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A scope of practice review recommendation: That all intern doctors complete one 10-week general practice rotation. A general practice rotation should be a requirement for a doctor to achieve General Registration. GP's make up 33% of all doctors in Australia. However the first year post graduation (PGY1) does not require a general practice rotation. And we wonder why fewer doctors are doing general practice. Mark Cormack; Peta Rutherford; Marita Cowie AM; Georgina van de Water; Michael Bonning; Michael Clements; Allison Turnock; Rachel Stephen-Smith; Guy Barnett MP; Steve Robson; Karin Jodlowski-Tan; Jill Benson; Michael Wright

✨ After soaking up the insightful stories from our 2022 cohort, we're thrilled to introduce Amer Yosri, a fifth-year medical student and a member of the 2023 summer exchange program at The Johns Hopkins University 🏥. 🔝Dive into his unique journey and discover how this program widened his perspectives on medical education methods and research💡 Don't miss out on this enlightening story!🚀 #fhi360impact #USAsupportsTU #CURES #simulation #training #ChronicDiseases #GlobalHealth #MedicalEducation #SummerInstitute #JohnsHopkinsUniversity #CURESProject #Healthcare #LowMiddleIncomeCountries #StudentOpportunity #SfaxFacultyofMedicine #NursingEducation #HealthScience #ApplyNow #Opportunity #MedicalStudents #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #GlobalHealthcare #StudentLife #HigherEducation #FHI360 #HealthForAll #ResearchOpportunity #StudyAbroad #HealthPolicy #HealthyLiving

Another day, another opportunity to learn, grow, and make a difference in healthcare. From classroom discussions to clinical rotations, we're shaping the future of medicine one day at a time. #CatolicaMedicalSchool #MedicinaCatolica #MedStudents #MedSchool #StudyMedicine

Do you like gifts? I love giving them! Had a great lunch speaking to South University School of Pharmacy students about preparing for success once exiting the classroom. We discussed preparation, great attitude, hard work, and of course teamwork. Aaron who coordinated the talk earned a free copy of our new book by our University of Georgia Critical Care Collaborative (UGAC3) entitled “InteGREAT: A Guidebook for Great Healthcare Teams”: https://a.co/d/d5CHaNF What is your greatest piece of advice for a student transitioning from the classroom to clinical rotations?

Wishing all the best to our students who are leaving the island this term and embarking on their clinical rotations! You got this! 💪 What advice do you have for students entering clinical studies? Leave some words of wisdom in the comments! #ClinicalRotations #ClinicalStudies #MedicalSchool #SGU

Diana Nikolyan shares her top tips for thriving in the 5th semester in Maine, where students transition from basic sciences to clinical rotations. Here's how to stay on track, manage nerves, & make the most of your time in this beautiful state! 1. After basic sciences it’s easy to want to relax & take it easy for Maine, but find a limit. Allow yourself to relax on the weekends & stay on task during the week. 2. You will be interacting with standardized patients & real patients, so if you get anxious by this, find a way to manage your nerves. It’s just practice & it’s better to make all the mistakes now rather than in clinical rotations. Those you interact with are nice & understanding of this. During standardized patient encounters (SPE), take their feedback & before you start to argue or disagree, reflect on it first. 3. Have a solid study group of 3-4 people & practice clinical skills with them every week. We did this with a group of 4 every Tuesday after school to prepare for our SPE on Wednesdays. 4. Build yourself up to do 20-30 Kaplan questions to prepare for Step 1 every day. If you’re too tired & can’t read the explanations, just do 20 Qs on the timed setting. This will force you to at least get some practice in & then review it another day. 5. Enjoy Maine. It’s a beautiful state & you’re only there for 15 weeks. After the 15 weeks it’s time to study for Step 1, so enjoy your relatively laid back schedule. #MedicalStudentTips #USMLE #Step1 #Kaplan

If you are looking ahead to upcoming PA clinical rotations, we're here to give you some insight for things you can expect and some ways you can prepare. 👩⚕️🏥👨⚕️ #clinicalrotations #physicianassistant #physicianassistantstudent #pastudent #pastudentlife #pastudents #pance #panre #physicianassistantschool #physicianassistantstudies #physicianassistantstudents

Do you know anyone interested in applying to medical school? Do you know of anyone interested in attending the Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine? Please let them know of these upcoming virtual information sessions! I will also be hosting some application webinars to help students navigate the complicated process of applying to medical school. I'll talk about best practices, common pitfalls, and helpful tips in the application process. These webinars are FREE!

Step into the future of clinical rotations! Experience cutting-edge training and elevate your medical career. 🌟🏥 Register Your Slot:- https://bit.ly/4bNdlo6 #usmle #clinicalrotations #inhospitalrotations #outpatientrotations #mbbs #mbbsstudent #clinicalelectives #nextsteps #nextstepsusmle 

From #SAEMPulse: "Away rotations immerse our medical students in diverse medical practice settings, patient populations, and health care systems. These rotations are like crash courses in adaptability and flexibility." Read now: https://ow.ly/HMjM50QLZIX