Stephen Goldberg. From Med’Toons, by S. Goldberg, Medmaster). Previous posts discussed the pros and cons of print books versus ebooks. This post discusses the pros and cons of the various eReading devices and eReading apps. Which tablet (or computer) should you use to read ebooks? I still prefer...
Drawing The Patient Into the Decision-Making Process | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Student Preferences For Ebooks Versus Print Books. Steven Goldberg – In Memorium →. Drawing The Patient Into the Decision-Making Process. Posted by Stephen Goldberg. From Med’Toons, by S. Goldberg, MedMaster. Should the patient and family participate in the decision-making process as to whether or not to pursue an aggressive course of therapy? But what if a patient wants to help decide on the course of therapy? Position than ...
eBooks Versus Print Books: Pros and Cons | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Memory Techniques for Med School #11 Hands-On. Depression: Often Obvious, Sometimes Hidden →. EBooks Versus Print Books: Pros and Cons. Posted by Stephen Goldberg. 8220;It’s the most complete book for the Medical Boards. Unfortunately, no one can carry it out of the store.”. As I see it, the pros and cons of eBooks versus print books in medical education are:. EBooks are generally less expensive than print books. If books are...
Ebooks Or Print Books? Which Should You Use? | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; Is Remembering Harder With eBooks? Complementary And Alternative Medicine (CAM) →. Ebooks Or Print Books? Which Should You Use? Posted by Stephen Goldberg. Since so much of medical education involves reading, it is important to consider how eBooks compare with print books. Pros and cons of either method of reading have been presented in previous posts ( A. Which format do medical students prefer? There is also an intangible; ...
Student Preferences For Ebooks Versus Print Books | MedMaster
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Larr; A Few More Medical Apps. Drawing The Patient Into the Decision-Making Process →. Student Preferences For Ebooks Versus Print Books. Posted by Stephen Goldberg. Curses – the leading cause of death in patients age 120 years. (From Med’Toons, by S. Goldberg, Medmaster). Previous posts ( A. Discussed the pros and cons of digital versus print books. A survey of students by Bowker Market Research. Kindle Fire tablet: 5%. The topic ...
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waiting for marigolds: intersections of faith, identity, & sociology
Waiting for marigolds: intersections of faith, identity, and sociology. 27: A Sessioned Soul …. It’s a lot of fun being a sociologist! The creativity that our discipline potentially taps into is boundless! Oh, but that one darn word –. Creativity often remains unseen in sociology, at least in my opinion. And, often, I am left feeling creativily uninspired by rationalized theories and methodologies, that I allow my right brain to shrivle, akin to an unwatered succulent. Link to Shelly Bell’s. Doing so rem...
Waiting for Marshmallows
Month 2- thoughts, struggles, and glimmers of hope. Reminding myself why I’m doing this. My frugal weekend getaway. Debt as Negative Wealth. Goodbudget- why I’m using it and what I think so far. Read these financial tips first. How to Get Money for School. Check out my sweet new ride! Slow Cooker Pulled Pork. Caprese Salad with a Twist. Enjoying now while making decisions for then. Learning from my dogs. My frugal weekend getaway. July 27, 2015. 1/4 cup parsley, 1 tbsp basil, 1 tbsp cilantro. Drizzle sli...
Waiting For Mary
This is just a place to post a few images, maybe blurt out a thought when the need arises. Let's see what develops. I'll do my best to avoid fruitless navel gazing, self-obsessed minutiae and reactionary screed. No promises. I like words and pictures, you may see some of those. Thursday, February 10, 2011. Means and Ends and Sharing the Love. Labels: art in Detroit. Posted by Fortuna at 1:49 PM. Wednesday, January 05, 2011. Posted by Fortuna at 4:46 PM. Wednesday, November 03, 2010. Http:/ www.nga...
Waiting for Mavis | Two 30 something lesbians preparing for the arrival of their surviving twin.
Our Journey So Far. Two 30 something lesbians preparing for the arrival of their surviving twin. Today’s blurry picture of Mavis. June 4, 2011 by Jackie. June 3, 2011 by Jackie. I am most surprised by the overwhelming love that comes with being a parent. Everyone tells you how much you’ll love your child, but I wasn’t able to really imagine it before Mavis got here. I am overwhelmed with the joy that Mavis brings us. She is such a bright happy child that her mere presence is uplifting. My high school self.
waiting for max | blogging about our life while we wait for our son to come home from south korea
Blogging about our life while we wait for our son to come home from south korea. Asymp; 2 Comments. So, while i’m feeling positive this morning i thought i had better go ahead and write a post! These are some positive things that i have thought of lately regarding the lengthened wait: (warning, some are materialistic). 1) i’m learning to pray more. 2) i’m developing friendships with other waiting mamas. 3) i was able to take a promotion at work. 4) we will be able to save more money. Asymp; 8 Comments.
WaitingForMD
Friday, September 26, 2014. I don't know when it happened. In the blink of an eye 3rd year clerkships have ended, fourth year sub-internships are done and residency applications have been submitted. Conversations that before rolled over me about the realities of medical practice now stick with me, ruminating in my mind. I truly hope this is a passing phase. The stress of passing boards and the endless waiting for interview offers to roll in are hopefully to blame. Posted by FutureD octor. Tick, tick, tic...
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The Sun House :: a lifestyle blog
Friday, August 14, 2015. Every once in a while I stumble upon a South African creative that just sticks with me. When I found illo, I thought it was illustrations designed by someone in far off Scandinavia. I was obsessed and would scroll through the brand's twitter feed, just staring at the intricate details of the hand-illustrated sketches. I had to know more. How surpised was I when I learnt that illo was started by a Cape Townian,. Vivienne van Deventer,. Who works as an illustration artist from home.
Waiting for our Mei Mei
Waiting for our Mei Mei. Follow a journey of a family of five waiting to be six. Monday, February 18, 2008. I've started a new family blog. Called A Life of Laughter. So please pop over to have a look. I will not be updating this site anymore. Friday, February 15, 2008. Some Of My Favorites. A couple of days after we got home. I love her expression. Can you tell she's teething? Newark Airport after 14 hour flight. Thursday, February 14, 2008. Friday, February 8, 2008. Thursday, January 17, 2008. A Home f...
Waiting for Mercy - The Case against Yassin Aref& Mohammed Hossain
Tells the story of an FBI sting operation that took place in Albany, New York during the winter, spring and summer of 2004. The complex operation was designed to entrap Yassin Aref, 37 (a refugee from Kurdistan in northern Iraq) and Mohammed Mosharref Hossain, 51, a United States citizen and an immigrant from Bangladesh. Was recently selected as best documentary at the Ballston Spa Film Festival.
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