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jasminei.bsky.social

Renal & ICM Registrar - off on a Paeds ICM/Retrieval adventure presently. Hopeful SAS Renal-Intensivist. ❤️: ICM(Adults/paeds), Kidneys, Internal medicine, POCUS, good food, films & books (and Jazz music🧚🏾‍♂️) I love to learn - teach me everything!

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Do you ever get pre-annoyed? Like you already know someone is about to piss you off

submitted 26 days ago • 18 comments

My friend: how do you stay in the house all day? Me: all my stuff is there and I don't like people.

submitted 48 days ago • 54 comments

🧵 #medsky did you know that one of the first cases of peritoneal dialysis was a pregnant woman with eclampsia in the '40s? It took a while, but here it is! A @kidneymed.bsky.social review on pregnancy ✍️ @drpriyajohn.bsky.social @silvishah.bsky.social www.kidneymedicinejournal.org/article/S259...

submitted 60 days ago • 2 comments

Israel has destroyed the last remaining hospital in northern Gaza. We have witnessed the total decimation of Palestinian healthcare, met with silence from political leaders who refuse to acknowledge the horrors they have enabled. This is the dehumanising reality of genocide.

submitted 61 days ago • 60 comments

Appropriatest coffee mug

submitted 63 days ago • 333 comments

We’re looking for a doctor in any training programme (ST1-5) to join us as the 1st ever pan-London Foundation School Simulation Fellow! A 100% non-clinical role for someone interested in driving change+improvement in sim education for all London Foundation docs Fantastic OOPE! shorturl.at/jv38U

submitted 97 days ago • 1 comment

No ads. No bots. No racial slurs or insults. My feed is just people doing their own thing, talking medicine and just being chill. I’m here for it!!

submitted 96 days ago • 0 comments

UK anaesthetic peeps I mean…

submitted 100 days ago • 0 comments

#anaesthetic people ☺️, how likely is it to be able to get time time to complete the Anaesthetics portion of stage 1 as a SAS or CESR person? Thank you!