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Medical Malpractice

A Medical Practitioner owes his patients a reasonable degree of medical skills, care and behavior so malpractice can be conveniently divided into two broad types :

• Medical negligence 

The standard medical care given to the patient is considered to be inadequate. Incompetence or lack of medical skills or knowledge may be a contributing factor, so the doctor has to keep up to date with major developments in his own and in closely related fields, now often referred to as Continuing Professional Development 

• Professional misconduct 

Personal professional behavior falls below that which is expected of a doctor

Examples of professional misconduct include :

1. Practicing fraudulently
2. Being habitually drunk, being dependent on or a habitual user of narcotics or other drugs with similar effects.
3. Immoral conduct in the practice of the profession.
4. Permitting or aiding an unlicensed person to perform activities without a license 
5. Refusing a client or patient's service because of creed, color or national origin.
6. Practicing beyond the scope of the practice permitted by law.
7. Being convicted of a crime or being the subject of disciplinary action in another jurisdiction 
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p.s: belajar ethics dalam forensic medicine. memang bosan. tapi tetap kena ambil cakna. 

Core Attitudes

The core attitudes for ethics in the medical practice :

1. Honesty, integrity and trustworthiness
2. Critical self-appraisal (including recognition of limitations and errors)
3. Empathy and compassion
4. Respect of the patient as people
5. Respect for the roles of other healthcare professionals in the care of the patient 
6. Responsibilities of the medical professional towards the local and global community
7. Responsible and reliable
8. Commitment to clinical competence and lifelong education.

Forensic Medicine, A Guide to Principles
Cairo University 2010-2011

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10 Ways To Be A Good Medical School Student

Memotivasikan diri dengan membaca artikel yang membina.

1. Be An Excellent Manager of Your Own Time

Medical school will overwhelm you. In the four years it will take you to get your MD, you will be presented with more information that you must master than you might have thought possible, even if you did attend a rigorous pre-med program. Accordingly, the first tip to being a good medical student is to develop time-management skills.

2. Be Friends With More Experienced Medical Students

Making connections early in your med school career with students who have been around longer than you can be invaluable. You can learn from their mistakes instead of making them on your own.

3. Be Respectful of Your Own Health

During this overwhelming time, you will be taxing your physical and mental resources to stay on top of your studies. While it's important that you do well, of course, you must balance your quest for excellence with a commitment to maintaining your health.

4. Be Respectful of The Undertaking

Becoming a doctor is one of the most important things a person can do. Respect this undertaking, and understand that the other aspects of your life (anything non-med-school related) are going to have to take a back seat for a while. A long while.

5. Hit The Books Hard and Often

Get to love studying if you don't already. There's only one way to master the amount of information you need to when people's lives are in your hands, and that's to immerse yourself in it.

6.Play To Your Strengths, But Don't Be Limited To Them

Medical school is like any other kind of school in some ways -- it's a learning experience. Do engage in learning opportunities that will showcase your strengths, but also look for ways to grow, to build on areas where you might not be as strong.

7. Choose Your Specialization ASAP

The earlier you can decide about which area of medicine you'd like to practice, the earlier you can become an expert in this area.

8. Find Mentors In Your Field Of Choice

Before you decide on a specialization, talk to the experienced students you know about what they think. Talk to doctors currently practicing in the field that appeals to you. Talk to your instructors. Make professional connections with people who are already doing the kinds of things you want to be doing after you're out of school.

9. Write As Much As You Can

Med school may be too early to think about publishing your work, but if you are looking for prestige in your field, plan on publishing in the future. The best way to get publication worthy is to write what you can, perhaps by helping already publishing doctors prepare articles.

10. Take The Occasional Break

Good luck with this one!

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Bawah ni dikongsikan video first aid to stop nose bleed,anterios&posterior nasal packing dan cauterization.







tapi ni tak tahu bahasa apa, tak faham apa je, tapi korang tengok la cara dia buat, iA nampak gambaran sikit-sikit...

ORL class 14 Mac

Takyah susah-susah XD

Website ni menghimpunkan segala macam gambar dan segala macam video ORL.

Meh hari-hari disiplinkan diri untuk lepak sini sambil cuci mata

GHORAYEB 

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GLOMUS TYMPANICUM:  Picture of a left tympanic membrane with  a pulsating red mass occupying the inferior portion of the middle ear space.  The rest of the tympanic membrane is normal.

GLOMUS TYMPANICUM:  Magnification of the above picture