Really need to study. A lot of things to read...but as usual...malas.
I've promised myself to study really hard after my medicine posting..or at least not to procrastinate so that I'll have enough time to study everything when I'm in OBGYN n PCM posting..bleah~ konon aje...=p
Referring to the entry title, I have completed another posting..Primary Care Medicine and seriously, I've learnt a lot! Even though I've missed a few sessions due to my fever, I managed to cover my clinic duties. I've gained a lot of experience (am now a self-proclaimed pro in drawing out blood, taking blood pressure, blood glucose, wound dressing, and best of all, set up catheterized urine drainage bag..hehe) and I saw the differences between government clinics and private clinics. Surprise surprise, there are a lot of differences, especially the most obvious one is the doctor-patient relationships. The doctors in government clinics usually don't spend much time with the patients, asking about their psychological and social(family, friends, work) stuff..this may be due to the fact that there were hundreds of people waiting outside; while in private General Practitioner clinics, the doctor usually spend more time with the patients and has already built a good rapport with the patients and their family members as well.
Being a GP is not as easy as it may seem. A GP doesn't know what kind of patient/disease that will come through the door. They have to be alert for all the signs and symptoms and a GP has to know everything..every single system in the body..plus the psychiatric side for those with depression, anxiety, and even schizo or mania. I will not say "He/She is just a GP" anymore. I have gained extra respect for them. They are the front liners, and to quote one of the GPs, they are the watch dogs.
Well..all in all, I've enjoyed my Primary Care Medicine posting..but I'm not looking forward for the exam. Bleah~
Wish me luck, peeps.
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