10 Common Skin Rashes: Visual Guide and Symptoms Identifying a skin rash is crucial for determining whether you need home care or emergency medical intervention. This guide provides descriptions and v...
Should I chase up my doctor? (yes) Yes, yes and yes. [“OK, we have got it” MyHSN Ed.] In fact. Check, check and check again. This is the simplest and most important piece of advice on this website. Le...
How to Make a Complaint About a Doctor Providing feedback or making a complaint about your medical care is a fundamental right within the NHS. While doctors and nurses strive for excellence, mistakes ...
Is a Career in Rheumatology Right for You? – 5 Pros and 5 Cons for Doctors and Medical Students Whether you’re a medical student or a junior doctor considering a specialty, Rheumatology stands out as ...
Is a Career in Histopathology Right for You? 5 Pros and 5 Cons for Doctors and Medical Students For many medical students and junior doctors, Histopathology remains a “hidden specialty”—a ...
What is a Teaching Hospital? In the complex landscape of the NHS, hospitals are not all created equal. Whilst your local hospital is designed to handle everyday emergencies and standard surgeries, a T...
What is a general hospital? They are usually smaller local hospitals, as compared to regional teaching hospitals. They often have 300-500 beds. They used to be called District General Hospitals (DGHs)...
Visiting Someone in Hospital : 5 Do’s and 5 Don’ts Visiting a friend or family member in the hospital is one of the most supportive things you can do. A familiar face can significantly boost a patient...
5 Common Causes of a Skin Rash – When to Worry and When to See a Doctor A skin rash is a change in skin colour, texture, or appearance and is a common reason people seek medical advice. Rashes m...
What does the skin do? (7 functions) The skin is far more than just the body’s outer covering; it is the largest and heaviest organ in the human body. Often referred to as the “integumentary sys...
