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Breaking Bad News Demonstration - OSCE Guide | Breast Cancer Diagnosis | UKMLA | CPSA | PLAB 2

309K views · Aug 8, 2022 · Education

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@RaineStudio · 6 months ago
This poor lady has been through schizophrenia and depression and mania and anxiety and NOW she has to face cancer? Give the poor dear a break!
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@ShaistaSiddiqui-h5s · 1 year ago
How she (patient) is not working in films/dramas. My God ma’am you are a brilliant actor 👏🏼
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@aidanhoy9443 · 1 year ago
I’ve just watched a smoking cessation video with this actress now she’s telling me she has never smoked.
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@samamallick2072 · 3 years ago
Meredith: When you walk into a room to tell someone that their loved one has died, it’s more than just a list of bullet points you’ve memorized. Yours is the face they will remember for the rest of their life. They were fine before they met you. They picked up their children from school, they made dinner, and they got a call. The police showed up at their door and brought them here with those children to this room so that you can give them the worst news of their entire life. You are changing this person’s life forever. You are responsible for this moment. For the instant that person goes from wife to widow is you. All you. Nobody but you. So this person isn’t an inconvenience. They not a box on a list to be checked off. You are a part of their life now. Your words, your face. So take that seriously and recognize the important of your role. And respect the fact that that person’s pain is the biggest thing in the room. <br>☝🏻 This dialogue is one of the examples of how we should treat someone who is in immense pain and grief.
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@koyaskisses · 1 year ago
Bro my exam is in two weeks and i would start crying if the patient acted like this. Im tearing up right now
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@MultiRextreme · 4 years ago
When I saw this on my feed I legit thought this was some news regarding breaking bad 😂.Great video though!
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@Lala47362 · 3 years ago
I understand you need to use spikes for the osce markscheme, but as a patient I would feel soooo stressed with the doctor dilly dallying and not getting straight to the point. In real life surely as soon as you start saying things like "are you happy for me to discuss the results now, do you need anyone with you" they'd start getting stressed
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@oishi5518 · 3 years ago
really helpful, thank you geeky medics for all the hard work you put for us 💜.... The lady who played the patient is a great actress, I've noticed in some other videos too👏
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@matheusa3160 · 2 years ago (edited)
I came to this subject searching about that but in a corporate environment, but now I realise, the only bad news is given in hospitals, the rest are just casualties.<br>Big up to those professionals that can keep a straight face in such tough moments but also have empathy for the ones in need. That's a sad job, but somehow beautiful.
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@abhishekbhatta2071 · 3 years ago
Oscar 🏆🥇 winning performance by both actresses,didn't know before that to become a good international doctor you need too be good actor too.
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@scox825 · 10 months ago
Oh my!  This really choked me up - first year nursing student...don't know how I am going to do things like this (whenever I do have to).
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@roronoazoro3204 · 3 years ago
This incoming osce exam will be the most stressful experience in my life
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