Life as an F1 and Managing Admin Work - FY1
Summary
In this engaging teaching session, delegates will delve into the realities of life as a Foundation Year 1 (FY1) doctor, with a distinct focus on handling administrative tasks, a vital yet challenging aspect often overlooked in medical training. Experienced medics will share actionable strategies, insights, and personal experiences of coping with pressures and demands inherent in this role. Don't miss this opportunity to efficiently manage your time and obligations, thereby enhancing patient care and driving your career growth. Join us to thrive, not just survive in your first year of professional practice!
Learning objectives
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By the end of the session, learners will understand the day-to-day responsibilities and challenges of an F1 (Foundation Year 1) doctor, including clinical duties, procedures, and decision-making process.
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The audience will develop an insight into the administrative aspects of working as an F1, such as paperwork, digital record-keeping, handling patient details, and other clerical tasks.
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Participants will learn practical strategies for managing time effectively, prioritizing tasks and balancing clinical and administrative work in a busy medical setting.
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Learners will be able to identify common stressors and challenges faced by F1 doctors and propose potential solutions or methods to overcome these hurdles, thereby improving mental health and work efficiency.
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The teaching session will equip the learners with communication skills essential for interacting with other healthcare professionals, patients and their relatives, contributing to a smoother transition from a medical student to an F1 doctor.