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Can I ask, fellow male practitioners here, do you all get chaperone when examining the lungs or heart? (E.g for urti case) Feeling scared/confused after the recent mme webinar last sat. Seems quite easy to get complaint/sued nowadays.. If you admit that you examine over the clothes, then they can say this is not the usual standard of care (which is full exposure of chest for respiratory exam) Just feels that we are in a precarious position practicing medicine daily. Just seen a senior doctor suspended for missing a torsion (for a boy who presented initially with abdominal pain) Like 1 mistake, your rice bowl gone |
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Yesterday 09:09 AM | ||
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After you have gone through the proper channels first. Your mother or father can appeal to MP for you without your consent. |
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26-05-2024 10:45 PM | ||
Unregistered | we need to appeal to MP | |
26-05-2024 06:52 PM | ||
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I don’t think moh is so kind |
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26-05-2024 06:51 PM | ||
Unregistered | No. I wasn’t. I also don’t think it’s standard | |
26-05-2024 02:52 PM | ||
Unregistered | Are we excused from calls after delivery? e.g. for at least the first 1-2 years? | |
26-05-2024 07:07 AM | ||
Unregistered | Thats 10 years too late | |
26-05-2024 04:44 AM | ||
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23-05-2024 07:50 PM | ||
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But I took exams immediately post partum and that was incredibly stressful coz I failed 1 year before. Luckily managed to pass the second time. It was hard. Incredibly hard. Missed a lot of time with my older child. |
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23-05-2024 06:43 PM | ||
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