I recently graduated in medicine from Townsville, Australia, and I still enjoy writing blogs on medicine and pharmacy-related topics. I appreciate writing about my experience on different placements or topics I'm interested in. As English is my second language, writing blogs is a hobby and a fun challenge!
I knew the importance of handwashing in the health care environment but it is always interesting to be reminded of the consequence of not thoroughly washing your hands. This blog talks about its relevance in the healthcare system and how a simple bar of soap can make a great difference!
I had to explore how a general practice ran as a primary health care and its management to the doctors and the delivering of care. I had to talk about how the doctors went about their days, their communication, their body language, the pharmaceutical care plan that was chosen and how to have a successful consultation.
The Transnet Phelophepa Healthcare Train (meaning ‘good, clean health’ in Sotho and Venda) is the only primary healthcare train in the world and is an innovative initiative that attempts to make a positive difference to primary healthcare in rural South Africa.
My thorough guide and my experience of how I managed to enter one of the most difficult and competitive university degrees. That is of course - Medicine. Here you will find lots of tips and tricks to have the best shot at getting a seat in medicine.
