TSR Med Students&#x27; Society (TSR Meds)

Does anyone know anything about death certificates?

Reply 5603

visesh

Daveo

Does anyone know anything about death certificates?

They are one of the only things we can't get while still alive?

Reply 5604

DrPickles

Daveo

Does anyone know anything about death certificates?

erm..its something i should know as i think i have been taught it...woops!

Reply 5605

Fluffy

15

Daveo

Does anyone know anything about death certificates?

What about them? Anything specific?

Reply 5606

Daveo

More specifically, anybody got any lectures or powerpoints on them? Or tips on writing them?

Reply 5607

http://student.bmj.com/issues/02/03/education/54.php

Daveo

More specifically, anybody got any lectures or powerpoints on them? Or tips on writing them?

I know that the Ox Handbook Foundation Programme have a decent guide.

Reply 5608

Fluffy

15

Reply 5609

Daveo

http://student.bmj.com/issues/02/03/education/54.php

Fluffy

ooooo. v.useful, thanks!

Reply 5610

Helenia

20

OK, there's an open report currently on the number of work experience threads (you know who you are :wink:

) in this place. I'm tempted to make it into some sort of sticky, linking to the wiki and all that jazz, and start merging stuff into it, but not sure if that will work entirely. Thought I'd consult you guys, seeing as you're the ones most likely to be helping out with that sort of thing - one big thread or lots of little ones?

Reply 5611

randdom

20

Helenia

OK, there's an open report currently on the number of work experience threads (you know who you are :wink:

) in this place. I'm tempted to make it into some sort of sticky, linking to the wiki and all that jazz, and start merging stuff into it, but not sure if that will work entirely. Thought I'd consult you guys, seeing as you're the ones most likely to be helping out with that sort of thing - one big thread or lots of little ones?

One big thread definitely I think.

Reply 5612

Wangers

Helenia

OK, there's an open report currently on the number of work experience threads (you know who you are :wink:

) in this place. I'm tempted to make it into some sort of sticky, linking to the wiki and all that jazz, and start merging stuff into it, but not sure if that will work entirely. Thought I'd consult you guys, seeing as you're the ones most likely to be helping out with that sort of thing - one big thread or lots of little ones?

Why not have a few catagories of 'ask a offer holder threads'

w/e
ps
entrance tests
gap years
the B you have in GCSE ****wittery

Then I won't feel guilty about ignoring those that are:

a) blind
b) don't search.

Reply 5613

One big thread, but everyone's circumstances but all the little buggers think that they're different and special.

Lock or merge, now that's a better question. :colone:

Reply 5614

Wangers

Renal

One big thread, but everyone's circumstances but all the little buggers think that they're different and special.

Lock or merge, now that's a better question. :colone:

With a face like that, you'd be better off locking and loading :wink:

Reply 5615

Saffie

11

one big thread please.

HSPH ('human science and public health') is a joke. A really bad one.
Lectures would be better suited to 12 year olds. My pbl group are being more ridiculous than ever. They're so rude and stupid. They only got here because they went to private schools and they arent even gracious or polite when they fail to understand basic concepts. I dont understand why the PBL tutor is so patient or why he persists in trying to teach them stuff they should have learnt in their own time.
/rant

Reply 5616

Saffie

HSPH ('human science and public health') is a joke. A really bad one.
Lectures would be better suited to 12 year olds. My pbl group are being more ridiculous than ever. They're so rude and stupid. They only got here because they went to private schools and they arent even gracious or polite when they fail to understand basic concepts. I dont understand why the PBL tutor is so patient or why he persists in trying to teach them stuff they should have learnt in their own time.
/rant

I LOL'd.

Reply 5617

Helenia

20

Renal

One big thread, but everyone's circumstances but all the little buggers think that they're different and special.

Lock or merge, now that's a better question. :colone:

I always used to merge, but it does muck things up if you mix up posts. Am tempted just to lock with a standard response telling them to look in the big thread.

Reply 5618