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Anaesthesia is my GOAL :( n Ophthalmology is inasero's..

stop stealing specialties :p
 

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lol he was thinking about psychiatry but got discouraged cos there not much money in it as he thought initially :p
 

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Nah it was more a prestige thing...but psychiatry doesn't involve nearly as much evidence-based diagnosis as I'd like. It's all a bunch of "this is what we think" rather than "this is what we know". Also, like I said there's just not enough patient interaction in psych, way too much spot-analysis and medicating.

Anyway, I didn't know you two were going for those things. When I got an eye for anaesthesia, you were up for Max-Fax Alvin. :p
 

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no.. i wasnt.. i got discouraged to do Max-fac.. btw.. i think i was in med first so i get dibs ;) lolz

i wanted anaesthesia, since 1) i learnt to spell it.. 2 ) about mid yr.. :D
 

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Nah it was more a prestige thing...but psychiatry doesn't involve nearly as much evidence-based diagnosis as I'd like. It's all a bunch of "this is what we think" rather than "this is what we know". Also, like I said there's just not enough patient interaction in psych, way too much spot-analysis and medicating.
I highly disagree, having learnt fundamental psychiatry I can definitely tell you that that's not the case even though you might think it's all artsy fartsy...once u start learning it I'm sure your perspective will change.
no.. i wasnt.. i got discouraged to do Max-fac.. btw.. i think i was in med first so i get dibs lolz

i wanted anaesthesia, since 1) i learnt to spell it.. 2 ) about mid yr..
well if you're becoming americanised like the whole of the damn world is...it's "anesthesia"
 

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I find it amusing that according to the Government figures the average income of a GP is greater than both that of the psychiatrist and the pathologist.

The greatest, incidentally, is the anaesthetist [out of the ones on the table].

inasero: is that 'changing perspective' also known as corruption of the mind? :p
 

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Estel said:
I find it amusing that according to the Government figures the average income of a GP is greater than both that of the psychiatrist and the pathologist.

The greatest, incidentally, is the anaesthetist [out of the ones on the table].
realli?? Wow...

that latter comment may hav swayed me to be an anaesthetist too lolz.. :D
if im goin to study for a min of 15 yrs.. i pray that id make sumfing to show for it..
 

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+Po1ntDeXt3r+ said:
i wanted anaesthesia, since 1) i learnt to spell it.. 2 ) about mid yr.. :D
You're doing better than me, I can't spell it OR pronounce it.

Actually, I can pronounce anaesthesia (gotta love copy and paste), just not anaesthetist (or whatever...the anaesthetic doctor)
 

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what's with the number of girls doing med, the guys are like outnumbered here...

which is a good thing i guess
 

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uh, yeah, bob, my course (occupational therapy) is 51 girls and 4 boys.
 

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girls actualli come off more empathetic.. so in schools tat use interviews..usualli they are the top performers in the selection process
 

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+Po1ntDeXt3r+ said:
girls actualli come off more empathetic.. so in schools tat use interviews..usualli they are the top performers in the selection process
Heh...my cohort has 180 and the only asian girls are fobs.
 

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Nah there's a few women in engineering, due to such programs as "Women in Engineering" etc :rolleyes:

It's the Physical Sciences that really suffer. All the girls are manly or dumb. Or ugly of course, but they don't count.

(am I being politically correct enough yet? oh what a great doctor I shall make)
 

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i did my elective in engineering/maths.. its such a cock-fest there ...

health sciences are the opposite..
but its a pity there is sumfing about some med girls tat can be off-putting.. an ego :p
 

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