Please follow and like us:Today’s post is a short one. CREATE which is an arm of Ultimaker did a feature post on my 3D printing business. Read it here: https://www.createeducation.com/blog/life-of-a-docpreneur/ Life is busy at the moment. I have to concentrate on my dissertation for my MSc programme as the deadline for submission is around the […]
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Published article by Adesuwa Garrick at MedEdPublish Source: MedEdPublish Article: Cataract-Surgery Informal Feedback for Trainees (C-SIFT)
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I aim to simplify all the arms of Industry 4.0. My last post focused on 3D printing (additive manufacturing). Read it here: https://thespearking.com/additive-manufacturing-and-industry-4-0-an-exciting-world/. For this post, I have chosen a different arm of Industry 4.0: The Internet of Things (IoT) The first movie of ‘The Terminator’ was released in 1984. At the time, I was transfixed. However, I
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When I first heard of additive manufacturing and Industry 4.0, I did not have a clue what either meant. Now I do. Thanks to the MSc program.https://thespearking.com/week-beginning-28th-of-the-october/ Additive manufacturing and 3D printing are interchangeable words and will be used as such within this post. The first assessment for my MSc program was to write an
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The title of this post changed many times. Trying to convey my thoughts on an ‘institutionalized professional’ may be challenging. Many professionals, specifically medical colleagues, will disagree with me on this topic. I accept that. However, if you strongly disagree with me, please let me know your thoughts in the comments and we can do ‘battle’ ?
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As a medical doctor, trainees or consultants, the effective use of time is tricky and improves with experience. Why use time effectively?? Trainee doctors in the United Kingdom (UK) have an average of 7 years to complete training (excluding GP’s). Within this time, they have to pass Royal college exams (average of 3 professional exams)
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Introduction To me intelligent distractions and Hobbies are one and the same. We need both to ensure work-life balance. Otherwise, we will have only work and know life. Quick Links What is a distraction? What is an intelligent distraction or Hobby? Is it work or passion? My idea for an intelligent distraction. Examples of industry
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Having a side hustle https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/293954 is all the rage at the moment. Everyone is wanting to start one. Perhaps to have some independence, be the boss instead of working for someone else, and/or to leave a legacy. As a medical doctor or full-time professional in any field, developing a side hustle is challenging if not planned with
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