Working in a majority Christian-based practice left me shocked when a series of events occurred which led to a young pregnant woman, who came to me seeking a termination of pregnancy, not going ahead with the termination
Working in a majority Christian-based practice left me shocked when a series of events occurred which led to a young pregnant woman, who came to me seeking a termination of pregnancy, not going ahead with the termination
Each year, final year students of our New Zealand Medical Schools rank their preferences for which hospital they wish to start work in as a qualified doctor
This month, our panel discusses how to deal with the “shopping list”. If you are a GPEP registrar and have a question for the panel, please email smaude@nzdoctor.co.nz
QI have patients who come in with a “list” of problems but have strong views on what should be dealt with first. I disagree, and think we should prioritise something different. What is your advice about how to deal well with this?
From the highlands to the islands, a Pat Farry Trust travel scholarship has allowed one sixth-year medical student to experience three wildly different health settings
It’s not often you see a highly qualified, well-paid and well-respected professional get up in front of several hundred of his peers and admit to having an “incredibly naïve teenage attitude”
It’s not often you see a highly qualified, well-paid and well-respected professional get up in front of several hundred of his peers and admit to having an “incredibly naïve teenage attitude”
Specialist GP Nikki Vadgama provides some tips to make your next paediatric eczema consult easier. She includes a review of new guidelines, resources, websites and medications for paediatric eczema management