Medisynergy

With doctor strikes, uni strikes, inefficiencies and negativity surrounding the medical field- it is hard to stay positive about going into medicine as a pre-med student. BUT FEAR NOT- here are Naabil, a med student in Exeter's views on what the NHS will look like in future.

WE ARE BACK with an amazing episode with Naabil talking about Exeter Medical School and why it's so great, what it's like to host a podcast while studying medicine and the future of the NHS for junior doctors. Start listening now- you don't want to miss out!

In the full episode, we discussed what the decile system is and why there's such unhealthy competition at medical school so in this top tips episode, Naurt explains how to recognise this and how to deal with any toxic behavior that unfortunately can be common at med school.

This episode continues on from part 1- discovering more about the decile system and how that leads to unhealthy comparisons as well as the future of the NHS.

Try watching on video mode rather than audio for the full experience!

Narut and I discuss Lancaster medical school, doctor strikes, the future of the NHS, unhealthy competition in med school, and the decile system from his work as the Clegg Scholar for the BMJ.

This episode is jampacked with why medicine is so great but also what to look out for along the way so listen now and then continue to part 2!

With so much to juggle as a student in your late teens/early 20s, it's important to learn how to know how to balance your work, studies, self-care and social timetable. Tash is a super med student about to her start life as a doctor and tries to get her work done without overdoing it so much that it causes her to go back to her unhealthy coping mechanisms. If this resonated with you then give it a listen!

Tash Binnie, final year medical student and CEO of Future Frontline speaks about her journey through medical school and how she has coped with challenges along the way including self-doubt, an eating disorder, negative comparisons, and mental health. But also we discuss that it is still very possible to be an amazing medical student and doctor even if you've had these problems before or during med school.

https://futurefrontline.co.uk/

Tash Binnie, final year medical student and CEO of Future Frontline speaks about her journey through medical school and how she has coped with challenges along the way including self-doubt, an eating disorder, negative comparisons, and mental health. But also we discuss that it is still very possible to be an amazing medical student and doctor even if you've had these problems before or during med school.

Tash is so encouraging so do give this episode a listen and look out for part 2 as well! 💗

https://futurefrontline.co.uk/

So often, we can think of med school as the end goal but it's great to learn how to actually be a successful doctor and just generally in life! Dr Derrick has some great advice so check it out!

Listen to learn about what it's like working as a doctor in the NHS now and in the future, AI developments, and interestingly why we can't just keep increasing medical schools and medical places in order to get more doctors.