Acute medicine vs emergency medicine, Doctor's work schedule | Answering Your Questions
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Hi doc. Appreciate your energy and commitment. Not only you make such wounderfull vlogs you follow them up with replying to each and every query. Where do you get such energy. 😊
Thank you. I am grateful for your support.
Nice.thank you.
hi dr ,tell me which book did you refer for working in acute unit.Is oxford handbook of acute medicine is sufficient to prepare myself to work in AMU.Any suggestion???
Hello. I am currently pursuing my masters in Global healthcare management in UK . But due to this corona virus outbreak, I wouldn’t be able to do my internship in any hospital or an organisation as they cannot offer opportunities for the professional experience. So i have got few options from my Uni , that i should either end-up with the 12 months course or I should comeback next September (2021) attaining a new visa for the internship. So could you please guide me which option is good and also if i try for the job without the internship, will there be any chances that i secure a job offer in UK or in any other countries like canada?
Hi, sorry to hear about that. I am sure there are other students in a similar situation. No one really knows how long this will last. I don't really have much experience with regards to healthcare management myself, so I won't be able to advise you on this. I am sorry.
Lavnya Balenderan That’s fine. Thank you so much😊
Hi Dr. Lavanya... I am Dr. Sha.. i love your videos and your calming voice♥️... I have always had trouble choosing between usmle and plab.. how different is UK?
Do u like the health care system in the UK?
And the most important question is, I am an IMG and i would wish to pursue ophthalmology as my career..and i have publication in an international journal but that comes under Internal medicine.. how can i get into speciality training? Especially surgical ones...can u please please do a video ?..i would love to hear from u..♥️ thanks in advance!
Hi, thank you. Yes, i do like working here. But I don't have any experience working in other countries. So i can't really compare. The pathway for ophthalmology in UK : After MBBS, internship and PLAB, apply for FY2 post in UK. After FY2 (1 year), apply for specialty training in opthalmology. The entry will be based on your CV/portfolio and interview performance. So do make sure you do audits, quality improvement projects, papers, posters, presentations, attend courses etc related to the specialty you want to pursue. This will show you commitement to the specialty.
@@lavnya70 thank u so much.. I like people like u talking positive.. many say we IMGs stand very little chance to get into speciality training.. I know its challenging ... But i hope its still doable.!.
@@MsKamakshi Yes it is. There are loads of foreign doctors working in the NHS is surgery and ophthalmology specialty. So do go for it.
@@lavnya70 thank you so much for your time and effort to encourage us!!♥️😘 U made my day! God bless 😇🙏
Hi Lavanya, Is Acute Medicine and Critical care medicine are same?? Because there are lot of degrees, Some are offering Msc in Critical care and some universities offering Msc Acute Medicine in UK
Can you please guide over
Pathway to become Radiology Specialist at UK....Both shortest and longest path
Do check out this video on radiology pathway ruclips.net/video/xjdSn0GC4Ic/видео.html
Radiology training is 5 years in total after FY2.
Can u talk abt work schedule for anaesthetist
Hello doctor.Hope you are doing well.I would like to know when does the academic year for CT1 start?The duration and working hours.I'm thinking of General practice.Kindly reply.Thankyou.
It depends on the specialty. Some specialties have more than 1 intake per year. You can check the number of intakes for GP training on the GP recruitment website. gprecruitment.hee.nhs.uk. Do check out this video-WORK SCHEDULE RULES FOR UK DOCTORS ruclips.net/video/yFnNO21a8Ig/видео.html
Hi mam i am from india just completed my mbbs how should i proceed to become a pathologist in uk shall i need to write mrcp in foundation yr and go into core training and then write frcp ? Pls guide mam how can i chose pathology residency is it different from other residency
Hi, it depends on what type of pathology you want to train in. Do check out the pathway here www.rcpath.org/discover-pathology/careers-in-pathology/train-to-work-in-pathology.html
hii..,which branch is more hectic?? acute medicine or em?
Emergency medicine will be more hectic.
@@lavnya70 Thank you
Hi, thank you very much!
I’m so confused about the difference between acute medicine and emergency care like if a patient presents with stroke, a brain cyst,brain injury do they get admitted to emergency or Acute medical unit?
All patients initially presents to emergency departement (emergency medicine). They will be assessed by an EM doctor. If they need admission, they will be admitted under the respected specialty. All medical cases (chest infection, MI, Stroke, UTI, AKI, sepsis) will be admitted to the acute medical unit (acute medicine). All surgical cases- to the surgical unit. All paediatric cases- paediatric unit. Brain injury/trauma/brain cyst- normally gets admitted under neurosurgery.
Lavnya Balenderan makes a lot of sense thank you very much!!
One last question please why MI and stroke patients don’t get admitted to to the cardiology unit? Is the acute medicine made up of different doctors from different specialties?
@@user-vn8ro9iz5x Yes, they will be later admitted to cardiology and stroke unit after being seen in acute medical unit.
Also depends on where you work in the UK, as well and the local setup. Some places like London have a 'Hyperacute Stroke Unit' model - if they present with FAST+ve, the ambulance service will bypass the local/nearest A+E and bring them to these stroke units and give the hospital a pre-alert (e.g. thrombolysis/thrombectomy call) and the neurologist will clerk these patients directly in resus, 24-hours. Similarly if the patient has ECG changes suggestive of a STEMI they may be brought directly to the coronary catheter lab for a PCI. And not all hospitals have PCIs so if the patient on assessment are found to have an ACS - they may get transferred to a hospital with a cath lab (and these often have a CCU/cardiac ICU on site as well). Similarly not every hospital has neurosurgery on site - usually will require a preliminary CT scan in A+E and if confirmed an intracranial neurosurgical pathology - will require a referral and transfer to the neurosurgical centre (usually a tertiary centre with a neuro ICU on site).
Hi. as u mentioned in video that u work 12 hours for 4 days which means 48 hrs . so do u get paid for that extra 8 hrs according to your band ?
Yes, you are paid for the extra hours as enhancement to your basic pay.
Hello mam from INDIA,
Mam ur vlogs are so nice and very informative for medical student . Please give me some information if possible.
1)Is it better to apply directly for post graduation in uk or Frist PLAB then F1 and after that for post graduation.?
2)what will be the salary per month after plab(FY1)?
THANK U VERY MUCH...!!
Hi, thank you.
1) Best to come to UK after MBBS, internship and PLAB. After that, apply for FY2 jobs here. After FY2, you can apply for specialty training in your desired specialty. You don't have to do FY1 if you have completed internship.
2) Do check out my video about the salary for doctors in UK ruclips.net/video/vxVO0ltNb34/видео.html
@@lavnya70 Thank u very much mam..God bless u :-)
Ma’am after clearing plab how difficult is it to land up in acute medicine specialty training for an img? Do we need mrcp for its eligibilty?
Yes, to enter higher medical training in acute medicine, you need MRCP and Internal medicine training (3 years). Do check out my video on acute medicine ruclips.net/video/gyBW-fNwDVs/видео.html
Ma’am if one wants to follow Acute Medicine does he have to go through Emergency Medicine route or Internal Medicine? And for an Emergency Medicine consultant who can only do NhS job but no private clinic, what are other alternatives for him to earn more? Please reply 🙏
Madam how much orthopedic surgeons typically earn in uk? Nice video.
Around £80K/year.
Is acute medicine and internal medicine training same? If not whats the basic difference?
It is almost the same. Acute medicine doctors work in the acute medical unit (first 48 hours of hospital admission), internal medicine doctors work in general medical wards.
Hi Lavnya. Based on your experience ,which specialty do u find more hectic? Also which specialty is more flexible in order to have work-life balance?
Thank you in advance....
Are you considering all specialties or just between emergency medicine and acute medicine. Between the two, acute medicine is probably less hectic.
All specialties.
@@TimTim__I think general practice (GP), is least hectic specialty.
@@lavnya70 Yes Doctor. But GPs have to do home-visits ( which I don’t like). So every specialty comes with it’s own challenges.
Hello mam i have just completed my internship. I want to be an emergency medicine doctor in UK. Please guide me accordingly. I have searched a lot about it but didn’t get any certainty on this topic. Please let me know, how can i enter into emergency medicine training? Please explain both MRCEM pathway and other possible options.
Pathway for IMGs - After MBBS, internship and PLAB, apply for FY2 jobs in UK. After FY2 (1 year) , apply for specialty training in emergency medicine (7 years). During the 7 year training, you need to take the FRCEM. FRCEM has replaced the MRCEM.
Lavnya Balenderan thankyou mam for the info. Just one more question. What if i want to skip this PLAB route and want to enter to emergency medicine residency directly via FRCEM. I need each and every necessary detail although i know it won’t be possible for you to explain everything to me but please do me a favor by simplifying everything because wherever i have searched for it, the more i read articles about it, the more disoriented i feel😂. Please sort out this mess out of my head. I shall be thankful to you.🙏🏻
@@anshgrover97 PLAB is a lecinsing exam to work in UK as a doctor. Pathway to become an emergency medicine consultant- After MBBS, internship and PLAB, apply for FY2 jobs in UK. After FY2 (1 year) , apply for specialty training in emergency medicine (7 years). FRCEM is normally taken during emergency medicine training.
@@anshgrover97 I have mentioned the pathway to become an emergency medicine consultant specialist in UK above. That is the most straightforward way for newly qualified doctors. You normally only take the FRCEM during emergency medicine training (7 years).
Lavnya Balenderan thankyou so much mam. Good luck for your future mam👍🏻🤞🏻
Ma’am just after completing my PLAB will I get a pay while doing PG and when I how many year will I be getting my PG degree . Plzz reply ma’am
Do you mean specialty training? Do check out this video on specialty training in UK ruclips.net/video/6hFJgU-psEE/видео.html
Lavnya Balenderan maam I mean after completing my MBBS and internship and PLAB 1&2what next will I be paid ? And at which level at FY2 or FY1
Lavnya Balenderan maam Plzz reply what is time at which one can return their country after training ... Plzz maam will be very much thankful
@@akankshasingh8317 If you have done internship, you don't have to do FY1. You can proceed to apply for FY2 post. All doctor post in UK including FY1 and FY2 are paid. Do check out this video on the doctors salary in UK ruclips.net/video/vxVO0ltNb34/видео.html
@@akankshasingh8317 I am not sure. I have only worked in UK. Not sure if the qualifications in UK is recognised in other countries.
Mam,,,after writing plab,,,how many years r needed to become a general surgeon???
8 years after FY2.
@@lavnya70 soo for general surgery and neurosurgery,,is it 8 years after fy2??
Are there any differences in study for both ??
I mean ,,which exam should we write to become neurosurgeon