You tell yourself it’s nothing—but it’s been happening more often lately You shrug it off at first.One of those things.Minor.Random.Probably temporary.You’ve had these little episodes before.And they always faded.This one doesn’t.It stays.Sometimes quiet.Sometimes stubborn.But present enough to remind you it’s still there. It doesn’t hurt exactly.It just pulls your attention in subtle ways.You start noticing…
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You sit in their office not knowing where to begin, and they wait for your breath You think maybe it’s not serious.You almost cancel your appointment.But something made you stay on the schedule.You sit in a quiet chair.They open the chart—but not their mouth.Not yet.They look at you first.You clear your throat.Say, “It’s probably nothing.”They…
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As a General Practitioner (GP), navigating through a global pandemic is both a daunting challenge and a profound responsibility. Our role in such times extends beyond routine patient care to becoming pillars of support, education, and frontline defense against the spread of disease. Let me share with you the various facets of our duties during these critical periods.
As a General Practitioner, handling a flu pandemic requires a balanced approach of clinical expertise, patient communication, and community awareness. Dealing with an influx of patients during such times can be overwhelming, but it’s also an opportunity to make a significant impact on public health.
As a General Practitioner, my role during on-call duty is both challenging and rewarding, especially when it comes to pediatric patients. Children present with a unique set of medical needs and concerns, and it is crucial to approach them with sensitivity and care. I’ll share my approach to handling a child patient who comes in during a night shift.
