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As a FY2 doctor at West Wales General Hospital, I've faced the challenges of working weekends—characterized by fewer staff, busy seniors, and a steep learning curve. The tool 'iDoc' has been essential in bridging my knowledge gaps and aiding my medical decision-making. It consolidates information from textbooks and provides critical guidance when I'm under-prepared for on-calls. This presentation reflects on how iDoc not only enhances learning during work and study breaks but also serves as a reliable resource for safety and accuracy in unfamiliar situations.
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iDoc (Not) only on Weekends Nassir Domun (FY2 Doctor West Wales General Hospital)
Problem • Medical school vs Work • Responsibility • Preparation for on-calls • Less staff on weekends • Seniors busy • Under-confident and inexperienced
Application • iDoc: many textbooks • Supplement knowledge • Search • Consolidation • Gaps in knowledge • Unfamiliar circumstances • Guide • Application to situation
Other uses • When travelling • In breaks • Study • Illustrative • Safety • Accuracy
Alternatives • Ask someone • Hardcopy • Trust guidelines • Online • Journals • Other applications
Reflections • Not everything you need • Piece of mind, back-up • Learning aid/tool • Less need to consult with seniors • More informed “Overall, the software saves time, allows me to learn from almost everything I do, to help me improve as a doctor.”
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