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My colleagues and I found ourselves thinking about Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem". Surprisingly, it’s a fitting metaphor for our journey. In physiotherapy, just like in the three-body problem, we're constantly navigating three interconnected elements: Patients, Therapists and The Environmental. Each patient presents a unique set of challenges and needs. From their physical condition to their mental state, understanding and adapting to each individual is akin to predicting the path of a wandering planet. Meanwhile as therapists, our knowledge, skills, and even our intuition play a crucial role. Our continuous learning and adaptability are essential in providing effective care. Finally ,the clinical setting, available resources, and even the broader healthcare landscape can significantly influence outcomes. Like gravitational forces, these external factors can either aid or complicate our efforts. Balancing these three elements requires a blend of science, art, and empathy. Every day is a new equation to solve, and while it may seem daunting, it’s also what makes this field so profoundly rewarding. #Physiotherapy #ThreeBodyProblem #Internship

Questions and Answers about the Student Experience in Summer Research Internship Program 2024 Topic 5: 🧬 Investigation on Polyacrylamide/Chitosan Nanofibers for Wound Healing🧬 The Summer Research Internship Program 2024 is diving into exploring the potential of electrospun nanofibers for advanced wound healing applications! 👩🔬Research Team: Mr. Nandagobal Sivadas from the CLU, along with undergraduate students from Medicine, Dental Medicine, Pharmacy, and Health Science. 🔍 Objective: Develop polyacrylamide/chitosan nanofibers to enhance wound healing by investigating their properties, providing hands-on production and testing experience, and evaluating their effectiveness for medical use. 🔬 Analytical Techniques: - Electrospinning Techniques - Characterization Methods for Nanofiber Properties 📊 Impact: The project enhances understanding of nanofiber applications in medicine by promoting innovative solutions for wound care. It provides valuable research experience and fosters collaboration across disciplines, advancing both scientific knowledge and practical applications in the field. #WoundHealing #Nanofibers #ResearchInternship #MedicalInnovation #HealthScience #Pharmacy #DentalMedicine #Medicine #Electrospinning #SummerInternship #ScientificResearch

Wondering what medical school looks like?📚🏥 Here’s a breakdown of the 4-year journey: 1️⃣ First 2 years in the classroom learning physiology and pathophysiology. 2️⃣ Third year in the hospital for rotations, seeing patients. 3️⃣ Fourth year for clinical rotations, internships, and electives. Dr. Barry explains what to expect each step of the way! 🌟👩⚕️ #MedSchoolJourney #FutureDoctors #MedicalSchool #DoctorLife #MedStudent #HealthcareEducation #MedicalTraining #DrBarrySpeaks #Medicine #Inspiration #StrivePath #MyStrivePath #CollegeAdmissions #CollegeAdmission #Collegepreps

Recently, I presented on the effect of exogenous substances on tissue quality and remedies to avoid the production of poor quality slides, one of the four seminar presentations required for my one year internship program in FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER, OWO, ONDO STATE.  Exploring the effects of exogenous substances on tissue quality is crucial in understanding how our environment and external factors can influence histological samples. By discussing remedies to prevent poor quality slides in histopathology, we enhance the accuracy of diagnostic procedures and research findings, ultimately improving patient care and scientific advancements in the medical field.

Learning on the Job: My Internship Experience in Physiology✨ Last week's content was on foundational knowledge, while this week's edition is on professional experience, medical research, and skills. Be rest assured that my posts henceforth will not be as lengthy as before. 😊 During my internship, while I was still a student, I had the chance to work alongside medical scientists, embryologists, and medical doctors. 🧑🔬👩⚕️ It was a huge learning curve that gave me hands-on experience in the field. I developed several technical skills that you don’t come by easily, from handling lab equipment 🛠️ to observing complex procedures. 🔬 One area that really stood out for me was working in embryology and getting exposed to assisted reproductive techniques. 👶✨ Seeing how these techniques help create life was incredible, and it taught me to stay sharp and always think on my feet. 🧠⚡ I wasn’t just learning the technical side—I was learning to adapt quickly, not sluggish but smart in decision-making. This experience solidified my passion for physiology and showed me how much impact the field has in healthcare. 🏥 Stay tuned for Wednesday's post.😘 Photo credits to Canva. #InternshipExperience #PhysiologyJourney #AssistedReproductiveTechniques #preciousakindeseptemberlinkedinchallenge

This project aims to leverage advanced computer vision techniques to enhance the monitoring and management of critical hospital equipment, specifically hospital beds and cardiac monitors. By employing the YOLOv8 (You Only Look Once, version 8) object detection model,  we have developed a robust system capable of accurately  detecting and identifying these essential medical devices within a healthcare setting #aimers #aimers society #internship #pscmr #yolov8 #object detection #sai satish

NEWS: Rana Khan, Ph.D., named inaugural director for New Biomedical Research & Training Center 🧪🥼 Hood's Biomedical Research & Training Center will be a hub for collaboration between higher education, government and the biomedical industry, offering professional development workshops as well as specialized internship and job placement opportunities to the demand for highly trained biomedical professionals. Read more: hood.ws/brtc-dean

🚨2024 LinkedIn Rewind🚨 I started using LinkedIn in late summer 2024, and the experience has been both educational and enriching. It has not only broadened my understanding of the professional landscape but also helped refine my career vision and goals. Here’s a look back at my 2024 LinkedIn journey: They say healthcare is about curing, but 2024 taught me it's really about connecting dots no one else sees. This year, I discovered that the most powerful innovations happen where technology meets human experience. From researching digital neurotherapeutics to a transformative medical internship in a Moroccan neonatal clinic, every experience showed me how complex and beautiful healthcare can be. 🌟 Highlights that Reshaped My Understanding: → Completed groundbreaking research on digital neurotherapeutics for ADHD, revealing how technology can transform mental health approaches. → Gained invaluable insights during a neonatal care internship in Morocco organised by the Career and Employability Services team with Intern Abroad HQ, witnessing healthcare's global and cultural dimensions. → Led a Dragons Den-style project to market an innovative medical wearable device for patients with allergies, demonstrating how technology can be leveraged to address the daily challenges faced by patients. → Graduated with a First Class Degree in Clinical Sciences from the University of Bradford and Transitioned to Physician Associate Studies at Hull York Medical School/University of Hull, refining my expertise and skills to deliver more effective, patient-centered care. Looking ahead to 2025: I'm committed to exploring how digital innovation and hands-on clinical care can create more holistic, compassionate healthcare experiences. To my mentors, colleagues, and the incredible healthcare community - thank you for showing me that true innovation is about connecting human stories, not just solving technical problems. #PhysicianAssociate #ClinicalSciences #Healthcare #Healthtech #MedTech #HealthcareInnovation #Innovation #LinkedInRewind #2024Rewind #NHS #CareerJourney #Graduate #Masters #Postgraduate #Internship #Medicalfield #ProfessionalDevelopment #GlobalHealth #Coauthor

At UHN, we’re shaping the future of health research by empowering emerging scientists through inclusive, innovative programs: ▶️ UHN STEM Pathways: Over 15,000 youth interactions through lab tours, workshops, and internships. ▶️ Pathways to Research: Breaking barriers for underrepresented students, fostering a more inclusive research community. ▶️ UHN Office of Research Trainees (ORT): Supporting 2,000+ trainees with resources, skills training, and professional development. ▶️ UHN Postdoc Association (UHNPA): Building a collaborative postdoc community to nurture future health care leaders. Our trainees and postdocs are already driving change—from improving care for heart transplant patients to supporting medical students during times of crisis. Together, we’re investing in the changemakers who will transform health care for generations to come. 📖 Learn more about how we’re securing the future of research: https://lnkd.in/guVcxtRZ #YearInResearch #FutureOfScience #NextGenUHN #HealthCareInnovation #UHNResearch #6DaysOfDiscovery

CodeAlpha internship task 4: Disease Prediction from Medical Data Create a model to predict the likelihood of a disease based on medical data (e.g., symptoms, patient history). Use datasets with labeled medical records and apply classification algorithms.