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Such a great and lovely explanation:)

The 71yr old is more viable than than the people with disease and chronic drinking.

I feel like nurses are being overused and paid less .

@13:49 Where does it even mention that everyone is an author? How did you conclude that all authors are writers? The stem says some people are poets and all poets are authors. This stem is really tricky and there is just no way to use a venn diagram or even flow chart for it 😅🤣

@11:46 also it says ELIGIBLE for promotion after 3 years in the same position. That does not mean DEFINITE which means absolute. So that's why it has to be a No.

love love these videos! so informational

My interview is in half an hour. I’ve used a lot of your material to prepare. Thank you so much not only for the information but for the lovely way you’ve presented it and how concise it was. Thank you Hannah! Wish me luck!

It's an amazing video, has awesome motivational quotes and is well structured. Keep going, keep going.... perseverance. Thank you.

I actually love your videos so aesthetic and calming the rly helped me , thank you so much!!!!

Gonna firm HYMS! How does the system work after 2 years, like where do u stay?

I'm a Jehovah's Witness, ask me anything

Can I say that I am a hoarder. I have trouble getting rid of stuff.I still have stuff like toys and books from childhood that I haven’t gotten rid of.I am working on it though. Would saying this would be ok or not?

Ou videos are amazing

Binge watching all your videos

How should you answer if you come up with any examples for leadership team work etc

The most difficult thing for me is to answer questions like “tell me about a time you showed teamwork or when you demonstrated this and that’. its so hard to come up with examples

Very very useful video

haha i just had my hullyork medical interview and i thought i recognised you, wish i had said something now!

You are the best. Hannah. X

I have my HYMS interview next wednesday. I love your videos. wish me luck!

Ya so helpful thank you

very helpful video

Thank you so much for this video, it was so useful and i loved how you broke it all down and explained it fully. Its has helped me so much and has made me feel more confident with these type of questions :) Thanks again

You are great Hannah, thank you for your helpful hints! happy to find you😘😘

This was very helpful, thank you

It’s concerning that the inference postulated is that refusing allogeneic blood transfusions automatically result in the death of a patient. That’s an oversimplification of a very complicated scenario. Every case no doubt is unique, as is the Drs experience in patient blood management, tools and resources of the treating facility, as well as other factors. Regarding the ethical component; is over riding the deeply held religious conviction, expressed verbally or in writing,(given capacity is demonstrated) “In the best interest of the patient”? Drs may feel blood transfusion is the quickest and simplest solution to help a patient; it’s not the only solution. It isn’t the forum to discuss strategies that make blood transfusion redundant, being aware of such erodes the ethical questions Drs face. Ie if I can’t transfuse, what can I do to improve the chance of a positive outcome for this patient? If the clock is ticking, time isn’t wasted arguing or threatening the patient with death if they refuse blood transfusion. The treating team does the best they can in the circumstances they’re in.

Dear Hannah, I hope you are fine and having a good time in life! Thank you so much for your videos. I have an interview in two weeks, and I am watching all your videos right now. They are so informative and helpful! And on top your vibes are giving me a good feeling 🍀thank you! I wish you all the best ❤

Sounds like the Gillicks test doesn't account for a child being raised in the coercive environment of a high control religion. So many jw children have died from being deemed competent to make the choice not to have blood, but I bet if they had lived a few more years they would have left the religion anyway. The retention of born-in members is only 30%.

what if the patient is dead and the public find out - is that rightlike morally correct

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i refuse anyone blood they are not Jesus and have sin and their own karma and i dont want their or anyones blood in my body i believe thats a sin. when it's time to die it's time to die. dont make that decision for me. my life my body my choice that is what they say when they are going to murder their unborn babies ! correct than i have that choice for my own life!

Are there any jehovah witness doctors or nurses who would refuse to give or even suggest a transfusion because of their beliefs.! Cos that's a really scary thought😮

Wasn't the Childrens Act a movie, not a series? JWs don't refuse blood because it's impure. That's completely incorrect. They refuse it for religious reasons. The bible tells them that "life is in the blood" and it is a sin to take life-blood from another. They believe that its faith in Jesus 'shed blood that grants them life, and not taking in blood from another human. They don't refuse blood because they don't understand the transfusion procedure or are afraid of it. They believe that they will lose everlasting life if they disobey God and accept it. You can explain to them all the risks you like, but the greatest risk to them is losing everlasting life. Also yoy made no mention of the signed legal document, the "Advanced Medical Directive" which all baptised JWs are instructed to carry on their person at all times. The only problem with this card is that JWs are coerced into carrying one. I was a JW for 25 years and at times elders would do a spot check to see if you were carrying your "blood card". There is a huge amount of pressure to have this card and there is no option to say you dont believe in the blood prohibition. All JWs MUST refrain from whole blood transfusions, otherwise they cannot remain a JW. Its quite a dilemna, one that I faced for a number of years . I had to keep my views secret or else be ousted from the organisation and be shunned by my entire social network. You also made no mention of the interfering "Hospital Liason Committees" that show up to "support" JWs in their "choice" to refuse blood . Except when they are present it feels like no choice, or choose blood to live, but lose your jw friends and family in the process. Its a dreadful ethical dilemna for doctors.

hi where is the vaccination one u said u was gonna do ???????? THESE VIDS R SO SO HELPFUL

Thank you very much! This was really helpful! <3

nice video , reminded me of when I was abroad

This is the best explanation I’ve ever seen

Thank you soo muchhhhh for explaining everything through ❤❤

Best video I’ve seen on the topic 💫

Hi, this is very informative! Just have a quick case I’ve been trying to understand. A lady scheduled for caesarean expresses her wish to refuse blood transfusion because she is concerned about the health risks having heard about historic infection issues. So she also express refusal of blood transfusion to the baby at delivery if required. 1) flowing both legal and ethical considerations what would the clinical team require deciding about any potential blood transfusion

Have my interview at keele in a couple hours! Ty for the video :))

Can you answer me Discuss a situation where the hosiptal vicariously responsible for the patient injured while in the hospital

Disscuss the situation where hospitals would be vicariously responsible for the patient injured while in the hospital

As a third year medical student, how much break do you get? Do you get Christmas and Easter holidays ?

Hi, I got rejected from Hull York medical school last year, I applied again this year and got an interview in January, put very scared of getting rejected again, what tips would you give, that would really help! Thanks

Thank you so much! These videos are literally amazing and I'm surprised it hasn't gained more attention than it currently does!