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fellowshipprograms · 1 month

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Uniting Emergency Medicine Practitioners: The Online Fellowship

Welcome to the Online Fellowship in Emergency Medicine! In the fast-paced world of healthcare, particularly in the critical field of emergency medicine, staying updated with the latest knowledge and techniques is vital. This online fellowship serves as a platform for emergency medicine practitioners around the globe to connect, learn, and collaborate, ultimately enhancing patient care and professional development.

Our Mission: The primary mission of the Online Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is to foster a supportive community where practitioners can exchange ideas, share experiences, and access high-quality educational resources. Through this fellowship, we aim to empower emergency medicine professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary to excel in their practice and positively impact patient outcomes.

What We Offer:

Interactive Learning Modules: Our fellowship provides access to interactive learning modules covering a wide range of topics relevant to emergency medicine, including trauma management, resuscitation techniques, acute care, and more. These modules are designed to cater to various learning styles and levels of expertise, ensuring that every member can find valuable educational content suited to their needs.

Virtual Conferences and Workshops: We organize virtual conferences and workshops led by renowned experts in the field of emergency medicine. These events offer opportunities for networking, skill development, and discussions on emerging trends and best practices. Members can participate from anywhere in the world, making it convenient to engage in professional development activities.

Case Studies and Clinical Discussions: Engage in case-based learning and clinical discussions with fellow practitioners. Our platform provides a space to share challenging cases, seek input from peers, and explore different approaches to patient management. Through these exchanges, members can gain valuable insights and learn from real-world scenarios.

Research and Evidence-Based Practice: Stay informed about the latest research findings and evidence-based practices in emergency medicine. We curate and share relevant studies, guidelines, and articles to help members stay abreast of advancements in the field. Additionally, we encourage collaborative research projects and provide support for members interested in conducting research studies.

Peer Support and Mentorship: Building a strong support network is essential for thriving in the demanding field of emergency medicine. Our fellowship facilitates peer support and mentorship opportunities, allowing members to connect with colleagues facing similar challenges and seek guidance from experienced practitioners. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your career, you'll find a supportive community here.

Join Us: Are you passionate about emergency medicine and eager to expand your knowledge and skills? Join the Online Fellowship in Emergency Medicine today and become part of a vibrant community dedicated to advancing the practice of emergency medicine. Membership is open to emergency physicians, residents, nurses, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals interested in emergency care.

Together, let's strive for excellence in emergency medicine and make a positive impact on patient care worldwide. Join the Online Fellowship today and embark on a journey of continuous learning and professional growth. We look forward to welcoming you to our community!

Conclusion: In a field as dynamic and challenging as emergency medicine, ongoing education and collaboration are essential for providing optimal patient care. The Online Fellowship in Emergency Medicine serves as a hub for practitioners to connect, learn, and support one another on their professional journeys. By joining forces and sharing our expertise, we can elevate the standard of emergency care and improve outcomes for patients everywhere. Join us in this exciting endeavor and let's shape the future of emergency medicine together!

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medvantagesolution · 2 months

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Surviving the Storm: A Tactical Medical Roadmap for Disaster Assessment in Emergency Department

Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is essential as it guides step-by-step Medical Approach to Disaster Assessment and Emergency Department Patient Management Catastrophes, whether normal or man-made, present novel difficulties to crisis divisions (EDs), requiring a precise and therapeutically sound way to deal with guarantee viable assessment and the board of patients. Therefore, Fellowship in Emergency Medicine in India specifies the high-level clinical systems vital for exploring these basic circumstances:

First Evaluation of Medical Needs: • Quickly upon notice of a catastrophe, ED faculty start a fast evaluation to decide the clinical necessities of the circumstance. • Survey the sort and degree of wounds, potential irresistible infection dangers, and accessible clinical assets to illuminate resulting activities.

Assigning roles to Healthcare Providers: • Assign groups inside the ED, appointing explicit jobs and obligations to each colleague. • Assign staff for emergency, treatment, coordination of care, and correspondence with outside organizations.

Use Progressed Emergency Frameworks: • Execute progressed emergency frameworks like the Straightforward Emergency and Fast Treatment (Begin) or the Changed Early Admonition Score (MEWS). • Focus on patients in light of the seriousness of their wounds and clinical requirements, guaranteeing ideal asset assignment and treatment results.

Distribution of Clinical Assets: • Decisively allot clinical assets, including work force, supplies, and hardware, to oversee patient consideration really. • Guarantee satisfactory staffing levels and adequate clinical supplies to fulfill the needs of the debacle circumstance.

Give Quick Clinical Interventions: • Regulate quick clinical mediations to balance out patients with perilous wounds or conditions. • Perform cardiopulmonary revival (CPR), discharge control, aviation routes the executives, and other basic intercessions as the need might arise.

Examine and Respond to Psychological Needs: • Distinguish and address mental requirements among patients and their families impacted by the calamity. • Give mental medical aid, guiding, and support to mitigate injury and trouble and advance mental strength.

Coordinate with Specialty Administrations: • Coordinate with specialty administrations inside the clinic, like injury medical procedure, escalated care, and irresistible illness the board. • Work with convenient and fitting consideration for patients with complex clinical necessities, including careful intercessions and specific medicines.

Speak with Outside Offices: • Communicate openly with outside organizations, such as public health departments, emergency medical services (EMS), and other healthcare facilities. • Coordinate patient exchanges, asset sharing, and situational updates to streamline patient consideration and asset usage.

Screen Patient Stream and Limit: • Constantly screen patient stream and limit inside the ED, changing emergency needs, treatment conventions, and asset distribution on a case-by-case basis. • Guarantee effective patient throughput while keeping up with nature of care and security norms.

Direct Post-Disaster Interviewing and Assessment: • After the initial shock and reaction, lead careful post-op interviews and assessments to survey the viability of clinical mediations. • Distinguish regions for development, refine conventions, and upgrade readiness for future crises in view of examples gained from the occasion.

Online Fellowship Course in Emergency Medicine India teaches the clinical way to deal with catastrophe assessment and patient administration, crisis division faculty can really answer emergencies, give opportune and fitting clinical consideration, and relieve the effect of fiascos on general wellbeing and security.

So, after completing a Fellowship Course in Emergency Medicine by Medvantage, it guarantees that EDs are ready to deal with the difficulties presented by any disaster while focusing on better patients’ recovery and results using the most efficient methodology.

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delhimedical · 8 months

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Looking to pursue an emergency medicine fellowship? Delhi Medical Healthcare Academy provides a comprehensive guide on how to choose the right fellowship program. From understanding the curriculum to considering the reputation of the institute, they offer valuable insights for candidates looking to pursue a career in emergency medicine.

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queenboimler · 8 months

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this week just wont end

#personal #its my first week of my 2L classes #and im just so tired already #not even from the actual schoolwork its everything ELSE #my cat is sick and i have to take her to the vet tmr (the earliest appointment for non emergencies but also somewhat emergency #and then financial aid told me i would get my loan refund until AFTER september starts #we sent emails BACK AND FORTH about it all morning yesterday #and TURNS OUT #they lied bc i got an email yesterday that the funds were dispersed #so i spent all WEEK scrambling for rent money FOR NOTHING #literally had a fucking breakdown over NOTHING #wtf #and im late for my memo for my fellowship bc i just forgot to finish it when i came home to my cats eye SWOLLEN AND COMPLETELY SHUT #(she got scratched i think its a lot better now but still vet tmr!!)

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notinusesworld · 6 months

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Legolas as your boyfriend head cannons!

synopsis: as the title says, g!n reader

a/n: new writer here! looking to improve my writing skills so please feel free to send me some requests. i’m only writing for lotr for the time being, and no smut and no hardcore angst. i’ll do pretty much any short story requests or head cannons otherwise. thank you!

- He’s very gentle, his touches are always very soft and almost never rough

- It’s cannon that elves are very in tune with their emotions and freely show them outwardly, he will constantly tell you how he feels about you and he can seem quite dramatic about it at times

- On the same note, he likes to write poetry and songs about you, extremely cheesy ones but they mean a lot to him

- An enjoyer of things. He just likes things. While out on duty or adventures he likes to just pick up things he finds on the way. Nuts, rocks, leafs, ones that he finds particularly cool and interesting he likes to give to you. And if you don’t give it the appropriate amount of admiration then he will sulk

- He likes flowers, he’s forever picking them and putting them in his hair, he started to it for you too as he began to fall in love with you

- He has a staring problem, he doesn’t seem to understand that it makes people uncomfortable. You’ve caught him staring at you as if in a trance a few times, and he will continue to do so even after you’ve noticed

- If you joined the fellowship of the Ring along side him, then during the whole journey he will make sure you never get separated, especially during battles. He does believe that you’re strong enough to fight for yourself, he just doesn’t want to risk being away from you, or not being able to help incase of an emergency

- He’s very physically affectionate, he likes to hold you any chance he gets, even if it’s just your hand as you walk together. He likes making the most of the time you have together, whether you’re an elf or a mortal, he will do the same and never get tired of it

- He likes to wake you up by peppering your face with kisses

- He likes to talk about you a lot to his friends, while he will talk about pretty much anything that pops into his mind, you seem to be on it the most. He will shower you with praise and talk about how amazing of a partner you are

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sfsucw · 1 year

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Writing Fellowships

Cash Prize: $8,000 Entry Fee: $50 Application Deadline: 12/15/22 Genre: Poetry, Fiction

Fellowships for a seven-month residency at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Massachusetts, are given annually to four poets and four fiction writers who have not published a full-length book in any genre. Each fellowship includes a private apartment, a monthly stipend of $1,000, and an exit stipend of $1,000. For fellowships beginning in October 2023, using only the online submission system, submit up to 15 pages of poetry or 35 pages of fiction (include a synopsis if submitting a novel), a personal statement, and a $50 entry fee by December 15.

For more info - https://fawc.org/apply

#submissions #poetry #fiction #fellowship #poet #poem #flash fiction #emerging writers #publication

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astralflower-writes · 8 months

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just visiting

♡ pairing: alex karev x female! reader

♡ genre: angst to fluff

♡ warnings: small season 9 spoilers (plane crash) & family issues

♡ part two, part three, part four, special scenes

♡ check out my grey's anatomy masterlist here

going back to seattle will never be one of your plans. but, your mother had to pick seattle as one of the destinations for your so called family road trip.

to add more, you had to stay in town for a few days. it's not like you hate the city.

it's where you've met your soulmate. your person, alex.

but when you were on your last year residency, you had to leave. not only because of all the crisis that hit seattle grave mercy west that time, you were also offered a job at hopkins, your dream hospital. to start your fellowship.

fortunately, alex was also offered to start a fellowship there.

but, the plane crash happened.

he couldn't just leave the hospital. especially with what happened to arizona.

"you can't be for real y/n." he said following you onto your shared bedroom.

he proposed that morning and now, you're packing your stuff up.

"we said we'd stay!"

but, now you can't.

"is this about your family y/n? is that why you can't answer me? i swear if they're talking crap about me again i'll–"

"you want to know how they're treating me because of us?" stopping at by the doors.

"you know about this. alex i–"

"and yet you listen to them huh." scoffing at what you said.

"if you walk out of that door, we're done y/n."

after five years, you were back. you convinced yourself you were just visiting and checking the sights you never seen or had the chance to see when you were still living in the city.

you were on your hotel room when your four year old boy, lucas, who just came back from a walk with your parents suddenly threw up on the carpet.

"i don't feel good mama."

you called for an ambulance and of course it brought you to where you started your career as a doctor.

as your son was brought in the emergency room. one of your former colleague and a very close friend noticed you.

"y/n?"

"meredith!"

she walked towards you. "how are you? and you've got a kid!" she said hugging you.

"i'm fine, mer." you replied, hugging her back.

"are you staying long?"

"does alex—" she was interrupted when your son started to cry and vomit again.

you came back to his side and started to rub his back for comfort.

"no. he doesn't know i'm here." you replied shortly.

"just so you know he's the one on-call on peds today."

"and let's catch up after work." with that she hugged you again before going back to her patient.

while waiting for the doctor on-call to come down. you made the time to pray that it's arizona or another doctor will come down.

"where's the–" he stopped in the middle of the emergency room.

he certainly did not expect you to be somewhat in seattle. and of course, he did not expect for you to have a kid.

he saw the way you were talking to the child. promising something which made the kid smile. but shortly after, the kid reached for the basin and vomited again.

from that, he got out of his daze and walked towards the two of you.

"how are you feeling little champ?" he said standing on the bedside.

"i don't like it." he said turning himself towards you.

alex looked at you and asked you what happened. "he was fine before he went out with my parents. he said he ate something from the sea."

"from the sea huh." alex said examining your kid.

"i tried to ask which is it but he's really not in the mood to be specific." you said brushing his hair out of his face.

after alex looked at him more "he's already getting fluids and i already ordered some meds but i'd like to keep him overnight for observation."

you agreed. "y/n i–" he was interrupted when lucas started to call for you.

"i'll check up on him again later." he said before letting himself out of the emergency room.

after settling in and calling your parents. you had the chance to take a breather. walking in the halls with some of the staff recognizing you. you finally reached the cafeteria.

"can we talk?" alex's voice came from behind. you motioned for him to take the vacant seat in front of you.

"so...you've got a kid huh." he said starting the conversation.

"yeah. he's smart and funny..."

"i met him three years ago from a program we did back at boston. and instantly fell in love with him. can't believe that i'd be falling in love an infant though." both of you letting out a laugh.

"you know, i waited for you text or something." he spoke again.

"i waited over there too." you said smiling sadly at him.

"so you're the chief of peds surgery now huh." you said pointing at his coat. "yeah. robbins gave me the job, so she can do neonatal."

"are you staying?"

you stood up from the table before answering. "we're just visiting."

after that talk with alex, you went back to lucas' room. he's finally asleep after vomiting all afternoon.

"you can go back to the hotel and rest up." sitting at the end of the bed. "lucas' doctor, karev. isn't he that ex-boyfriend of yours?" your father asked as they were gathering their things.

"it's a good thing you listened to us cause you're doing way better than him, i mean have you seen him? hopkins is way better than this–"

"can we drop this conversation dad?" you said sighing as took as seat beside your child's bed.

"i'm just saying that you're doing way better than–" with your father not dropping the subject, it made you mad. all those years of torment of them hearing how great you are now just because you listened to them and left seattle.

"do you think i was fine after i left this hospital? i listened to everything the both of you said because i can't bear how you were treating me."

"the only good thing that happened to me over there is lucas! and don't think i didn't know what you said about me adopting him cause i–" you received a slap from your mother.

"how dare you speak to your father like that? we were only looking out for you and you adopting a kid you just saw at a program was–"

"out. i've heard enough." your mother protesting woke up lucas. "mama... where's grandma and grandpa going?"

"the-they're going home sweetie. we'll just visit them after we go home tomorrow okay?" rushing to his side so you could help him go back to sleep.

after your parents left, meredith was standing by the door. "are you okay? cause this is just my cup of tea y/n, i mean, mommy and daddy issues?"

laughing from what she said, you let her take a seat on the chair by bedside. "so you heard the whole thing."

"pretty much."

"well, hopkins was great. but you know, this place was my home, mer." sighing, and thinking that all of the things that happened today made you tired enough for days.

"i could hire you." she said nonchalantly. "are you serious?" you said in disbelief.

"you don't think i'm serious? i kinda own this place now."

"we could head down and sign the contract." looking at her, checking to see if she's really saying the truth.

"no. i–i can't." standing up and hushing your child as he started to turn again. "why? is it alex?"

"it's kinda stupid but yeah."

"what's stupid is the both of you are still in love with each other and you're not together."

"pretty sure he moved on mer. the minute i walked out on him. we were done." you said getting a cup of water and some apple slices which you presume was for your child.

"no. he still loves you."

"i left him after he proposed mer."

meredith stopped at what she was about, shocked at what she's hearing. "he proposed?"

"then i left him." you sternly added. "so that's why he always have this small box on his coat or pocket."

"what?"

"i think you weren't supposed to know that." she suddenly changed the topic about you and your program at hopkins and it turned to how you met your kid and how she loves her kids. just the both of you catching up.

the next day, meredith came back to check on the both of you for the third time. "are you sure you don't want to work back here, cause i told bailey and she's more than glad to have you back."

"mer–"

"we're moving here mama?" your kid said looking up from where he was playing with his toys.

"do you want to live here, sweetheart?" meredith asked him as she sat beside him.

"can we live near auntie mer?" lucas asked too excited. meredith looked at you with a smug grin on her face.

"bailey has an offer that tops hopkins." she said as she started to play with your kid again.

"fine. i'll talk to bailey, but i don't promise anything."

"i'll take it."

you didn't know how she convinced you to talk to bailey about your job here. but boy, meredith and bailey pulled out the big guns.

"look, i love the offer dr. bailey, but i just got here yesterday and–"

"we'll keep the position open for you dr. y/l/n, it would be really great to have you back with us." with that, you left the office wondering how you and lucas would be happier here.

to your surprise, alex was the one playing with your child.

"hey, where's aunt mer?" asking as you walked in. "she has a person to cure, mama." your kid said not looking up.

"you're mama's back now, champ. i'm going now." alex said as he ruffled lucas' hair. "don't go! i love playing with you!"

"baby i'm sure dr. alex has some patients to cure too." your kid started to have tears forming on his eyes, but he tried his best not to let one tear out.

"how about we, uhh--" you can't find a pretty good excuse for lucas to feel better.

"hey how about this. you and you're mom are going home in a few hours, right?" alex asked and he nodded. "you play with your mama first, and i'll come back after curing my patients?" lucas looked at you for a signal and you smiled at him which he took and nodded at alex. "you promise uncle alex?"

alex was quite taken aback by the way he called him. the whole time the both of you were around, he always called him by 'dr. alex'

"yeah. i'll be quick."

you mouthed thank you at alex and went to your kid's side, starting to play with him.

"ma?"

"yes?" the both of you are now eating your lunch, well you're doing most of the eating.

"auntie mer said uncle alex is special to you." almost choking at what he said, you tried to hide the coughing. "she told you that?"

sipping water trying to compose yourself. "h-he is, sweetheart."

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medscertification · 1 year

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Become a member of the ROYAL COLLEGE in the UK, EDINBURG, IRELAND, CANADA without examination.

The importance of MRCP is in its recognition abroad. A Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE is given a higher status and a higher pay package in gulf countries than MD general medicine even in Indian hospitals. There is a better job opportunity for members of the royal college.

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medvantagesolution · 3 months

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Navigating the Front Lines: Key Strategies and Basics in Emergency Medicine

Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is one of the most sort after course all around the world. The reason for that is it guides and improves a healthcare professional approach to the undifferentiated patient in the emergency department. The first question the we generally ask the patient when we see them in ED is are they sick or not sick. If the patient is sick, we need to act quickly in order to get the situation under control and stabilize them by starting the basic and calling for help if you are a junior doctor, so you know you have a senior to make sure nothing goes wrong. Also, we have to prioritize sick patients over not sick ones, clearly the ones have a life-threatening condition has to be cared first.

So, a fellowship course in Emergency Medicine helps us on how to rapidly assess the patient so we can get to the core reason why or what’s causing it and we have to simultaneously stabilize the patient at same time we are diagnosing and treating them, so that they start to feel better and decrease the likelihood of a bad outcome or complication which might turn out to be life threatening. Then the health care professional also has to expedite the diagnostic workup and management.

In India, Emergency Medicine gets plethora of different cases and scenarios, so when some is really sick, we need to get to the bottom of the problem as soon as possible. When we assess the an acutely ill patient, we generally start with a goal of identifying and treating immediate life-threatening condition. We accomplish that by performing the basics which is A-B-C-D Assessment on each and every patient in ED, each and every time. Whenever somebody’s sick we start with by monitoring their oxygen levels and performing IV access. Oxygen as it helps with the breathing and monitoring to keep tabs on whats going with the patient and IV access so we can treat them if needed. So, while we are assessing the patient and they have a life-threatening situation we have to treat it immediately, so you can’t take history of patient leisurely and perform a physical exam and then start thinking about a treatment that’s why doing fellowship course in Emergency Medicine helps you take make decisions faster and with a better accuracy.

So, we need to do all of it together to make sure our patient starts feeling better and get them stabilized as rapidly as possible for the best outcome. That’s why doing a Fellowship course in Emergency Medicine in India is one of the best decisions any healthcare professional can make in their lifetime.

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