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I did want to do a live presentation of the course but for some reason I am unable to do so please don't hesitate to drop me a message I have added bonus cheat sheet style diagrams to aid in your journey seperately. I will try again to do a live session.
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The Power of Case-Based Discussions: Learning Through Real Experience
Case-based discussions (CBDs) are one of the most effective ways to bridge the gap between theory and real-world practice. By exploring real or simulated cases together, we move beyond textbook knowledge to understand how decisions are made, what challenges arise, and how different approaches can lead to different outcomes. Why they’re important: 🧠 Deeper understanding: Discussing actual cases helps solidify knowledge and reveal nuances that standard teaching might miss. 🤝 Collaborative learning: They encourage sharing perspectives and learning from each other’s reasoning. 🔍 Reflective practice: Reflecting on cases helps us recognize what went well, what could be improved, and how to apply those lessons next time. 📈 Better decision-making: Working through complex, real-world scenarios builds confidence and clinical (or professional) judgment. If you’ve been part of a valuable case-based discussion, what made it impactful for you? Share an example or insight below — it could inspire how others approach their next case discussion.
🩺 Random Clinical Tip of the Day
If an adult has persistent unilateral ear discharge that smells foul, especially with hearing loss, think cholesteatoma this is not “recurrent otitis externa”. 🔴 Avoid ototoxic drops if there’s any chance of a perforated tympanic membrane 🔴 Don’t keep cycling antibiotics ✅ Refer to ENT urgently as this is a destructive condition, not a benign one Early suspicion = fewer complications (and fewer sleepless nights later) P.s. Cilodex (is non ototoxic)
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🩺 Clinical Tip of the Day
Always check renal function before prescribing or adjusting medications especially antibiotics, anticoagulants and NSAIDs. An eGFR that’s borderline today may have been normal last week. 👉 Dose for the kidneys you have, not the ones you hope for 👉 Acute kidney injury is easy to miss if you don’t look Safe prescribing is good medicine.
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