For all medicine related Students

[distant_memory 0]

hey distant_memory,

 

thanks for the reply. while i was in the uk, i was was aware of the depleting posts in the NHS... and the situation i snow even detoriating. well, i will take ur suggestion into consideration and amend accordingly. in the meanwhile, i want other members' suggestions too for this. the purpose a new sub-forum regarding medical studies in the UK in wnso site is 1. to provide comprehensive information to students and aspiring students in medical field and the situation and process in the UK, both to study and to work... it also includes nursing students , which is a hot-cake in nepal rt now...

2. information and education is never adequate... so this sub-forum will just add to the ever-increasing happenings and updates in medical/nursing education field.

 

how do u find my idea. pls reply

 

requesting everybody to reply... anything in this regards.

 

merci beaucoup,

doctorX

 

i don't mean to have a negative approach but there are literally a handful of nepali medical students here in the UK...infact it's probably less than 5... Similarly, i dont think UK is taking any more foreign nursing due to lack of jobs and increased number of nurses the schools here are generating. How are you going to make your information relevant for those who want to come here when it's virtually impossible? UK itself is generating more students than there are jobs...i'm worried i wont get a job!

 

I don't think giving information about going to med school in the UK and working in UK will be of much use to be honest. For those who want to do medicine here, it's pretty much streamlined. I think you should have appropriate informations for (i) those who want to persue a medical degree in Nepal or elsewhere (ii) those who want to do their PG else where, like the states, or australia, canada...

Edited October 30, 2007 by distant_memory

[DoctorX 0]

thanks distant_memory,

 

i am aware of the difficult situation there, but there's more to it then what u jus said. i will update soon on this as well.

 

c ya

 

docX

[thakur 0]

Hi all Medical related professionals..

here is a good Healthcare management forum

at http://hmanagerh.ning.com

 

so please have fun with it.

 

BY

 

[DoctorX 0]

thanks thakur,

 

i checked the website n its gud!

but why ning?

 

merci,

 

 

docteurX

[sunil 0]

Hello All,

 

Are we getting proper benefit from our Medical Section? You are free to visit NDR site made by Dr. Angel. In fact Angel is my student and he has been inspired by our WNSO forum and created that forum. So that is at least a positive side of our forum.

[shyamprad 0]

It is nice to hear from you that our forum has been an impression to creative minds.

 

Evidence of the influence is moreover, encouraging and appreaciable too.

 

Thanks Sunil sir.

[DoctorX 0]

yes,

 

i agree that xenomed is a good forum and the fact that it was originally inspired by our forum is quite exciting!... but what it lacks is abt medical colleges and makeing aspiring students easy... cuz it is primarily meant for medical students and medical professionals (it does have sections in USMLE and PLAB though!), n not for aspiring students... appearantly from its contents. well, it is good for them , but that part has to be fulfilled... so y not jot down info for aspiring medical students here in our forum?

 

think abt it n jot!

 

merci,

 

docteur

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