2 THINGS THAT MAKE YOU LOSE POINTS WHEN PRESENTING YOUR MEDICAL RECORDS Every month, students and newly graduated doctors come to practice at the clinic. I often have to spend a lot of time instructing them how to present medical records effectively. In the process of working with students, I feel there are two mistakes they often make. So today I want to share about this topic in the hope of helping students and young doctors during their clinical internship. If you make one or both of these mistakes, it is possible that your clinical instructor will have a negative assessment of your thinking ability...

You know, from the time I was in Vietnam until I came to America, I always felt the feeling of being "poor," "living at the bottom of society," and also "receiving alms from others." And I once promised myself that "One day I and my family will no longer be poor." That's why I constantly study and upgrade myself. I study to escape poverty - material poverty and thinking poverty...

When I first came to America, I didn't know English and had no direction for my future. Although my family is very supportive of my child's education, no one has enough understanding to guide me. I don't know how I will graduate, or how to register for university, or what major I will pursue. I just know I have to try my best every day. But in return I have a nature...