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25-07-2024, 03:21 PM
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passed by one of the private hospitals outpatient section today in the morning and found many of the specialist clinics empty (mainly surgical clinics) with no patient in the waiting area. why is this so?
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everyone is more healthy lor duh
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25-07-2024, 06:02 PM
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To suck in gullible medical students and HOs/baby MOs into applying for their hastily put together FM residency because some sucker with a MBBS still needs to see those 50-70 patients a day at low non-specialist pay with a "post-residency" badge. Thats why MOHH is furiously trying to pump up their FM numbers even at the expense of poorly trained so-called mmeds. Even GDFM is way better than mmed because it save time for the doctor to see real patients and also its just less pretentious than their internationally unrecognized FM residency.
Heck, even our neighbours up north FM programme is more worldly renowned than our locally produced FM residency.
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it is laughable that many think neighbouring country doctors are lousy etc.
yes it's true for advanced treatment singapore is no doubt better but for the scope of FM in malaysia is way broader . they have to deal with literally everything , cannot say dont treat neonates, dont do OBGYN etc. and referring unwarranted cases will not go down well with the specialists as well as the patients (imagine a patient who has to travel far to the hospital only to be told oh this is nothing)
and that's why countries like ireland recognise their housemanship, and australia collaborated with them and recognise their FM training.
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25-07-2024, 06:14 PM
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s_ck some c__ and lick some b__
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the people who entered residency have done the above... especially surgical based specialties.
so those surgical SC, C, AC u see so high and mighty barking at others, were actually doing the above .... so once theyre done, they get others to do it to them
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25-07-2024, 07:06 PM
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it is laughable that many think neighbouring country doctors are lousy etc.
yes it's true for advanced treatment singapore is no doubt better but for the scope of FM in malaysia is way broader . they have to deal with literally everything , cannot say dont treat neonates, dont do OBGYN etc. and referring unwarranted cases will not go down well with the specialists as well as the patients (imagine a patient who has to travel far to the hospital only to be told oh this is nothing)
and that's why countries like ireland recognise their housemanship, and australia collaborated with them and recognise their FM training.
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Woo, enters the salty Malaysian who salivates at the 1 to 3.5 and still come to SG to work anyway.
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25-07-2024, 09:00 PM
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may i know how important are grades during med school in affecting one's career (e.g. residency selection)
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25-07-2024, 09:53 PM
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may i know how important are grades during med school in affecting one's career (e.g. residency selection)
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Essentially zero effect
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26-07-2024, 07:45 PM
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may i know how important are grades during med school in affecting one's career (e.g. residency selection)
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it's all meritocracy
if youre really interested you'd do whatever it takes including doing things you wouldnt usually do, like licking boots... or something else.
so they grade you according to how well you do that. that's meritocracy.
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26-07-2024, 07:45 PM
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Woo, enters the salty Malaysian who salivates at the 1 to 3.5 and still come to SG to work anyway.
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true also. my bad.
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26-07-2024, 08:07 PM
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passed by one of the private hospitals outpatient section today in the morning and found many of the specialist clinics empty (mainly surgical clinics) with no patient in the waiting area. why is this so?
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Coz in OT ma.
Surgeon operate
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26-07-2024, 08:09 PM
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it is laughable that many think neighbouring country doctors are lousy etc.
yes it's true for advanced treatment singapore is no doubt better but for the scope of FM in malaysia is way broader . they have to deal with literally everything , cannot say dont treat neonates, dont do OBGYN etc. and referring unwarranted cases will not go down well with the specialists as well as the patients (imagine a patient who has to travel far to the hospital only to be told oh this is nothing)
and that's why countries like ireland recognise their housemanship, and australia collaborated with them and recognise their FM training.
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Fresh ho ukm usm um pretty average like yllsom
I know coz I work with them being local grad
But those that got mrcp on their own Accord in Malaysia
Not bad.
Malaysia hosp really push u to the extreme
Very shortage of labour, long hours , good training ground
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