Disadvantages of working in the Rurals| Dr. Ann | The healthhub
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Hi guys
In this video I go through cons of working in the rural. Some of the issues are also faced by city hospitals too. Please link down below some of the things you may have experienced yourself.
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Rural patients are the hardest guys you’ll ever work on. You’d have to prolly do like 1000 misdiagnosis depending on their information till you reach one correct one.
🙏thank you for stating that the source of all the issues you mentioned is FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS...Our government is really failing us and unfortunately things don't look any better in the future 😓
It's so bad.😞
Really hope for improvement in the future 🙏🏽
The problem with consulting on time frame for rural patients ,is also part of the gact that its really the most uncomfortable thing to do ..free things are stressful the ehole process nje is disgcouraging.
So if you want to specialise it's a bit harder to get back to teaching circuit hospitals coming from rural hospitals.
- In Rural hospitals you're lucky to be placed in a specific department e.g. paeds. Most of the time you do and see everything (as in district hospitals). Sometimes there's wierd arrangements which make it hard to say what you actually have experience in e.g. allocated to maybe 2 departments. It may not matter if you want to do family medicine.
-To combat point number 1 you have to have primaries (have studied) to get an advantage when applying to be a reg.
- Sometimes even though you're in a specific department e.g. Ortho because of lack of facilities e.g. C Arm, you may not do certain ops in the hospital therefore there's gaps in your experience.
- Because you work in a e.g. chc you may not qualify to write certain primaries or diplomas because your hospital is not 'approved' or accredited
-If you stay in teaching hospitals they know you and therefore consider you more when it comes to registrar applications
True - thank you for the highlight - i was not aware for Primaries certain hospitals dnt qualify 😩😩😩 we need to choose wisely.
Yoh, this is not nice, my heart is with rural I dont want to stay in the city😢 but I also want to specialise eventually
awuse looking delicious ke Doc ingaske ndikuthi eat up ke sana.....
Im a final year from Stellenbosch University but doing my final year at Upington via Rural School. I agree sherm.Here, a patient will bring a back pain from 2005 when he fell from a step ladder.Ngalowo mzuzu even physio cant help sana.Nizamubulalisa ngamaNSAIDs nje🤣
😂😂 sometimes I'll send to physio (can the 30year old backache be someone else's problem)🤣🤣🤣🤞🏽 I'll even say they specialise in muscles😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
But ever since I lost my medical aid I hate seeking for medical attention because you get to the hospital only to be given a date for 3 months down the line yhuu iyadika lantooooo
Eish I understand that might be the biggest factor abantu decide to stay at home rather. The admin in public health facilities is the worst😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂Hhay, you killed me kuma Rural patients. Aay shame.
😂😂😂😂😂😂🙌🏾🙌🏾😂😂 I wish it was a lie🤞🏽😂😂😂😂
If I want to speak to you where can we speak. Do you have email address or other platform where we can speak?
You can email drann.health@gmail.com 🔆
@@DrAnn_Healthhub Thank you so much.
Hahahahah like why Lie bra
What did she lie about?
@@tetelo__sebothoma Lol oh my bad, thats reference to what she said in the video - the patients that LIE- we just trying to help
They're so bad😂😂😂. They don't understand we know disease progression. You don't just wake up with problems like that😭😂