Coping with Difficult Experiences in Medicine
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- In this video we discuss various responses that people can have to difficult experiences in medicine. Did you just see your first birth or your first death in the hospital? How should you feel about such experiences and are there right and wrong feelings to have? In this video we discuss this and more experiences and how you respond to these experiences and use them to help you grow.
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Thank you for the last minute or so. I was really uneasy I had to tear up when I saw a patient passing for the first time. I felt overly emotional when I thought I shouldnt... But I guess I just need to embrace myself for what it is. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video. This really does not get talked about, and really should be. Not experiencing emotions that everyone else seems to be having makes you feel like an outsider, and no one deserves to feel that way. In my own experience, it sucks the most when a higher up makes it seem that you aren't meant for that specialty if you haven't. I really needed this video.
Anecdote: my first time as a med student in the OR was pretty meh tbh (my main goal is something in surgery). I was focused but felt have felt more focused doing other things. Afterwards when talking to my mentor, he told me how enamored he was when he first went into the OR, which made it especially difficult when I didn't particularly have the same emotions. I digress.
So true, when I was a med student and went to labor room for the first time and saw the busy nurses and howling n crying patients....I felt like I could never pull it off.
Whenever the patient would scream in pain I used to feel a similar pain and agony ...... It's weird.I felt I could never hold the needle holder and perform.
episiotomy.
But gradually as I increased my visits in the labor room , casualty etc..I came out of this situation. I was able to detach myself from the patient. It took time in my case almost 6 months...but eventually I could perform minor procedures and stuff.I could care for them even by being detached.
The empathic and humane way of being is the best way to communicate and interact with patients. 👨🏻⚕️
I am a few years out of school now but I remember watching this video when you first made it and I sometimes come back to it when I am hit by the overwhelm of losing patients. Thank you for being a solid and compassionate voice to so many junior doctors. I hope you come back to youtube soon. You are so valued and valuable ❤
fully agree. :)
Hi docossareh you inspire me a lot.. I love your videos..Keep making them.. ❤
Great vid! I’ll be entering Med school this winter so this is important information to be aware of.
Hi any tips on how to study internal medicine effectively? All your tips are very helpful! Thank you! :)
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What’s your point of view on not passing an Exam, such a taboo topic in Medicine!
wesh asawi yess, would love to hear about this!
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Hi doc, how do I deal with dissections, I'm a little traumatized
How's residency doctor?
I had my first death but not my first birth yet
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Been there done that 👍👨🏻⚕️
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