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Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Thirteen medical students shaved their heads and cut their ponytails Feb. 13 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. The group raised more than $12,000. Donations are still being accepted online at www.stbaldricks.org/events/ULSOM2014.
First-year medical students continued orientation week with an evening cruise on the Belle of Louisville, July 31. Dean Toni Ganzel and guests joined them.
OSCE examinations are compulsory for Medical students and specialist trainees. The student is led through a clinical scenario and then assessed on examination, history taking, investigation, diagnosis and management. Some students are able to practice OSCEs with a teacher acting as the patient, however not all candidates have equal/sufficient access to teachers as such a resource. This often leads to examination candidates not being prepared for the OSCE exam format, performing poorly compared with written paper examinations.
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Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Shaye Lewis has the full support of her family as she works her way through medical school. Read more. Photo by Matt Lush.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
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Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
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First-year medical students continued orientation week with an evening cruise on the Belle of Louisville, July 31. Dean Toni Ganzel and guests joined them.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Thirteen medical students shaved their heads and cut their ponytails Feb. 13 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. The group raised more than $12,000. Donations are still being accepted online at www.stbaldricks.org/events/ULSOM2014.
First-year medical students continued orientation week with an evening cruise on the Belle of Louisville, July 31. Dean Toni Ganzel and guests joined them.
First-year medical students continued orientation week with an evening cruise on the Belle of Louisville, July 31. Dean Toni Ganzel and guests joined them.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Thirteen medical students shaved their heads and cut their ponytails Feb. 13 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. The group raised more than $12,000. Donations are still being accepted online at www.stbaldricks.org/events/ULSOM2014.
Thirteen medical students shaved their heads and cut their ponytails Feb. 13 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. The group raised more than $12,000. Donations are still being accepted online at www.stbaldricks.org/events/ULSOM2014.
Pritzker School of Medicine students celebrate Match Day 2017 in Billings Auditorium (P-117) at the University of Chicago on Friday, March 17, 2017. (Photo by Joel Wintermantle)
Minister Aaron Motsoaledi welcomes back Cuban-trained medical students who are returning to South Africa. The minister was joined by MEC Sbongiseni Dlomo and Deputy Minister Joe Phaahla at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. (Photo: GCIS)
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Thirteen medical students shaved their heads and cut their ponytails Feb. 13 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. The group raised more than $12,000. Donations are still being accepted online at www.stbaldricks.org/events/ULSOM2014.
Minister Aaron Motsoaledi welcomes back Cuban-trained medical students who are returning to South Africa. The minister was joined by MEC Sbongiseni Dlomo and Deputy Minister Joe Phaahla at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. (Photo: GCIS)
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
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Thirteen medical students shaved their heads and cut their ponytails Feb. 13 to raise money for pediatric cancer research. The group raised more than $12,000. Donations are still being accepted online at www.stbaldricks.org/events/ULSOM2014.
Incoming medical students joined the ranks of their profession Sunday, July 28, as the Class of 2017 at the University of Louisville School of Medicine participated in the White Coat Ceremony. Held annually on the Sunday before orientation week, the White Coat Ceremony marks the first time students put on their white lab coats. It is the first taste of their professional careers and their first rite of passage into the health care community.
We gave $5000 to Children’s Hope in Action in Hoi An. CHIA is a grass roots NGO providing education, disability and medical services to disadvantaged children in the wider Quang Nam province where many families are barely surviving on $1-$2 a day. 30 teenagers are boarded there so they can get an education. Children with cerebral palsy, congenital limb deformation, and club feet are among those given help. They provided a bicycle for a student who couldn’t get to school otherwise. Several volunteers, including Australians and Americans, work there.
In Hue, we visited the public hospital where we send hand and heart surgery teams every year. Hue Central Hospital is one of the 3 biggest super hospitals in Vietnam, founded 120 years ago. It has 2400 beds. We have been sending hand surgery teams since 1997. Each visit they do 20 – 40 operations and teach skills for a week. The physios and nurses also teach their skills. Last year 60 surgeons from throughout Vietnam came to the course. The head of Hand Surgery, Dr. Nhat, and the head of the hospital’s International Cooperation Dept., Mr. Son, took us to see operating theatres and some patients and their emergency department. They send medical students overseas to work and also accept foreign students to work with them.
If you wish to learn more or help out with any of our projects, please contact Secretary Ward Pollard at mosman@rotarnet.com.au or 0400 125 595.