Feedback session (SPK3972) by Hanifatiyah Ali

2019-05-03 02:17:30 UTC

Sg pelek very friendly and open ti students. Really learn alot from the patients and MO

I love GP Posting

2019-05-03 02:17:44 UTC

Dear doctor, why we have 2 weeks of kk posting and 1 week of gp, while other group have 2 weeks of gp and 1 week of kk. but actually i love to go anywhere. dont mind, but only curious because different place have different exposure. thank you

Good

2019-05-03 02:18:02 UTC

Good posting overall.

2019-05-03 02:18:34 UTC

We learned a lot during the posting. Precepting is new and it is nice to apply theory into practice.

GP

2019-05-03 02:19:10 UTC

Nice posting...just that i had only 1 day of GP. Other days in pelek

2019-05-03 02:19:33 UTC

I learned a lot in senior fammily medicine especially when I was attached in KK Seri Kembangan. I had learn how doctor consel the patient and manage emergency cases such as post ictal drowsiness and preterm prelabour delivery. Lot of interesting cases that we learned in kksk like guttate psoriasis, dog bites, kyphosis. In GP i not really learned much as i cannot clerk the patient and there was not much interesting cases. Most if the patient coming for physical check up and fomema.
Thank you Dr Hani

KK Salak is the best!

2019-05-03 02:19:49 UTC

Groupmates function teruk. All the FMS doctor was so nice to us, we gain a lot of knowledge from them. <3

2019-05-03 02:20:22 UTC

According to FMS in KKSP, we can follow the maternal and child health team doing home visit for the postnatal women. Maybe we can incorporate that into the curriculum, or during the 3rd yr fammed posting.

2019-05-03 02:20:56 UTC

Percepting is useful. It should be done more to train medical students in interviewing patient and obtaining a good history. KK Salak is fun but it would be better if there is X Ray machine so that we can learn how to read X Ray

2019-05-03 02:22:01 UTC

Interesting posting. New experience for me.

2019-05-03 02:24:11 UTC

Thank you Drs for the guidance throughout this posting. Precepting is a new interesting experience for me. I also learn consultation and communication skill from the FMS & MO in KK and GP. Thank you for the great experience 💐

We expose to different cases kk vs gp - KKSK

2019-05-03 02:26:06 UTC

i'm grateful to learned many things throughout this posting, that is totally different from being in medicine ward.

in kk and gp, im expose to first contact cases, need for referral.

case ive encountered:
1.tuberculosis
2.asthma
3.hiv consultation
4. methadone first sign up
6. anxiety disorder
7. common cold/influenza
8.dengue first contact day 3 febrile phase
9.complicated diabetic case
10.gdm
11.uncontrolled hpt
13.obesity
14.acute cases -otitis media, pharngitis

we encountered also dramatic emergency cases
1. patient was aggressive due to delirium (wohhh we were scared at that time!)

i'm grateful to doctors and fms who teaches us during kk n gp posting. im more expose to medical n surgical cases in this posting. this posting refresh my memories and knowledge especially the simple common cases. we should be like butter and bread to clerk history n manage cases such as asthma, dm, hpt, urti, tb, denggi.

thank you <3

2019-05-03 02:26:31 UTC

In my opinion, I think we should have gp attachment longer. The exposure is too short compared with kk attachment because we have already went to kk in 3rd year as well. It was a really awesome experience posted at gp and I can learn different thing and have widen view. For klinik salak, there are more specialists dr who willing to bring us, more teaching and I learned a lot at there.

Gonna miss this posting <3

2019-05-03 02:30:20 UTC

2019-05-03 02:32:03 UTC

Naga Amuthan tengah solat

Feedback

2019-05-03 02:37:25 UTC

Thanks a lot for your guidance, dr! We found that this posting is very helpful and interesting.

Good experience (edited)

2019-05-03 02:39:22 UTC

Thank you for the posting arrangement, I enjoyed it a lot. Now I know there are actually a lot of dilemmas in primary care's everyday practice. However, actually we students should maximize our learning opportunities. There are still a lot of things that I think we had not learned enough from this posting, e.g. in deciding on when to increase dosage, when to refer patients. Are there any ways that could help us improve?

Another thing to add on, in my opinion, it would be good if precepting can be standardized just like other clinical exams - e.g. having a fixed format and time slot for clerking, PE, Viva / consultation session - so that students will take it more seriously and prepare harder for it. I understand that different examination methods could also assess our skills in diff aspects, but what I observed was, if the assessments are not 'formal' enough, a lot of students will take the assessment lightly, which is something that we students should not be doing....Btw, I like the precepting session. Our FMS lecturer pointed out directly our strength and weaknesses effectively, and gave advice on how we should improve on.

Good note here, I think I am now more confident in terms of seeing patients and providing consultation in a primary care setting. I can appreciate the joy of managing patients in a primary care setting. Besides, this posting had made me realised that there are still a lot of basic clinical medical knowledge and skills that I am short of. These 4 weeks in family medicine had triggered me to recall and fine tune the knowledge and skills that had been taught throughout the past few postings.

Thank you to my lovely sea park GP doctor, KKSP staff and our kind fammed lecturers!