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The Med RegHow to be a Proficient UK Medical Registrar in 2020
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Being the medical registrar on call is often cited as the main reason trainee doctors choose not to pursue a career in hospital medicine. The overburdening responsibility and stress associated with the job is the number one reason why many people opt for general practice or other hospital specialties instead. In this updated 2020 guide you'll learn:•how to be the most efficient and effective medical registrar you can be•how to interact with junior colleagues and consultants to improve your work relationships•how to lead an acute medical take safely•registrar roles "A" and "B"•thoughts on out of programme research (OOPR)This guide aims to outline the main roles of the modern medical registrar working in the NHS and includes key concepts adapted from landmark texts from the business and management world. It will transform the way you approach transitioning from core medical trainee to medical registrar and provides a heavy focus on very actionable steps.Dr Rory Chan is a ST6 respiratory & general internal medical registrar and honorary clinical lecturer. He graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2012 and is currently pursuing a MD degree in airways disease from the University of Dundee. His website www.UKdoctoronFIRE.com contains free and regularly updated advice on how to pass the MRCP exams, becoming a better medical registrar and creating multiple passive income streams.
Genre: Medical Books, Medicine
Format: Paperback
Published: 2020
Pages: 70
Publisher: Independently Published
ISBN: 9798617709324
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Our conditions mean the following:
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