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GCSE and A level science LIVE on Facebook with QTS Sam Piri EVERYDAY at 10am GMT

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INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL WORK EXPERIENCE FOR MEDICS IN THE MAKING

AVAILABLE EVERY OTHER WEEK ON MEDICPLAYER

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24HRS on the ward is a 24 part series offering students a fully certified medical work experience to supplement their application to medical school. In each episode you will follow a doctor as they meet and treat a patient. In the episode you will be front and centre in controlling the patients clinical journey. Learn the pillars of medical ethics, decision making in clinal practice and the process of diagnosis and prognosis.

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  • Filmed in Birmingham with our real NHS doctors

  • Patient consent and approved for learning

  • Get a certificate for UCAS & Interview

 

 

Available every other Wednesday on Medic Player.

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Fully certified for UCAS

 

We work with over 40 NHS trusts

 

We train over 55,000 medical professionalsProduced by real doctors

 

Complete a reflective log for your records

 

Talk about your experience in your personal statement

 

Exceed at interview and secure your university place

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Demonstrate crucial skills in empathy and compassion as well as situational judgement and decision making.

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INCREDIBLE

"UNLIKE ANYTHING

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"AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE"

"THEY'LL NEED IRON STOMACHS"

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The COVID-19 outbreak spread globally in just three months, in its wake it caused unprecedented economic disruption and left a global death toll unlike anything witnessed in modern society. But how did this respiratory virus creep upon us? Where did it come from? What is the mechanism of action? How does it spread… but more importantly, how do we stop it?

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The events of this spring have taught us that we need a more coordinated global effort to prevent dangerous viruses from jumping from animal to human, better testing, greater PPE stocks and more importantly greater investment in biomedical research.