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No one likes to have difficult conversations BUT… From diagnosis to death calls - we have you covered. Training and discussions to help you feel more at ease in talking to people about difficult issues. Today ill be sharing practical tips & information today for Royal College of Emergency Medicine delegates. Get in touch if you are interested in attending one of our next trainings. Contact@frontline19.com #frontline19 #emotionalsupport #mentalhealth

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It's Medical Laboratory Professionals Week! A time to recognize and appreciate the incredible work of our Crossroads laboratory professionals. You are heroes who play a vital role at Crossroads, ensuring accurate diagnoses, patient care and public health. Our lab professionals are the backbone of informed patient care, providing essential data for diagnoses and treatment plans. Happy Medical Laboratory Professionals Week! #labweek #addictionprofessionals #INSPIREculture #addiction #addictiontreatment

"Grateful for the opportunity to enhance my skills in Cardio Emergencies! Huge thanks to Dr.Ajit and the entire team for organizing an exceptional summit. The expertise shared and knowledge gained will undoubtedly improve patient care. Appreciate the dedication to advancing medical excellence! Dr. Ajit Singh CliMed Academy (CliMed.Edu) #CardioEmergencies #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessional #ContinuingEducation #ProfessionalDevelopment"

Learning new concepts from different parts of the world on how they manage neonatal emergencies can offer valuable insights into diverse medical practices, techniques, and innovations, enhancing the ability to provide better care for newborns globally. #IFEM #EMERGENCYMEDICINE #ACADEMICS

Expecting perfect medical institutions is like expecting perfect pregnancies, perfect childhood, perfect parents, perfect journalists. All are unreasonable. The issue is firstly not whether the report was done promptly, but whether the doctor responsible for the patient actually looked at the scan that was available. In the first case, failure to action the scan request can be as simple as a misplaced piece of paper or an inadvertent delete through keyboard action. Every large system with hundreds of thousands of interactions a day will have lots of these, fortunately most are inconsequential. In the second case, did the ward doctors look at the scans as it's their job, or just wait for a report which is not infallible?

At the World Health Organization World Patient Safety Day 2024 Global Consultation, taking place in Geneva today and tomorrow, the World Medical Association is represented by Dr Julia Tainijoki-Seyer, Senior Medical Advisor (right) and Ludjie Love S. Merilan, IFMSA | International Federation of Medical Students' Associations intern and 6th year medical student (left). In 2024, the theme for World Patient Safety Day is “Improving diagnosis for patient safety” with the slogan “Get it right, make it safe!”,  to show the importance of correct, timely diagnosis to ensure patient safety and improve health outcomes. How to improve diagnostic safety and implement the Global Patient Safety Action Plan are being discussed. #patientsafety #WorldPatientSafetyDay2024

👥 Every patient who decides to embark on a course of treatment in one of our #rehabilitation clinics in Italy or abroad is looked after by a case manager right from the start. 👩⚕️ The 𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒆 𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒂𝒈𝒆𝒓 is a specialist #doctor who creates a treatment protocol after the initial consultation and careful diagnosis and supervises all treatment until the patient reaches the set objectives. 🎯 Once the treatment has been decided, the doctor assigns the patient to the rehabilitation specialists but is still responsible for their treatment path and monitors the path both via ongoing updates with the rehabilitation experts and through regular check-ups.