hello, i got it from taobao. its kinda like a sticker so peel off the back to reveal the sticky side, but make sure to get one that doesnt peel off the wallpaper :') theres lots of choices if u search "stick on wallpaper" hope this helps :)

hellooo i got it on taobao, it comes without the hanger hahaha if you screenshot it and search the pic, similar products should come out

hello,,,,,, technically yes :> you can ask your RA about it hahahaha

hello hehehe i love your qn,, firstly, nurses dont pack medication - thats the pharmacists job :') we give the meds to patients & call/order meds if the pharmacy doesnt supply it in time/we run out of the supply... i would say the roles differ if youre an enrolled nurse or a staff nurse. enrolled nurse is responsible for the activities of daily living (ADLs) of the pts,, basically basic care - ensure they eat their food, turn them every 2 hours to prevent pressure injuries from forming for those bed bound pts, charting their intake & output (what they eat, assisted feeding, NGT (nasogastric tube feeding etc, urine, vomit, feces, blood, wound drains etc) --> which means diaper changing, sponging and showering pts. they also check pts vital signs, transport pts and carry out any tasks that the staff nurse delegates to them. for me, ill be becoming a staff nurse, which is more of holistic management of the pt. we dont have the time to sit down and talk to the pt (imagine we have 12-16 pts) we listen to the handover from the previous shift and take note of any notable stuff, read the doctors ward rounds and carry out the tasks, serve medications routinely - oral and IV meds, escalate any changes/deteriorations in pt condition & discussing w doctors/ allied healthcare professionals (eg. vital signs alarming changes, pt suddenly vomit, become confused etc), check pts blood glucose levels and administer insulin if needed, perform wound dressings, talk to family members, write our report while assessing the pts condition ++++ etcetcetc hahhaha i would say for SNs, admin matters (phone calls, filling up checklists, writing report!!!) is like 30%, and 40% serving meds & carrying out dr instructions, 20% assessing pt condition holistically, 10% miscellaneous hahah if youre interested, perhaps you can intern / seek job shadowing opportunities / work as a basic care assistant :) hope this helps. do let me know if you have any other qns or curious about anything else - i may make a vid on this :) lmk

@@ashfeels woahwoah didnt know there were different types of nurses :0 thanks for taking time to answer my question!! Jia yous!!

@@OnlyDreams807 hahah yea and this is only for bedside nursing, theres many more departments nurses can go into so the job scope differs :) tyy

hello! yeap i got in directly w/o interview

helloo ​@@ashfeels! i jst got the mohh hma! and i dont know anyone else who got it😓 so i jst thought to try reaching out! i only realised tht thrs a diff betw hma and hms... may ik if its common to upgrade to hms (esp since it requires additional interviews)? and do awardees only (not scholars) face disadvantage at work in ur opinion🥹🥹 one last thing!! does mohh cover a portion or all of ur rc fees? jst curious bc i was lucky enough to get selected for an rc too! THANK YOU SO MUCH for your help i would appreciate all responses🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

@@rainingthepooh3547 yoooo LOL I ALSO just googled and realise there's a diff o well i don't know anyone who got upgraded but idt it matters bc the benefits are the same. also we're treated and addressed as scholars so?? & NO disadvantage!! why would have leh? rc.. they have a limit lah so in a way is a portion, especially if you choose the more ex rooms w aircon/ in suite then ya lor must fork out more $$ which rc you going!

heyo~ thank u :) your videos are really neat too!

lolol u captured the essence of the vid well

@@ashfeels there were yayyy bits too, but I just liked the 'booo butter beer blehh' note hahaha. At least you didn't keep it to drink later and then pancake beer ruins the picnic 😅

@@jradicals87 hahahhaha thx; my friends drank it all :D they like it better than i do :')

awww thank you so much :) im glad my content helped you :)) good luck!

hihi, i've answered a similar question in this comment section as well! im not rly sure of the exact number but they are open to the whole level, my best take would be arnd 10 ppl to 4 bathrooms, but no one is restricted to walking further to find another available cubicle!

hello! thats interesting, thank you for the information :)

HAHAHHA THANKS GIRLIE <3

YAY!!

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@@venicelala207 heh thanks for replying HAHAHHA

yaaa man so fun hahahaha

hello! thank you hehe :D excited for you! there are several bathrooms and kitchens on a floor - i think maybe 3-4 kitchens and arnd 12 bathrooms with shower, honestly im not sure how many rooms there are, but it was not crowded. sorry couldnt be of much help :<

Thank you! No, this is very helpful! I find choosing an accommodation quite stressful haha

i see, some toilets were damaged when i was there 2 years ago, but im not sure if they fixed it. apart from the (some) toilets, and the lack of ventilation, i think is quite a good place to stay - the reception would help u unlock your door if u forgot your card, and there are computer rooms with aircon on the first floor :)@@bellagreenmusic

hehe thanks :D & YA the dorm was more spacious than i thought, the only downside is that no air circulation!!!! sis dying of suffocation man & also the toilet some rly cmi :') but loved the weekly clean up service!!

yayyy!! <3

hi, im sorry i dont know about that

hello!! sflr i missed this comment! im interested in gg into OT (operating theatre)

@ashfeels Oooo why OT?? U don't like bedside care (changing diapers XD) ?

@@shinyfennecfox1421 changing diapers' not a big deal, i'm more concerned about my emotional and physical health. i feel that OT is less emotionally and physically demanding.

hello, i have friends who do that! but i dont bc i want a chiller life HAHA but if you have the passion you can def do it!

its goodnotes!

hello!! sflr, hope this would help (for nus nursing) medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursing/education-2/undergraduate/bachelor-of-science-nursing-bachelor-of-science-nursing-hons-new/

hello! it was offered thru my school as part of experiencing nursing life, but you can apply directly to the hospitals thru their websites! not sure their uptake rate tho; otherwise, you can apply to work as a healthcare assistant - helping nurses with the basic activities of daily living & you'll be able to observe what they do on a daily basis! hope this helps :)

hello! sadly there arent any... theres only washing machine and dryer :'

@@ashfeels I see, thank you!

hello, hope this helps. im not very knowledgable about foreigners studying in sg but www.nyp.edu.sg/schools/shss/full-time-courses/nursing/entry-requirements.html you can try to look at this

LOL is it, i think my mom labelled that but i do too :)

@@ashfeels I'm from Taiwan and will be in NUS for student exchange in 2022/2023 Sem1, so excited to join the big family!

@@leem600 nice, have fun!

glad it helped :D

HEHE <3

hahaha not sure about peaceful but definitely fun :)

hello!! thank you :D will be uploading a vid about my 2 years in capt soon stay tuned for that :D

hi! when you graduate you'll be able to put down your preference on which department to go to eg: med/surg ward, OT, A&E, ICU etc etc.. ofc, all these depends on the hospital you're going to. in sg, if you want to go into paeds/womens health then KKH is the best public hospital to go to since they specialise in that. likewise for other hospitals :) hope this helps!

@@ashfeels ooo i see! what about if say you don't rlly like your specialty? is it possible to change after a few years?

@@UberRyanEatingCake hmmm, i would think that it is possible, just harder. so j explore your options first before committing!

@@ashfeels icic thank u so much!! :)

hii! HAVE FUNN!! excited for u :>

@@ashfeels awww thanks your so nice I love ur vids 💓💓💓

@@billieseyelashcurler1444 thank youu <33

hello! firstly, glad this vid helped you! secondly, third times the charm! maybe focus on doing HCA (healthcare assistant) for your job since the jobscope is most similar to nursing (typical medside nursing) also, if all else fails, you can always get a diploma in nursing :)

girlie this is like 2/3 of my things hahha brought some home before filming this but everything fits ah HAHAHA

@@ashfeels ......... u gta help me fit my hall room 🤧

@@venicelala207 oki sure why not

Hi! glad you found this helpful :> have fun in uni~

@@ashfeels Thanks. Hope you are having a wonderful time at Uni

oooof i wish

hello! yeap we do :'

hi! yes i have thought about that before, and i concluded that the reasons i would break my bond are: 1. if i don't enjoy nursing anymore, 2. if i find nursing too stressful. there are many departments in a particular hospital that nurses can join. i can switch around the departments eg A&E, ICU, OT, ward nurse etc, and there are options for me to change my work timings to office hours (subject to availability), and i can work part time as a nurse at that hospital also, i just have to discuss with the hospital. i think the money that i need to payback if i break my bond is mostly why i think i wont break my bond; but i agree with you, 4 years to a specific hospital seems really long now, but I'm hopeful that during that 4 years, i will be able to brush up on my nursing skills and really get that experience. even if i wanted to switch to other hospitals or go private clinics etc, having 4 years hospital experience is quite solid i feel. and if i don't like the ward, I'm pretty sure i can request to change it after some time

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Glad you enjoyed it!

Awww... ... Genuinely thankful for your sincere and kind words~@@ashfeels Really appreciate it!

😇 Seems like an amazing and splendid experience too

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