How to PRESENT A PATIENT to your attending in a professional way

Presenting a patient is one of the most important skills of a resident....and no book is covering it.
This video is not just for Ophthalmology residents.
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[@adityaganesh8287]

Interesting. I often find myself blurting out everything when calling my attendant in an em call. Need to cut down on a lot and present the important findings. Thanks! Please keep making more vids for us clueless ophthalm residents. :)

[@learnabouteyes]

will do...what do you want to see next?

[@adityaganesh8287]

​@@learnabouteyes Definitely more clinical skills videos. As a trainee resident, I'd like to get good at BCVA and refraction. I know it falls under the purview of Optom, but Ophthalm residents also have to be skilled in this. Would love a video of tricks and tips in prescribing a great BCVA.

[@learnabouteyes]

@@adityaganesh8287 will do

[@MushroomKing30]

Practical tips that you will never learn in books! You deserve more views good sir

[@learnabouteyes]

:-) thanks

[@romanpavlenko9517]

Best channel in ophthalmology ever!

[@learnabouteyes]

thanks man!!!

[@SKAlj]

I'm just starting my ophthalmology residency in Germany and find your videos very helpful! Please keep it up 😀

[@yasminederradji4800]

Thanks!! A good reminder!

[@heronmaximo]

You are brilliant

[@jonesagbemaka6528]

Nice tutorial, Doc❤

[@piotrekdobrowolski7454]

Hi great video, maybe guide for gonioscopy or some laser treatment for example in PCO -posterior capsular opacification?

[@HK4718]

👍👍👍👍

[@learnabouteyes]

thanks

[@michalciepi]

Thx for all your videos!

[@learnabouteyes]

well thank you for watching them ;-) next 2 videos are going to be great!!! you can win something!

[@javiergonzalez2353]

Amazing! Thank you very much!!

[@learnabouteyes]

thanks for the comment

[@keevomora]

I suck at presenting my ophthalmology patients, please do a video specifically for ophthalmology

[@learnabouteyes]

I think you can use exactly this structure for any specialty. in opththalmology it instead of lab results and bp/pulse you report on visual acuity and eye pressure. the rest stays the same

[@dr.abbasalmemar1205]

Pretty nice thank u ....please post more videos

[@learnabouteyes]

thank you for the comment...what do you want to see next?

[@dr.abbasalmemar1205]

@@learnabouteyes teach us how to present a common clinical cases in the same manner of acute glaucoma in this vid...for example a aretinal lesions or an OCT ...i mean go deeper you are brilliant

[@myworldana]

Congrats! Really interesting! ;)

[@learnabouteyes]

thanks ana ;-)

[@LearnQuran820]

Please share common clinical cases

[@learnabouteyes]

I'm a bit scared of legal issues when showing pictures of patients...but maybe theoretically