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    Nurses vs Doctors

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    For the purpose of this essay the author will be comparing and contrasting the regulations between Nurses and Doctors. The author researched both of these professions to help write this essay. The author will include points discussing the registration and education of each profession‚ the continuous professional development that nurses and doctors take part in‚ ethical issues and professional boundaries within the health care setting. Also accountability and responsibility will be discussed along

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    Ancient Greek Doctors

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    “Some patients recover‚ because they believe in doctors” this quote comes from one of the most famous ancient Greek doctors‚ Hippocrates. When we look at the ancient Greeks life it’s mainly focused around the Gods but in medicine the doctors‚ like Hippocrates‚ tried to figure out natural reasons as to why someone got ill. Certainly not every person trusted doctors because many still turned to the Gods to try to fix their illness. After researching about ancient Greek doctors people can realize that

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    5 Star Doctor

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    ASSIGNMENT 1 5 star doctor. My personal view about my role‚ function and duty as a medical doctor is to be a good and better doctor. What is the meaning of a good doctor? This question is depend on the meaning of the word ’good’. In Oxford Dictionary susprisingly devotes a full page on this word. Thus ’good’ means; among other things are‚ having the right qualities‚ commendable‚ morally excellent‚ virtuous‚ kind and benevolent‚ agreeable‚ amiable‚ reliable‚ soundless of judgement and practical

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    A Doctors Code of Ethics

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    care of patients during visits while making progress in a patient’s treatment (Medical Ethics‚ 2010). These guidelines are put in place for the doctors so that they can attend to any challenges that might arise both ethically and expertly (Medical Ethics‚ 2010). Medical ethics are guidelines of a physician’s duty in medical world (World Book‚ 2010). The Code of Ethics are a form of good medical practices that take ethical situations into consideration with a show of consideration for the patient‚ conflicting

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    Qualities needed to be a doctor? * Dedication * One of the primary requirements in order to become successful is to have an immense desire in the medicine at the same time to a passion help people. A doctor of medicine is responsible to cure the patient based on the medical principles he learned from school and internship.  * Hardwork * A doctor of medicine should also possess the quality of a hardworking person. Becoming a physician involve lots of preparation. First‚ you have to

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    early nineteenth century‚ there was still many plantations running and the medical field was just starting to expand and grow with its knowledge. While the doctors were less educated‚ they still were looked upon as high members of their society. During this time period there were many diseases affecting slaves and slave owners. The doctors would come in and try to give treatments to help the symptoms of these diseases. Some diseases were‚ “Epidemics of cholera‚ diphtheria‚ tuberculosis‚ and yellow

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    Becoming a Doctor Speech

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    exact time when I decided to become a doctor. I was only eight years old and I was visiting my grandpa who had just had a life risking surgery and came out the other end okay. At this age I really don’t understand what all was going on. All I knew is the doctor had saved my grandpa‚ and I had more years to spend with him. When I walked into the room the doctor was standing over my grandpa and they were both laughing. That very moment I knew I wanted to become a doctor. I wanted to be the person that would

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    that all doctors have to fulfil. This oath basically states that doctors must never be involved in the killing of people because after all‚ they have been trained to ensure that people are able to recover from their diseases and injuries. Doctors are the ones whom people entrust their lives whenever there is something wrong with their health. Thus‚ it is the responsibility of the doctors to always do the best they can to help people live and enjoy their lives (Cavan 48). If their patients die under

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    Become a Doctor

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    1. All Foundation Programme students (Old Syllabus 2007 & New Syllabus 2012) passed in December‚ 2012 Session are required to be registered under Executive Programme (New Syllabus 2012) only. 2. June 2013 Foundation examination will be the last examination under foundation programme (old syllabus 2007). From 2013 December attempt‚ all the foundation course students will be switched over to the New Syllabus  (OMR Pattern 2012). 3. The first examination under new syllabus executive programme

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    The Doctor Movie Essay

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    The Doctor” is a movie showcasing the transformation of a cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Jack McKee from being an arrogant‚ apathetic clinician to a clinician with regard and empathy for his patients. Throughout the movie‚ an enormous lack of patient centered communication and empathy towards patients can be noticed as well as improper clinician bedside manner and professionalism. One scene that showcases the lack of patient centered communication is when Dr. McKee enters a patient room where the patient

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