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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
Whats the point of uni the last few years... They are on strike and when not only direct you to you tube ...so...yeah makes perfect sense... And who knows... May lead to better outcomes. |
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I think the results of this can be seen most clearly in the law, with the rise of the sovereign citizen and other similar movements.
They just utter the magic Latin they learned online, and bingo, never get into trouble. *narrator voice: or so they think* |
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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago
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Whilst a long education is good. I guess that it is the new generation, did you know that apparently most doctors around the world dont have a levels, a levels are basically a british qualification and although a number of commonwealth countries use them, that leaves a lot of the world that doesnt. |
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"Harold Shipman
Josef Mengele
Obeisance to authority is not a virtue in itself. The NHS paid out £2.2 Billion in 2020-2021. All of those people put blind trust in their doctors."
Blind trust isn't a good thing though. We are responsible for our own health choices. Dr's are part of our team to help us find remedies and keep us well. Bit they aren't to put our blind trust in that's for sure. They only know what we hell them... That and all the data they get from the vaccine chips. |
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"Whilst a long education is good. I guess that it is the new generation, did you know that apparently most doctors around the world dont have a levels, a levels are basically a british qualification and although a number of commonwealth countries use them, that leaves a lot of the world that doesnt."
Yes of course. Whatever formal exams and tests.. People learn stuff differently now that before. Not sure what is most effective but it's virtual "teaching" now for a virtual education to see your virtual gp and have your virtual access to the virtual nhs... |
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"Whilst a long education is good. I guess that it is the new generation, did you know that apparently most doctors around the world dont have a levels, a levels are basically a british qualification and although a number of commonwealth countries use them, that leaves a lot of the world that doesnt."
Yes, other countries call their qualifications other things. I'm not sure what your point is? |
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Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that! |
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over a year ago
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!"
Shitting ouch!!!!  wowsers |
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
Shitting ouch!!!! wowsers"
A very nice nurse actually almost laid across me to keep me still and stop me moving my hands up to stop him. I had had anaesthetic drops beforehand but I really deserved a brave soldier sticker that day |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
Can be quite the quandary I guess...I mean, what about the gps & doctors that google symptoms and diagnoses whilst with a patient?! This has actually happened to me...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I need surgery for cataracts in both eyes, plus I have a hole in the retina in my right eye.
The surgery's have been explained to me.
You can bet your house my first question will be "did you learn to do this on youtube?"
Winston |
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!"
Yikes..
The guy who did my vasectomy was properly trained, I knew this by the empathic way he said 'just relax' as he injected my testicle with a local anaesthetic..
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
Can be quite the quandary I guess...I mean, what about the gps & doctors that google symptoms and diagnoses whilst with a patient?! This has actually happened to me... "
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
Can be quite the quandary I guess...I mean, what about the gps & doctors that google symptoms and diagnoses whilst with a patient?! This has actually happened to me... "
I was once sitting with a global expert in (my then field of study) when he needed to remind himself of a small detail. Yup, he Googled it.
It's not that experts know every shallow detail, it's that they have the depth and the familiarity to know what to do with that information. |
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The inability of forum participants to understand nuance is disheartening. Of course you would see a doctor if you were hurt or injured, that doesn't mean that you can trust all doctors about everything. Doctors disagree on many things. Unless they are an expert in their field they unavoidably go to the default position. I would always take advice from a doctor about a broken arm but most of them have had almost no training in nutrition and the effects of different kinds of exercise on health.
As a population we are more unhealthy than we have ever been despite record spending on healthcare, who is taking responsibility for this?
I have done my own research on nutrition and exercise and I am very pleased that I did. If I had followed the recommended advice I would probably be just another prediabetic drain on the NHS. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The inability of forum participants to understand nuance is disheartening. Of course you would see a doctor if you were hurt or injured, that doesn't mean that you can trust all doctors about everything. Doctors disagree on many things. Unless they are an expert in their field they unavoidably go to the default position. I would always take advice from a doctor about a broken arm but most of them have had almost no training in nutrition and the effects of different kinds of exercise on health.
As a population we are more unhealthy than we have ever been despite record spending on healthcare, who is taking responsibility for this?
I have done my own research on nutrition and exercise and I am very pleased that I did. If I had followed the recommended advice I would probably be just another prediabetic drain on the NHS."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's easy to be a doctor, you just go 'I'm baffled' when some died after being jabbed. "
I knew a guy who got a vaccine then died after he was hit by a car. Bloody vaccines! |
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"It's easy to be a doctor, you just go 'I'm baffled' when some died after being jabbed.
I knew a guy who got a vaccine then died after he was hit by a car. Bloody vaccines!"
I thought it was that killer bus |
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"The inability of forum participants to understand nuance is disheartening. Of course you would see a doctor if you were hurt or injured, that doesn't mean that you can trust all doctors about everything. Doctors disagree on many things. Unless they are an expert in their field they unavoidably go to the default position. I would always take advice from a doctor about a broken arm but most of them have had almost no training in nutrition and the effects of different kinds of exercise on health.
As a population we are more unhealthy than we have ever been despite record spending on healthcare, who is taking responsibility for this?
I have done my own research on nutrition and exercise and I am very pleased that I did. If I had followed the recommended advice I would probably be just another prediabetic drain on the NHS."
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
None of that is true though is it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
Shitting ouch!!!! wowsers
A very nice nurse actually almost laid across me to keep me still and stop me moving my hands up to stop him. I had had anaesthetic drops beforehand but I really deserved a brave soldier sticker that day "
I'd need to be tied down, and not in a good way!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
Yikes..
The guy who did my vasectomy was properly trained, I knew this by the empathic way he said 'just relax' as he injected my testicle with a local anaesthetic..
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Did he have your other testicle in his mouth?
I've seen that online. |
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
Shitting ouch!!!! wowsers
A very nice nurse actually almost laid across me to keep me still and stop me moving my hands up to stop him. I had had anaesthetic drops beforehand but I really deserved a brave soldier sticker that day
I'd need to be tied down, and not in a good way! "
. Wait until the bit where the surgeon makes the incision in your eye and they start removing all the liquid in your eyeball. That's the fun part |
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"It's easy to be a doctor, you just go 'I'm baffled' when some died after being jabbed.
My mate died of blood clots two days before he got the vaccine.
Explain ?"
The vaccines are so evil that they break the space time continuum.
(I'm sorry for your loss) |
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
Yikes..
The guy who did my vasectomy was properly trained, I knew this by the empathic way he said 'just relax' as he injected my testicle with a local anaesthetic..
Did he have your other testicle in his mouth?
I've seen that online. "
The other one fecked off in fear up near my kidneys I think .. |
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"Oh good. I'll set up a medical practice in my shed.
Are you open Saturdays?"
I can be for 'interesting' cases. Things stuck in unusual orifices, injuries sustained under embarrassing circumstances, anything I can put on YouTube really. All completely confidential of course |
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!"
You say " most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified" have you seen a doctor that isn't qualified, scarey. |
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
You say " most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified" have you seen a doctor that isn't qualified, scarey."
I've seen doctors with fewer qualifications than others as far as I know never one with out even a swimming the width certificate |
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By *llaandGCouple
over a year ago
London |
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I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"Oh good. I'll set up a medical practice in my shed.
Are you open Saturdays?
I can be for 'interesting' cases. Things stuck in unusual orifices, injuries sustained under embarrassing circumstances, anything I can put on YouTube really. All completely confidential of course"
Great. I have something nasty oozing out of my belly button.
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G"
I could be wrong but I think the op was a bit tongue in cheek  |
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"Oh good. I'll set up a medical practice in my shed.
Are you open Saturdays?
I can be for 'interesting' cases. Things stuck in unusual orifices, injuries sustained under embarrassing circumstances, anything I can put on YouTube really. All completely confidential of course
Great. I have something nasty oozing out of my belly button.
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Oozing is good. I'll look it up on YouTube and see you on Saturday. Can you use the back gate please, only the neighbours have started to complain |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G
I could be wrong but I think the op was a bit tongue in cheek "
It's often so hard to tell on here. But in this case, I think you're right. |
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An elderly relative had seen a so called qualified Doctor, all of her life She's no longer with us  which proves that the OPs point is right. My Diploma Mill can print you certificates - the only thing we need to get right is the spelling of your name, in order for you to help people. Some people know too much. Less is more. No need even for Wikipedia, YouTube etc. |
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"Along similar lines, something I didn't realise, people don't need a teaching qualification to teach in a private school. I find that exceptionally bizarre 
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Technically, any state school can accept "unqualified" teachers, if they have a level of work experience or similar that qualifies them. Few schools actually make use of this, however. To teach exclusively in post 16, you don't need QTS. You need a teaching qualification but not full QTS. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G"
First day on the virus forum eh?
You'll get used to it.
Winston |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G
First day on the virus forum eh?
You'll get used to it.
Winston"
Give it a week lol |
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General Practitioner (GP) often do not have a specialty but are able to make a more informed/educated decision about whatever ailments are put in front of them. When you consider the amount of issues put before then it must be a bit of a minefield. Possibly most of us could come to a pretty close diagnosis through use of YouTube/google, but certain things I’ll leave to a doctor to decide the appropriate action. Also to many people are quick to have a google at what’s wrong with them, but very rarely look at what could be the cause, such as diet, weight, general health! |
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By *aeBabeWoman
over a year ago
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"Whilst a long education is good. I guess that it is the new generation, did you know that apparently most doctors around the world dont have a levels, a levels are basically a british qualification and although a number of commonwealth countries use them, that leaves a lot of the world that doesnt."
No, but they do have pre-med degrees or basically have a 4 year degree in biology or nursing, then take the entrance exams to Med school for an additional 4 years |
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By *aeBabeWoman
over a year ago
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"I need surgery for cataracts in both eyes, plus I have a hole in the retina in my right eye.
The surgery's have been explained to me.
You can bet your house my first question will be "did you learn to do this on youtube?"
Winston "
My sister is an Ophthalmologist (probably didn't do your cataracts) and she had to do a 4 year degree in Biology as her pre-med, take an entrance exam for med school, do a 4 year degree in medicine, take all her exams to qualify to practice medicine in the UK, do her F1, F2, ST1-ST4 and currently ST5. The learning doesn't stop, the skills only improve. Sometimes when you see a doctor use the computer to look something up, they usually print it off for you to take home and read or show you a video so it's all in layman's terms.
People see a small snippet of what Doctors do in front of them they automatically think "hey, I can do that"...  |
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The Conservatives expressed that we'd had enough of the old type of 'experts', so some short briefing/education via a podcast/YouTube must be a cost effective way to take the best from the pandemic, when experts popped up on YouTube and many lapped it up wholeheartedly. This type of individual can get all of the care needed from this new breed of medical practitioner. We can bring some of the old trusted methods along too. Use of dowsing rods for diagnosis can be learned from short practice. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I need surgery for cataracts in both eyes, plus I have a hole in the retina in my right eye.
The surgery's have been explained to me.
You can bet your house my first question will be "did you learn to do this on youtube?"
Winston
My sister is an Ophthalmologist (probably didn't do your cataracts) and she had to do a 4 year degree in Biology as her pre-med, take an entrance exam for med school, do a 4 year degree in medicine, take all her exams to qualify to practice medicine in the UK, do her F1, F2, ST1-ST4 and currently ST5. The learning doesn't stop, the skills only improve. Sometimes when you see a doctor use the computer to look something up, they usually print it off for you to take home and read or show you a video so it's all in layman's terms.
People see a small snippet of what Doctors do in front of them they automatically think "hey, I can do that"... "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I need surgery for cataracts in both eyes, plus I have a hole in the retina in my right eye.
The surgery's have been explained to me.
You can bet your house my first question will be "did you learn to do this on youtube?"
Winston
My sister is an Ophthalmologist (probably didn't do your cataracts) and she had to do a 4 year degree in Biology as her pre-med, take an entrance exam for med school, do a 4 year degree in medicine, take all her exams to qualify to practice medicine in the UK, do her F1, F2, ST1-ST4 and currently ST5. The learning doesn't stop, the skills only improve. Sometimes when you see a doctor use the computer to look something up, they usually print it off for you to take home and read or show you a video so it's all in layman's terms.
People see a small snippet of what Doctors do in front of them they automatically think "hey, I can do that"... "
Absolutely. Some people don't see the years of study and dedication that go into some job sectors.
I have a YouTube channel, the videos aren't to teach my students, they're a memory jog for what weve studied the previous week.
Winston
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"General Practitioner (GP) often do not have a specialty but are able to make a more informed/educated decision about whatever ailments are put in front of them. When you consider the amount of issues put before then it must be a bit of a minefield. Possibly most of us could come to a pretty close diagnosis through use of YouTube/google, but certain things I’ll leave to a doctor to decide the appropriate action. Also to many people are quick to have a google at what’s wrong with them, but very rarely look at what could be the cause, such as diet, weight, general health! "
So, you reckon you and most of us could come to a pretty good diagnosis when someone tips up to your fAB surgery, without any medical qualification.
What drugs would you prescribe?
What about their history, especially the stuff they think you want to hear and what is somewhere close to the truth, co morbidities, family history, mental health issues or are they just drama queens or folks wanting a week off work or forever off work.
So, how much do you drink each week Karen, nothing at all, just a Baileys at Christmas. Run at least 27km a day, 100 lengths of the baths twice a week, only eat salads and 15 pieces of fresh fruit a day. Wow, that's fantastic but how come you need a size 26 dress. Oh, your friend says you suffer from big bone syndrome and all this paperwork you printed from the internet shows its true .....
GP's not specialising in anything, what about specialists in community medicine?
Think you have unwittingly just proved why best to go to doctors when you are sick.
Solicitors when you want legal advice.
Roofers to fix your leaky roof.
Lolly pop ladies/gents when crossing a road.
Good luck with your surgery tomorrow, hope you have good liability insurance. |
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G"
It's called a joke !!!! If cannot see it was just a joke god help us0 |
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By *usie pTV/TS
over a year ago
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Yep its a pity the surgeon who repaired my wife's fanny with the dreaded surgical mesh hadn't looked on you tube first, when she went back and told him she can't fit a cock in it any more the lying sod said he had never experienced that before, then a few months later the whole scandal with it came out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Most doctors I've seen are extremely well qualified, have studied for years and continue to update their skills.
The anaesthetist (a qualified doctor) who put a cannula in my eyeball didn't look it up on YouTube. Imagine the skill required to do that!
Shitting ouch!!!! wowsers
A very nice nurse actually almost laid across me to keep me still and stop me moving my hands up to stop him. I had had anaesthetic drops beforehand but I really deserved a brave soldier sticker that day "
Did it hurt ? You're braver than me ! |
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By *ancy38Woman
over a year ago
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
I know someone admitted to hospital and the actual nurse had to Google the treatment for what was wrong with the person I kid you not. |
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
I know someone admitted to hospital and the actual nurse had to Google the treatment for what was wrong with the person I kid you not. "
I've had doctors Google my symptoms frequently in the last ten years or so. |
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
I know someone admitted to hospital and the actual nurse had to Google the treatment for what was wrong with the person I kid you not. "
Just after Xmas my mum was quite Ill and was taken to hospital, she had Covid and hadn’t eaten for over a week, without going into detail everyone was a little flummoxed with what was wrong and why treatments given were not having the effect they hoped. With google in my pocket I was able to question everything that had been done and also suggest what other parameters the doctors should consider. …. Further tests were completed and further treatments, based on my questioning and suggestion. During the time there nurses responded, at least 5 times, to my mums uncontrollable shaking by stripping blankets as she ‘had a temperature’, despite temperatures being taken and always showing a normal temperature. When the last was pushed he declared he didn’t trust the in ear thermometers and proceeded to administer paracetamol by drip to reduce the temperature she did not have!
The experience was very poor…. Without my interventions, Googling and questions raised she may well have not been with us now.
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
Whats the point of uni the last few years... They are on strike and when not only direct you to you tube ...so...yeah makes perfect sense... And who knows... May lead to better outcomes. "
"ThEy aRe oN sTrIkE"
You voted for brexit didnt you? |
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
Did Tom see this on the news somewhere? |
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
Hahaha.
This is a joke , surely. |
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By *lansmanMan
over a year ago
Sheffield |
"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
Can be quite the quandary I guess...I mean, what about the gps & doctors that google symptoms and diagnoses whilst with a patient?! This has actually happened to me... "
Happened to me too . The Dr was quite open about it too .. I said " ive checked Google already but no luck ..." |
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By *I TwoCouple
over a year ago
PDI 12-26th Nov 24 |
GPs don't use Google, they use an NHS app which logs symptoms and diagnosis of previous patients and are updating your patient records as you explain your symptoms.
Dr Google is a symptom of overuse of internet fake news |
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I don't use Google don't trust it!!! But I did ask the drs receptionist yesterday if I should just go get my own medical education? As I've been trying to see a doctor for months !!! Bloody disgusting the way drs are behaving atm !! |
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google"
It’s the qualification of choice for anti-vaxers, trump supporters and fat Bob from the pub…all world experts in anything they feel to give out their opinion on |
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"Because of Google and YouTube. People wanting to be doctors no longer need A levels or to go uni. Just need to pass test showing can use a smart phone..
Most be true its on google
It’s the qualification of choice for anti-vaxers, trump supporters and fat Bob from the pub…all world experts in anything they feel to give out their opinion on"
PhG |
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Doctors Google stuff? You mean, do they use the vast repository of knowledge that is freely available online? Probably, sometimes. Will they use 'Mick's' story on Reddit? Imma say no. They will probably use a peer-reviewed site. Huh! Doctors with their years of uni learning and on the job training, what do they know huh? Huh?? I mean...a lot? |
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G"
What G said …… ACPs are smarter and hotter though
But still who doesn’t want to know more about ‘vaccine chips’ |
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"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G
What G said …… ACPs are smarter and hotter though
But still who doesn’t want to know more about ‘vaccine chips’ "
mmm. Chips. |
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By *I TwoCouple
over a year ago
PDI 12-26th Nov 24 |
"?
I mean, seriously?
Just to clarify, medical students need 3 As at A level. They are continually assessed through medical school. They have to pass multiple exams to qualify as a doctor. They then have on-going postgraduate exams to become a consultant in their specialist field.
What level of bs does a thread need to be deleted?
And it's not even about a virus.
Astonished,
G
What G said …… ACPs are smarter and hotter though
But still who doesn’t want to know more about ‘vaccine chips’
mmm. Chips."
Yes please, plenty of vinegar on mine |
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"You can see that AI linked to a pinprick blood test, blood pressure monitor, all done at home, will replace GPs within a decade or so. Diagnosis will be faster, more accurate and no strikes"
My mate had his knee replaced by a robot a few months ago. Wore a face mask which is important... |
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Healthcare AI is picking up fast. Government is considering what is on the horizon. Yes we need skilled specialist or super speciality doctors to deal with complex and critical health condition, but GPs are afraid of their role in next 10 years. They are the gatekeeper, and if AI can be used as copilot is decision making, their role will be limited. Having said that I would still not discount the importance of medicine degree. But I am telling you after talking to 7 of my GP friends, AI healthcare copilot is going to reduce GPs engagement time. I am deeply involved in this tech space, so I can see see from inside what is happening across all the private chain of hospitals in south east Asia. |
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Do you honestly think a doctor can remember everything and know all about every new diagnosis and treatment.
Years ago they would have gone to a shelf and got out a text book but now they check on line. It might look to you as though it's a normal Google search but they will be looking on proper medical sites looking for the little details they are not sure of.
They are not just googling symptoms like you would do from your sofa |
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"My GP was on bog-standard Google, Googling as I would. She wasn’t on any dedicated sites"
GPs use well authored sites, like "Patient" and NHS sites and print the information at layman's level for patients. They've done away with the pile of pre printed (and probably expensive) leaflets in stacks and now just print what they need, that's specific for the individual. |
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"Do you honestly think a doctor can remember everything and know all about every new diagnosis and treatment.
Years ago they would have gone to a shelf and got out a text book but now they check on line. It might look to you as though it's a normal Google search but they will be looking on proper medical sites looking for the little details they are not sure of.
They are not just googling symptoms like you would do from your sofa "
People genuinely don't know the difference  |
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By *hirleyMan
over a year ago
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The issue mostly is not the tool in which you use, but how you use it.
Web searching is full of information yes, undoubtedly full of things that mean something, but that's the issue, the interpretation of that information is and should only be done by people qualified in that field.
I'm pretty sure NHS optimise web searching to their terminals also. |
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By *ames-77Man
over a year ago
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Let's bear in mind a man called Bill Gates who has no medical degree or experience in the medical field was temporarily given the title of Dr Bill Gates if you googled him during covid.. talked most of the world into taking his vaccine .. during covid made a profit of 4 billion.. if you follow this kind of advice take care you won't be around long |
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"Let's bear in mind a man called Bill Gates who has no medical degree or experience in the medical field was temporarily given the title of Dr Bill Gates if you googled him during covid.. talked most of the world into taking his vaccine .. during covid made a profit of 4 billion.. if you follow this kind of advice take care you won't be around long "
What a misguided individual you are... |
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
Between a cock and a soft place |
"Let's bear in mind a man called Bill Gates who has no medical degree or experience in the medical field was temporarily given the title of Dr Bill Gates if you googled him during covid.. talked most of the world into taking his vaccine .. during covid made a profit of 4 billion.. if you follow this kind of advice take care you won't be around long "
Nonsense. |
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"Let's bear in mind a man called Bill Gates who has no medical degree or experience in the medical field was temporarily given the title of Dr Bill Gates if you googled him during covid.. talked most of the world into taking his vaccine .. during covid made a profit of 4 billion.. if you follow this kind of advice take care you won't be around long "
Been given title of doctor can be a honery thing it's not same as been a Dr of medicine |
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