juniordoc84

Well.....i 'm one of those who read more than posting..why? i'm crawling at the neonatology world,u know PGY1,still junior who carries his note and write down every word the attendant say at the round,check neofax more than 50 times a day and alot of similar things while most of the members here 're "Big players" at the field.....so i enjoy watching for the mean time ,but i 'm considering being noisy after a while. one of the things i like most here that each post is taken seriously and there 's no delay in replay,the discussions also it's few but highlights some aspects that i didnot notice befor. sure i would like more e-mails and reminders,more competitions. i think there no need for local sections in other language 'English rules" the thing that we need more at the forum is as u said more action more activity.....i like you guys keep on what your doing

Thanks Dr.Stefan for your help. actually this summary was for a presentation at our department as part of the weekly mortality meeting,each resident present one of the cases and it's used in his evaluation ,so i needed to do it in a good way or in a different way than my colleagues "medical competitive behavior syndrome:D". can i post it here so get your evaluation also? and if it was for a journal how it gonna be like?

well i need your help...am working on a death summary of one of the babies,i got the data but the proplem lies in the lay out i cannot find the ideal way in presenting the data

Post graduate year -1 first year of residency,i cannot tell the amount of stress i'm facing here,after just finishing my intern years and applied for the match here and got the residency of my dreams "neonatology" that was when the happy days was over. I am spending my first month in 30 hour shift every 48 hours between resuscitation rooms and level 1 NICU with loads of assignments,rounds to attend and skills to learn. so any ideas for surviving those days

8 years in order to be a neonatologist....impressive. the pediateric residency here is 3 years only

Our medical schools here at Egypt offers Neonatology residency programs beside pediatric ones,we spend 2 years at NICU,8 months at pediatric wards,4 months at PICU On the other hand i found that at USA or UK neonatology 's a subspeciality that one should finish pediatric residency first in order to be eligible to 've neonatology fellowship i just wanna know if our system considered weak or what ?