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Sam MacIntosh
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Sam MacIntosh
@SamMacIntosh
Medical student @warwickmed | @uniofeastanglia BA/MA Literature 🧑🏻🎓 she/her
Norwich, England Entrou em Eylül 2011
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*Super* sounds like an assumption that humanities degrees are easier than STEM ones- would encourage telling the avg med student with a science background they have to write a 3000 word literature review and observing the reaction thetimes.com/uk/education/a…
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Wrapped up in yourself like a spool,
Trawling your dark as owls do.
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This is quite….something
A PA on @LBC claiming her goal was to practice medicine & she didn’t believe she needed to be a doctor to do that.
Why not?
You have to be a lawyer to practice law
You have to be a pilot to fly a plane
You have to be a dentist to practice dentistry
If your sole goal is to practice medicine, name one reason you wouldn’t apply for medical school & train to be a doctor?
The competitive entry, multiple tough exams, years of study & training?
The truth is - you either did not meet the cut for medical school or you wanted a short cut at the expense of patient safety.
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‘My main goal is that I wanted to practice medicine, and I don’t think you need to become a Doctor for that’ @medicalmodelbri @parthaskar @Xeon4f145d96s1 @Dr_Done_ @Doc_IonaCollins @DrNeenaJha @LittlePersonDoc
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Also a Scottish thing, at least in the highlands
Dr. Lhara Mullins@LharaMullins
Is this an #Irish culture thing... or an everywhere thing? You're in the car & collecting a relative. If the person in the passenger seat is younger, they'll automatically move to the back seat to let the older relative sit in the front? #RandomThoughts #culture #olderadults
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@OrthopodReg Wow. Did it hold? Motor/sensory function? Very cool
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@WhistlingDixie4 Haha. I didn't know this - is it not assumed we've done a medical degree if we're, yknow. Doctors 😂
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As ME I’ve signed, I think, at least 50 ‘new’ MCCDs…. Each time I read the sentence:
‘Qualifications (as registered by the GMC)’
from the end - and start writing my GMC number. Every. Single. Time… these two are just from this morning 😵💫
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Until this year, I don't think I really "got" the impact of divorce. I've had hard times but recovering from my first (hopefully only) separation of that kind destroyed me. It's 18 months later and I still haven't quite adjusted to life without her. huffpost.com/entry/divorce-…
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David Brown brings brings us something special today with a Sunburst Cabronita Especial. It features a sleek modern "C" neck shape with medium jumbo frets and a 9.5" radius. Tag a Tele player below who would love this one.
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@MedCrisis Isn’t there literature on this? The Popularity Paradox
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We are in the midst of a growing epidemic of over testing. Previously this was something we worried about within our medical practice but with the public being convinced to request more & more often very complex and difficult to interpret tests, healthcare will change completely
Shivani Misra@ShivaniM_KC
It should actually be “KNOW MORE, WORRY MORE” to capture all the stress from unnecessary investigations of incidental findings, false negatives and false positives
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Opposite is true for me. I have the ADHD that needs to be around people as well as downtime for autism
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This is Unsinkable Sam, aka Oscar, a cat that served with the Kriegsmarine (navy of Nazi Germany) and the Royal Navy (navy of the UK) during World War 2.
He was reported to have belonged to a sailor onboard the German battleship Bismarck.
On May 18, 1941, Bismarck was on its first mission when it was sunk by the Allies. Out of the 2,100 crew members on board, only 115 men and one cat survived.
The HMS Cossack scooped up the cat and gave him the name Oscar. For the next few months, Oscar lived on the ship until it was hit by torpedoes from a German U-boat, which killed 159 crew members but not Oscar, who was brought to the shores of Gibraltar by the remaining survivors.
Oscar was soon transferred to the HMS Ark Royal where he was given the name, "Unsinkable Sam". Ironically, the Ark Royal was heavily involved in the sinking of the Bismark. After a series of near misses, the ship had garnered a reputation for being a "lucky ship", however its luck would soon run out.
On November 14, 1941, the Ark Royal was torpedoed by a U-boat, causing it to roll over and sink. Sam was found clinging to a piece of wood and was described as "angry, but quite unharmed".
The sinking of the Ark Royal ended Sam's career at sea and he lived out his remaining years in Belfast with a seaman until 1955.
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A small act of resistance from the female indexer of the 1980 edition of Williams Obstetrics.
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