Making and writing assessments is an integral part of medicine- that isn’t really taught, you’re expected to almost just figure it out. After struggling for years I finally got a lesson that stuck and hope this will help you all!
Watch Your (Bedside) Manners
This week The Layman’s Doctor speaks with Dr. Ryan Brooks, a specialist in Internal Medicine, about bedside manner. In this episode they discuss the importance of a medical history and …
Dr. Jason Strachan: Professionalism Within the Jamaican Health Care System
Dr. Jason Strachan shares commentary with The Layman’s Doctor about professionalism, focusing especially on the treatment of women and patients and how our culture intersects professionalism.
Medicine and Emotion: Is It Okay to Cry?
Should medical practitioners remove emotion from medicine?
How Do I Advocate For Myself As A Patient In The Hospital
As a patient you want to know what’s happening and you want to be heard, well here are some tips on how to speak up and speak out!
Confession: I’m A Terrible Patient!
I should be better at seeking medical care, but I’m not! Here’s why I should do better.
Preventing Pain: An Important Aspect Of Pain Management
Pain prevention is patients so simply paramount. No one likes to feel pain, so why don’t we do our best to reduce this?
The Benefits Of Putting Patients At The Centre Of Health Care
Taking the time for patient education is one of the most important things doctors and nurses can do.
Why Willing Patients In Teaching Hospitals Are Important- And You Should Treat Them So
Patients who allow medical students to further their knowledge and improve their skills are an invaluable part of medical school.
