Bringing Medicine Home
Bringing Medicine Home
It’s that time again where junior staff members generally become more senior. Interns are graduating to senior house officers (SHO), SHOs to medical officers (MO) and persons in residency programmes are becoming senior residents, senior registrars and consultants come July 1. But will junior doctors really become better seniors?
With the recent boom in advocacy in Jamaica surrounding topics such as abortion and protecting healthcare workers, The Layman’s Doctor has a timely conversation with Advocacy Expert Jaevion Nelson. They …
Why leveraging buy-in in advocacy can help you achieve your advocacy goals and how to do it!
I read an article that was entitled “Don’t go to your doctor in the afternoon” and here’s why.
Let us include our men and boys in the fight against period stigma and shame and have them be our allies through education and open discussion.
If it is one thing Jamaica does right, it’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
A brief look at long waiting times, an overworked system and disgruntled costumers!
If you looked into the eyes of a person, do you think you’d know their status? I’m willing to bet you won’t.
Abortion has been a hot topic for years in Jamaica. Everyone seems to have an opinion. What do you think?
Pain prevention is patients so simply paramount. No one likes to feel pain, so why don’t we do our best to reduce this?
