MD2 Rotations Guide Overview
Hitting the wards marks a new beginning for MD2s. After the torment and perils of learning exclusively from lectures in FJ Clark and the eSuite, it is your time to become a student in the scary hospital environment.
MD2 Rotations Guide: IM
This article is part of WAMSS’s MD2 Rotations Guide. Start with page one to check out our other useful tips in this series. Note: The advice shown here may not reflect …
Tips: How to Learn on the Wards
Tips: How to Learn on the Wards. 1. Talk to Patients, 2. Taking Histories, 3. Figuring out your Schedule
Tips: Behaviour on the Wards
Tips: Behaviour on the Wards. 1. General Behaviour, 2. Have a Positive, Proactive Attitude, 3. Cool Tips on What to Do, 4. Reality Check: Be proactive, but don’t be a dick, 5…
Tips: Frequently Asked Questions
WAMSS Clinical Prep: 7 Key Tips. 1. Don’t be late – being on time makes a good impression, 2. Introduce yourself to staff, 3. Be helpful – collect files before ward rounds, have the obs ready, 4. Get a nerd box, 5…
MD2 Rotations Guide: Psychiatry
Try and see a few patients per week (at least) for a formal 45min interview. Make sure you ask the team who is appropriate. Don’t be too scared about this, if you’re not feeling confident doing a psych history then just go in for an informal chat.
MD2 Rotations Guide: G&R
This article is part of WAMSS’s MD2 Rotations Guide. Start with page one to check out our other useful tips in this series. Note: The advice shown here may not reflect …
MD2 Rotations Guide: Surgery
This article is part of WAMSS’s MD2 Rotations Guide. Start with page one to check out our other useful tips in this series. Note: The advice shown here may not reflect current Department of …