As a first-year medical student doctor, you have an opportunity to grow in your field and learn valuable lessons at the end of every shift. However, being a knowledgeable individual at the top of your class alone isn't going to allow you to grow in your field. Here are some of the healthiest and best tips for first-year medical residents to help them finish their first year successfully.
Stay Organized
Being in the midst of a real-world work experience is challenging. However, the key thing to remember is to stay organized.
As you go through your first residency year, spend time with your mentor to plan out your schedule. Then, stick to it, especially if you have difficulty organizing your calendar.
Following the guidance of your advisor can ensure you have a plan to stick to. From there, you can achieve victory in managing a full-time job.
Be a Passionate Resident
When you're going through your first year as a medical doctor in training, you need to become aware of the spectrum of patients entering the medical office or the hospital. It's essential to treat all patients with dignity, especially prenatal patients.
A positive, healthy relationship between healthcare professionals and patients helps patients' recovery journey.
However, it's easy to burn out. So take the time to get to know the patients who enter the clinic and build strong bonds. That way, you can learn how to communicate healthily.
Remain Humble
The two things that won't help you accomplish your goals are arrogance and believing you know everything. It's best to remain open to learning while on the job, as some things may deviate from what you learned in a textbook. Remember, your team leads will help you learn things that allow you to grow in your career.
Lastly, ask for help and guidance on the best decisions to make when confronted with challenges. Also, ensure your patients are comfortable discussing different health decisions with you and learning about their health struggles and what works for them. Otherwise, your reputation can grow sour, and future employers won't look at you favorably.
Don't Forget To Call Home
As a first-year, there are days where you feel stressed and days where you're on top of your game. So, when you have downtime or get off a shift, call your friends and family. They'll be excited to hear about the good and bad parts of your day.
One of the best tips for first-year medical residents is to relax when you can. Yes, shadowing a doctor and reading can help a lot. But do other things to help prepare you, such as exploring the city you're studying in and making connections.
The best way to succeed in your medical residency is to be humble, open minded, and ready to make your mark. No matter where you go, keep these tips in mind when you're preparing for your first year of medical residency.
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Published: 22nd Jan 2022 01:00:07 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: 2022 UN Chief's Priorities - Press Conference (21st January 2022) | United Nations
Press Conference by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, following the remarks on his Priorities for 2022 he will deliver at the General Assembly at 10:00 a.m. on the same day.
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At a press encounter after briefing the GA, Guterres said, “I fear the emergence of what I would call the twilight of shared values. Injustice, inequality, mistrust, racism and discrimination are casting dark shadows across every society.”
He said, “wherever you are, just look out the window. We must restore human dignity and human decency. We must prevent the death of truth and we must make lying wrong again.”
Turning to questions from journalists The Secretary-General said the recent attack on Abu Dhabi by Houthi militias “was an escalation that is regrettable, and in my opinion is a serious mistake, independently of the fact that it is unacceptable.”
He said, “any bombardment that targets civilians, or that is not careful enough to protect civilians, is of course also unacceptable” and added “that we need is to stop this vicious circle in which things get escalating one after the other.”
On the possibility of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, Guterres said, “diplomacy is the way to solve problems. Of course, any invasion by one country to another country is against international law, and I hope that this, of course will not happen in the present circumstances. I am convinced it will not happen. And I strongly hope to be right.”
On Afghanistan, he said it was “absolutely essential” for the Taliban “to have full respect for the rights of women and girls and to have a positive approach to human rights in general” in order to obtain international recognition and “getting international support for their own people.”
To conclude, The Secretary-General said, “the Cold War to a certain extent, the truth is it never became hot, because it was, there was a certain level of predictability in the way that Cold War existed. What we have now is much more chaotic, much less predictable. We have no instruments to deal with crises. And so, this is indeed we live in a dangerous situation.”
Given the sheer number of conflicts across the globe, the Secretary-General called for greater investment in prevention and peacebuilding, underscoring the need for a strong and effective UN.
Published: 21st Jan 2022 07:24:24 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: United Arab Emirates on Abu Dhabi attacks - Media Stakeout (21 January 2022)
Statement to the media by Lana Nusseibeh, Permanent Representative of the United Arab Emirates to the United Nations, on Abu Dhabi attack following its unanimous condemnation by the Security Council.
Published: 21st Jan 2022 04:41:23 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Norway on Abu Dhabi attack - Security Council Media Stakeout (21 January 2022)
Informal comments to the media by Mona Juul, Permanent Representative of Norway to the United Nations and President of the Security Council for the month of January, on the attack in Abu Dhabi and other threats to international peace and security.
Published: 21st Jan 2022 03:35:17 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Humanitarian needs in the Philippines one month after Typhoon Rai - Press Conference
Press Conference by Gustavo Gonzalez, Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for the Philippines, on the humanitarian needs in the Philippines one month after Typhoon Rai.
Published: 21st Jan 2022 04:00:09 By: United Nations
CNN Video: Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes for election police force
Vanderbilt African American studies professor Michael Eric Dyson speaks to CNN’s Pamela Brown about Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' proposal to the state legislator for an election police force. #CNN #News
Published: 23rd Jan 2022 02:01:47 By: CNN
CNN Video: UK foreign office says Kremlin is planning to install a pro-Russian leader in Ukraine
The British government is reporting it has information that the Russian government is planning to "install a pro-Russian leader" in Ukraine. CNN’s Pamela Brown speaks with Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin and Ret. Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling.
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Published: 23rd Jan 2022 12:14:45 By: CNN
CNN Video: Reporter struck by car on live TV speaks out
CNN's Jim Acosta tackles GOP efforts to sow doubt in the 2020 election results and curb voting access after the John Lewis Voting Rights Act was blocked. #CNN #News
Published: 22nd Jan 2022 10:28:20 By: CNN
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'Lama' spoke to Hilary Clinton from the safe house she now lives in after fleeing from the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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Published: 22nd Jan 2022 01:00:21 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Why is China still trying to eliminate all Covid outbreaks? - BBC News
China is still trying to eliminate all Covid outbreaks, while many other parts of the world are learning to live with the virus.
Ros Atkins looks at why, and how long this approach could last.
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Published: 22nd Jan 2022 10:57:42 By: BBC News
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Russia's foreign minister and his US counterpart have held what they called "frank" talks to try to reduce the chance of a wider conflict in Ukraine.
Sergei Lavrov repeated denials that a huge Russian force assembled near Ukraine's borders would be used to invade Ukraine.
Antony Blinken said America would respond severely to any invasion.
Pro-Russian rebels control large parts of eastern Ukraine since a ferocious war erupted nearly eight years ago.
Some 14,000 people were killed and at least two million fled their homes before fragile peace agreements were brokered.
The US and its allies have threatened new sanctions if the Russian military takes action.
Newsnight’s David Grossman reports.
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Published: 21st Jan 2022 11:14:27 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Russia says “no plans” to invade Ukraine as more troops sent to border - BBC News
“We have no plans to invade” - that was the message from Russia's foreign minister after talks with the US about Russian intentions in Ukraine. His American counterpart said their discussions in Geneva had been "frank and substantive" but also warned of "massive consequences" if Moscow were to attack Ukraine.
Russia has amassed 100,000 troops near its borders with Ukraine. It's led to the western alliance, Nato, reinforcing its military presence in eastern Europe. President Putin has demanded that Ukraine be stopped from ever joining Nato.
During the Cold War the Soviet Union controlled most of eastern Europe, with the NATO alliance, which includes the US and the UK, ranged against it.
But with the collapse of the Soviet Union Russia lost control of those eastern European countries, and since then NATO has expanded eastwards, to Russia's borders.
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Published: 21st Jan 2022 10:17:10 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: US and Russia hold “frank” talks over Ukraine tension - BBC News
Russia's foreign minister and his US counterpart have held what they called "frank" talks to try to reduce the chance of a wider conflict in Ukraine.
Sergei Lavrov repeated denials that a huge Russian force assembled near Ukraine's borders would be used to invade Ukraine.
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Published: 21st Jan 2022 07:51:04 By: BBC News
ODN Video: "Are Russia and Ukraine on the Edge of War?"
The ominous sight of Russian troops massed on Ukraine’s northern border is a worrying one for NATO leaders.
Since the 2014 annexation of Crimea, the Eastern European nation has been the frontline between the Western defensive alliance, and the Kremlin.
Pro-Russian rebels control large parts of eastern Ukraine since a ferocious war erupted nearly eight years ago.
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Published: 22nd Jan 2022 11:08:51 By: On Demand News
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Boris Johnson is clinging to his premiership as allegations of Covid rule-breaking pile up. But if he goes, which Conservative MPs will throw their hats into a leadership race and ultimately replace him? Report by Lauren Burns.
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers have filed documents requesting a new trial following revelations that a juror may not have disclosed childhood sexual abuse during jury selection.
In a letter to the court, Maxwell’s lawyers wrote that they filed her “motion for a New Trial … and accompanying exhibits under seal.” The documents were filed under seal, and their contents were not known.
“For the reasons set forth in the Motion, we request that all submissions pertaining to Juror No. 50 remain under seal until the Court rules on the Motion,” they wrote.
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Published: 21st Jan 2022 01:38:29 By: On Demand News
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Christian Wakeford wanted a new party leader, and now he’s got one. He led the charge calling for a vote of no-confidence for Boris Johnson. But now he’s crossed the floor and defected to the Labour party.
But in the game of political chess, Wakeford’s move may have been at the sacrifice of his cause. He no longer has a vote, and backbenchers, who planned to file letters of no confidence alongside him, are now rethinking their position in the name of Party unity.
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Published: 20th Jan 2022 07:00:01 By: On Demand News
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A senior Tory has accused Number 10 of “blackmailing” MPs who want Boris Johnson to resign. William Wragg claimed Downing Street staff, special advisers and government ministers have threatened to withdraw public funding from MPs’ constituencies if they rebel. Report by Lauren Burns.
Published: 20th Jan 2022 06:21:10 By: On Demand News
CBC Video: Anti-vaccine mandate and lockdown rallies held in Canada, Europe
Protesters in Canada and Europe marched against COVID-19 vaccine passports and restrictions.
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CBC Video: Roberta Bondar reflects on becoming first Canadian woman in space
Roberta Bondar, the first female astronaut from Canada, marks 30 years since her mission aboard Space Shuttle Discovery. She says the experience made her realize how much the Earth meant to her.
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Supply shortages, sick staff and shipment delays during the COVID-19 pandemic have Edmonton's Blush Lane Organic Market struggling to keep inventory on shelves. A food supply expert believes a federal vaccine mandate for truckers crossing the Canada-U.S. border will only make things worse for stores and their suppliers.
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Global Video: The Next Hubble: Why the James Webb space telescope could reshape our understanding of the universe
NASA’s $10-billion James Webb telescope – the successor to the famous Hubble Space telescope – is due to be launched into outer space this week.
Rather than operating in the visible light spectrum and ultraviolet, as Hubble did, it will be able to look at the Infrared slice of the light spectrum, allowing it to see objects previously hidden to the Hubble's gaze.
Astronomers say it will kick off a new era into the discoveries of the universe. Alyssa Julie explains why.
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Global Video: Billionaire space race brings new frontiers, challenges for future of space travel
On Dec. 3, NASA announced three U.S. companies that would receive over $400 million in government funding to develop commercial space stations – Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, Nanoracks and Northrop Grumman.
The International Space Station, which is now more than 20 years old, is facing retirement within the next decade and the agency is turning to the private sector in its search for a replacement.
NASA has increasingly tapped private companies, like Elon Musk's SpaceX, to shuttle its astronauts into space. As the private space race heats up, it's allowed the agency to turn its attention to new frontiers, but it also presents its own set of challenges.
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Global Video: How viral vector and mRNA COVID-19 vaccines work
From viral vector vaccines like AstraZeneca to mRNA vaccines like Pfizer and Moderna, they all have the same goal: to train your body how to fight off COVID-19. But, they use different strategies to create antibodies.
For example, AstraZeneca uses a crippled virus to deliver the coronavirus spike protein, while Pfizer and Moderna use mRNA, the part of the coronavirus' genetic code and teaches your cells how to make a protein that will trigger an immune response.
Global’s Gloria Henriquez explains how the different COVID-19 vaccines available in Canada work.
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Global Video: Generation gap: Young Canadians blame boomers for growing disparity, study finds
Feeling the pressures of a society plagued by climate change, soaring home prices, economic inequality and poverty, many young Canadians say they are feeling less than optimistic about the direction of our nation and cite the baby boom generation as one of the root causes of disparity and division in society.
A new study done by Angus Reid Institute, in partnership with Cardus, has found a growing divide between younger and older generations. As Erica Vella reports, experts say it’s a similar sentiment to the generation divide of the 1960s.
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Global Video: Roe v Wade: Could the US Supreme Court overturn landmark abortion rights case?
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in Dobbs vs Jackson Women’s Health Organization on Wednesday, a case that could potentially unravel abortion protections across the country.
Justices are considering the constitutionality of Mississippi’s Gestational Age Act, passed by the state legislature in 2018, but later overturned in federal court.
The act outlaws abortion after 15 weeks, well before a fetus becomes viable, except in the case of a severe fetal abnormality or medical emergency.
As Alyssa Julie reports, abortion advocates are concerned the highest court, with a 6-3 Conservative makeup, could be preparing to roll back protections enshrined by the landmark ruling of Roe v Wade.
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