I am back to blogging but now with a diversion from the mountains and Nepal. As much as I did not want to talk about work in this blog, I have realised it is almost impossible with the jobs we do. As a doctor, work plays such a big part of our lives, that it is inevitable we blog about work or work related experiences.
It is 3am and I am wide awake, watching You Tube videos on procedures and life support algorithms. In a couple of hours, I will start work, on a Saturday morning....
I am at the phase of my life where I am training to be an Emergency Medicine specialist. Yes... the 'Emergency Medicine Specialist' does exist. Sometimes it is amusing when a your parents ask you.... 'You have been doing emergency medicine for many years. When will you settle down and finally specialise?' After numerous conversations, I hope that my family have come to understand that Emergency Medicine stands as a specialty of its own!!!!!
Anyway, in the midst of studying for my exams, I have decided to share some valuable examination resources. These resources are aimed towards the UK College of Emergency Medicine examinations, which consists of 3 parts, Part A (MCQ), Part B (SAQ) and Part C (OSCE). Sit back and enjoy..
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