Supporting Young Doctors

Psychosis in young doctors.

Three young men who had serious psychotic illnesses as final-year medical students, with damaging recurrences later in two, have subsequently succeeded as clinical practitioners. One has so far completed five healthy years, the others two years each, since treatment with phenothiazines and support.

Supporting empathetic interactions between doctors and patients

Copyright is held by the author/owner(s). CHI’13, April 27 – May 2, 2013, Paris, France. ACM 978-1-XXXX-XXXX-X/XX/XX. Introduction and motivation Empathy and empathetic communication skills are gaining in importance in medical community [9, 1, 4, 3], with various communication skills courses existing for students as well as practicing doctors. To quote Brown [2], the topic has recently raised f...

Consultation skills of young doctors: II--Most young doctors are bad at giving information.

Forty young doctors, half of whom had had feedback training in interviewing as students, were assessed five years later. Each interviewed three patients and after being given results of examination, investigations, and diagnosis and prognosis returned to discuss them with each patient for 10 minutes. These discussions were filmed on videotape and evaluated. There was no difference between the s...

International Workshop of Young Doctors in Geomechanics

The objective of the present project was to study how high temperatures affect the different mechanical parameters of chalks. The general result is that both cohesion and the hydrostatic yield stress are typically reduced about 20 % in going from 20 to 130 C, but the magnitude of this reduction may be chalk type dependent.

A Young Doctor's Views of Old Doctors