Have a heart. Study Medicine at UWS (1 Viewer)

[sladehk]

Want to do medicine?

^yes, they never asked us to check b4 making 100s of these

http://www.uws.edu.au/about/acadorg/schools/medicine

More info on how to get in:
http://www.uws.edu.au/about/acadorg/schools/medicine/courses

 

[xclusv2bhung]

haha woo cheers.

 

[kido_1]

oh alright,?

 

[ssejamafone]

i wanna study there. so does that mean i'll now have two hearts? ftw!

 

[mixt]

does the med university matter? (okay dumb question)

what i mean is, what difference does it make when a undergrad unsw leaves uni in six years, as opposed to an undergrad uws leaves uni?

 

[velox]

does the med university matter? (okay dumb question)

what i mean is, what difference does it make when a undergrad unsw leaves uni in six years, as opposed to an undergrad uws leaves uni?

None apart from your ego.

 

[kloudsurfer]

None apart from your ego.

Exactly.

Maybe if it was something like Law it would, but for Med it doesnt make a difference.

 

[Bacilli]

I was reading the UWS website and it seems they're seaking people who will be simulated patients.
I would do it depending on the pay rate.

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

its decent.. the pay is.. but u may be barred from the course for a while.. normally actors take it.. we are good friends with our SPs they are very good since we start to train them.

and BTW have u ever read a NEJM article in ur life?.. cos frankly the BMJ xmas one shits all over it

 

[Bacilli]

its decent.. the pay is.. but u may be barred from the course for a while.. normally actors take it.. we are good friends with our SPs they are very good since we start to train them.

and BTW have u ever read a NEJM article in ur life?.. cos frankly the BMJ xmas one shits all over it

yeah... i read NEJM :rofl: ,
seriously though I read it mainly because they go into greater detail when discussing chemical reactions, molecular acitivty etc in regards to disease-the print is more microbiolgy inspired I think, although it does include its clinical scenarios...
ill admit though, i find myself referring to the medical dictionary most of the time...
studentbmj eh? i've read past articles but nothing new.. ill check it out
AFP ftw, i'll check that out 2

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

oh no not student BMJ lolz real BMJ..

NEJM is just sooo dry..i like their case studies tho.. they are more interesting.. NEJM has alot of obscure things in its molecular papers like things that arent very common but the PIcs are good.. BMJ's ABC series of ECG, GI diseases.. these are extremely good tutorials

... and btw lottoX i have a subscription to AFP and its actually very good

 

[beentherdunthat]

My bro does Medicine at UWS!!!!!...
Kool Stuff
HOwevEr
I prefer something More INsANE!

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

it depends I use it for the reviews.. depends on what it is.. clinical reasoning is one of the high points.. that is kinda lacking in other things... always read the next months errata for the AFP and any article... the letter are so important to get a good idea..

but then im also a big fan of UTD

 

[vodkacrumble]

its decent.. the pay is.. but u may be barred from the course for a while.. normally actors take it.. we are good friends with our SPs they are very good since we start to train them.

maybe i should apply to do that when i move back to syd - i would be such an arsehole of a pt, though.

 

[Bacilli]

i would be such an arsehole of a pt, though.

How so?

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

u know wats the best? overreacting SPs.. mine gave me a kiss after cos she thought i was so cute in answering her question ... (it was breaking bad news.. but somehow i made her smile and laugh)