Doctor Plays Never Have I Ever

Have I breached HIPAA? Have I ever dated a colleague? Have I ever cheated on a test? I asked you for the questions; now here are my answers... as I play Never Have I Ever from a doctor's perspective.
If you enjoyed this then check out the BuzzFeed video of Medical Students also playing Never Have I Ever:
• Medical School Student...
Any other games you'd like me to do? Let me know!
If you enjoyed the video you may enjoy my 'hilarious' look at some medical phrases in pop songs:
• DOCTOR breaks down 15 ...
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Editor: @abbytheanimator @abbyclocker
Thank you to all the artists that make their music available for these videos:
Song 'Escapists' by The AutoDisko
Sony 'Longing' by Joakim Karud
#doctorreacts #doctorplays #neverhaveiever

[@foxymanaic5934]

I like how he took apart his Skeleton's hand to make his never have I ever card it was kinda cute.

[@Write_0ff]

Out of context this sounds weird af

[@foxymanaic5934]

@@Write_0ff haha yeah true just thought about it.

[@laartje24]

"It is kinda floppy." Yeah it doesn't have muscles.

[@ThreadBomb]

Isn't that the hand that fell off last video?

[@foxymanaic5934]

@@ThreadBomb yes

[@Biamazing]

Him: “Im gonna lose my liscence doing this..” Also him: *continues to answer*

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Living dangerously

[@DollSisterStories]

@@DrHopeSickNotes Ha Ha. Always living on the edge!

[@jerodast]

Hey, it's "do no harm", not "do no harm to my career" :P

[@Mackem-bl3ix]

If the channel becomes Mr Hope’s sicknotes, we all know why

[@rofltrolflyingfish]

@a mochi stole my jams Well if the person does not personally know you then I don't believe it's fair to get upset at them for doing so. Just because you made certain life choices doesn't mean you are entitled to great respect, especially in an informal setting. That being said, I usually call people "Dr" if they have earned the title. I just find it sickening when people feel as though others are obligated to respect their title.

[@group555_]

@a mochi stole my jams if you get this upset when I accidentally call you mr I would never call you dr again. Purely because it's funny how annoyed it made you

[@nigelft]

Actually, there is a very odd tradition in our NHS ... From medical student, to the rough equivalent of attending (we call them Registrars), if you are on the surgical track, instead of medical, once you've reached the postion -- again, very roughly -- of senior attending/surgeon (we call those consultants), you get reverted back to using your pronouns ... so, for instance, the surgeon whom correct my scoliosis was one Mr. M. A. Edgar. So, unless he is on the medical track, if you see him sign his name with a Mr., a) he has been trained as a surgeon, and b) has entered that rarified strata of being a Consultant Surgeon, with the possibility of him eventually becoming a Lead Consultant, which is the surgeon in charge of all the others in, as Mr. Edgar was, spinal orthopaedic surgery ... I once knew a man, whom I met when he was a Senior House Officer (read Senior Resident), who did climb that ladder to become a Surgical Registrar, Consultant, then Lead Consultant. He actually stepped down from being a Lead Consultant (in his case, in complex gastrointestinal surgery, using, primarily, laparoscopic techniques), due to too much politics, and not enough time in theater, treating patients ... I don't think our NHS hands out the gold plated, and rather expensive, stethoscopes, but, from what have gathered talking to those in the surgical profession, once are given it, it really isn't all that it's cracked up to be. In my friends case, it was mostly attending various meetings, a huge amount of paperwork, and only once in a while, meeting, then treating patients, often really complex cases that he, after a couple of decades of experience, would be given to him due to the complications involved. Granted, he probably was earning in a month what I used earn in a year (although that job had crap pay, so there is that ...), but in his case, as he used to joke, his job required having lots of guts ...

[@AmiC893]

I would just assume he'd become a consultant 😂

[@ThreadBomb]

@@AmiC893 Yes, I read the original post and immediately thought "you mean if he becomes a surgeon?" (In the UK, surgeons are called Mister (or Mrs or Miss) rather than Doctor)

[@Yulfyr]

0:30 Dr Hope : I don't want to be outdone by those guys, I'll need some props. *turns around and looks* Skeleton : Why are you looking at me while saying that?

[@thelordoftheweebs9501]

Skeleton: well I'm already dead anyway. At least I'm still useful.

[@ayyylmao101]

@@thelordoftheweebs9501 :( Aw. Does she need to talk about it? (I wonder what support groups there are for skeletons...)

[@CryingZombie666]

*Dr. Hope takes the skeleton's arm* Skeleton:"Oi! I didn't consent to giving you a hand, much less my arm!"

[@ThreadBomb]

I think that skeleton did consent, while it was still alive.

[@CryingZombie666]

@@ThreadBomb That moment of consent is history, my friend.

[@lunarheavens2819]

Check his donor card

[@Marnavla]

Poor Nina... she had to lend you a Hand for this game.

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

Props to the prop department!😁👍

[@artsylinna9599]

"I'm gonna lose my license doing this." "But I have." Felt that

[@finikksu]

I would like for you to play a couple of rounds of Plague Inc. So you can tell us what is accurate and what is not in that game

[@codename_6842]

I second this.

[@natanieux]

I third that if he try do Corona

[@TheLibermania]

I feel like we'll know that without a video.

[@13thMaiden]

That be actually fun to watch or atleast have a pathologist who specializes in infectious diseases try it!

[@user-mj6pv7bf8m]

Yesssss such a good idea

[@chronicallymeee]

Honestly every job needs to complain about difficult cases, my mum does accounting and regularly will complain about particularly difficult clients to me. It's just part of working with people. But ensuring that you complain to people who can keep the confidentiality, and who are not involved is what makes it okay or not okay.

[@Raachel244]

lmao I'm an accountant and this spoke to me

[@bookl0ver]

Yup, agreed. Also you can be vague enough to ensure confidentiality. If you don't specify gender/ethnicity/nationality/age/condition you're pretty much safe, especially if you work with lots of different clients a day.

[@whereisawesomeness]

My mum’s a high school nurse, and by God, nobody’s dumber than a group of teenagers stuck at school for 6 hours a day

[@JennaGetsCreative]

I fell alseep in class once, and I was trying SO hard not to, but the guest lecturer's voice was just one of those voices.

[@JennaGetsCreative]

@Elijah Harris Boring and monotone!

[@ThreadBomb]

@@JennaGetsCreative Wouldn't have happened if you had enough sleep ;)

[@JennaGetsCreative]

@@ThreadBomb This was duringmy first semester of university, early in the semester. I was an eager student, living on campus, and it was my first class of the day. I was rested, fresh, and not hungry when I entered that lecture hall. This lecturer was teaching a fourth year class that semester, and my upper year friends on the student council assured me it was practical a rite of passage to fall asleep in this guy's class.

[@sernine5143]

He looks more rested than the last video. Glad for that!

[@cassandrah-y7293]

That sweater looks so good on you. What? That wasn't the point of the video?

[@caffienatedtactician]

When are you starting your crafting side channel?

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

This video was a trial run

[@IonIsFalling7217]

I swear Dr. Ed Hope is one of the most adorable humans ever. ❤️

[@serengede]

I love how we're trying to spread good hygiene here, and you keep touching your face XD

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Yes I must stop that!

[@ayyylmao101]

He's trying his best xD at least Nina can't touch her face... ... partly because she's missing a limb-

[@ThreadBomb]

If he's at home and has washed his hands, he can touch his face as much as he likes.

[@missp5152]

@@ThreadBomb True, but safer to try to break that habit for when we are outside or working in a hospital.

[@CryingZombie666]

Dr. Hope has never performed surgery using household objects. *Meanwhile, in Japan, people read about a certain doctor whose name is Black J-* Hey, Doc, time to read Black Jack after you're done with both Cells at Work and Code Black!

[@yoonmikim5663]

There is also MacGuyver...

[@user-fb4gw3hn3z]

The original author OSAMU TEZUKA was a Medical Doctor, but he described BLACK JACK unliceced surgery.

[@mariniendoh9109]

I don't remember Black Jack using household objects tho he always had scalpels didn't he?

[@CryingZombie666]

​@@mariniendoh9109 Black Jack has the talent to improvise when there's equipment shortage.

[@yogsothoth8389]

Black Jack is awesome.

[@Tinyvalkyrie410]

I know this seems kinda dumb and mostly for clicks, but this does a wonderful job of humanizing doctors. They are people with all their foibles and we need to give them more empathy.

[@lindsabts1]

I am an oncology nurse. I absolutely agree about it being a privilege and a pleasure to be a part of the end of someone's life. It is one of my great joys to have assisted in making someone's journey be more dignified and what they wanted.

[@reversecollision]

Thank you for your kindness

[@lottiemillar8673]

i absolutely love what you said about working in a hospice. i volunteer on a hospice ward and when i tell people at school, they're always like 'omg that must be so miserable' but its really not? i genuinely think that the hospice is one of the most positive places i've ever been.

[@Rhobyn]

Speaking of death, I think that would make a good video. How the medical definition of death has changed over time and how it may still change in the future. Especially thinking of stuff like cryonics research.

[@forgetfulstranger]

There's this course on EDX on brain death by the University of Cape Town, it's really good

[@Rhobyn]

Thanks for the suggestion. I can't seems to find it tho. Do you know the exact title?

[@stephaniemacfarlane7297]

@@Rhobyn I'm super late but Medlife Crisis made a video with that title (how medicine changed the definition of death or something like that)

[@TuffLikeToph]

I love when I'm watching medical-related content and it starts with arts 'n' crafts

[@missp5152]

😂 ✂️📗📙

[@blank-6222]

I like that he answers every question honestly even though its a silly question.

[@ThreadBomb]

The mark of a good teacher.

[@kuramaismine]

It takes a very special person to work in a hospice setting, you seriously have my respect.

[@lilsmiles86]

This is one of the most wholesome channels I'm subscribed to on YT. Your answer on palliative care was incredibly touching. You live up to your name, Dr. Hope.

[@hameley12]

I really needed this special video today. Everyone in my State is being extra cautious and serious about the Coronavirus. I do feel horrible for the loved ones lost, but sometimes it's good give yourself a chance to smile and take a deep breath. RIP kind people. KZbinrs stay strong and stay healthy.

[@garchompelago]

*[sees thumbnail]* *[cries in college student]*

[@detectivesnickers6176]

imagine accidentally telling a collegue about a patient in a bad accident and then finding out that they're a family member of the patient. BIG OOF

[@applesolon993]

Well if you won't be able to keep your license, we'll sure be supporting you with your cosplaying 😊😁 Kidding! Thank you for this very fun video!

[@fevre_dream8542]

"Have you ever worked 2 shifts without sleep?" Dude I just got off shift at 6 AM and go back at 1300 for a 12 hour swing shift. Not a doc, but still. Times are getting rough.

[@maxinecalyptus1639]

Thank you for the work you're doing!

[@Nagarath16]

Thank you for taking that lady seriously in the end. Too many times I had to fight to get help in normal doctor visits because I have mentalhealth mark in my record. It's not actually even anything that gives me physical symptoms, if those doctors would read more about how it works.. But they don't. They just say I imagine the pain. Even dentist have said that I imagine my pain when I needed root canal and I had to go to private dentist to get treatment because public one didn't treat me. And I was in debt cause of that. Some day I die because the pain is really serious thing and they just throw me out. Or because they don't belive me I die in home - I really don't want to go to fight with doctors again. I didn't want to go to the clinic anyway..

[@Mcyxof]

Wait... are you telling me that medical staff don't make out with each other in the nearest supply closet, on call room, spare hospital room, etc, at any given opportunity? That ruins all medical dramas for me from here out xD Hope you're keeping well on the front line and glad to see these light hearted videos. My sister is an NHS nurse and I know it's been rough on all the staff but seeing your vlogs and things really helps :)

[@ayyylmao101]

Some people say Dr. Hope's desperate for a decent prop in the video, I say he's just being resourceful - LMAO. Thank you for the upload, Dr. Hope! (We already know the answer to the sleep question, though, considering your upload schedule and the fact you're a _junior doctor in the UK!_ xD)

[@Evie0133]

This video is so much fun!! You're my favorite doctor on KZbin, so charming and fun to watch while being educational!!

[@theprincessed]

I hope you put Nina's forearm back after you finished filming! 😂 This was a much needed tonic considering what's going on atm, very cute x

[@ctran1955]

Dr. Hope is my favorite doctor on youtube :)

[@Hmm...Whats-Their-Name]

For sure

[@corvus1374]

I worked in a hospital pharmacy. Our hospital was a county hospital with a lot of indigent patients. The county provided free care for the patients, but it did try to recupe its losses, so the hospital worked with pharmaceutical companies to try to get them to provide free medications. Now, if the pharmas wouldn't do it, the hospital would still cover the patients' care, but if the hospital could get free meds, it helped their bottom line. So part of my job was to visit patients in the hospital and get information out of them about their medical history and background and get them to sign forms so that they verified that they were, indeed, taking these medications. But patients almost always had family members with them, so it was virtually impossible to get the medical history without the family members hearing about it. So I pretty well violated HIPAA often, though with the patients' permission. Getting free medications for indigent patients is a regular part of pharmaceutical companies' services, so this wasn't begging them hat in hand, they sent us forms on a regular basis for us to fill out and apply for their discounts of freebies.

[@NocandNC]

Thank you so much for continuing to bring us cheer during these hectic times

[@ilsevdg1194]

I loved your comment about death. I really felt that. It brought a tear to my eye. So beautiful and true.

[@maddyfox8545]

Great stuff dr hope. Loved it. Would love another round of this type of video 😊

[@knox7945]

Doctors aren't losers, they're our saving grace and the only ones that can combat this virus. Keep at it guys, people are counting on you!

[@dr_weil]

Yet they are treated like they are

[@greathan9360]

In med school we were always observing our dorm mates and trying to diagnose them with every disease possible that we had just learnt in school, it was so fun... 🥳

[@stephaniest.5336]

Great game. Loved the statements you've chosen for the game.

[@TheThundercool]

You're completely right, talking about a patient (or in my case as a teacher, about students) with another colleagues is incredibly unprofessional, but quite therapeutic.

[@LednacekZ]

Occam razor doesnt work in africa. if you see hoof prints in subsaharan africa it is more likely to be zebra than a horse. But most likely is it an antilope.

[@nitinverma4103]

I really want to become a doctor and this channel gives me an insight into the field with heaps of fun - love the chanel!!

[@karine-v]

Thank you for this lighthearted video.

[@cammierountree5172]

I so enjoyed this video, given all of the Covid 19 videos I've been drawn to watch over the last weeks. 😊💖👍

[@grethen123]

Loved it! Thank you for sharing

[@brandonmolina5711]

The Good Doctor. I love this guy. He's great

[@paolodigualtiero3251]

*doctor Hope:* it's a hell of a course, 4-5 years *me:* _laughs in Italian medstudent_

[@tori03031989]

How long is your course? More to the point, how are you over there?

[@paolodigualtiero3251]

@@tori03031989 6 years to get the degree and anywhere between 2 and 4 on top of that to specialize. It's a blast tho.

[@skaldicofmaldon2332]

@@paolodigualtiero3251for full undergraduate it is 5 to 6 years. For Graduate entry it is 4 years. It then takes two years before you are fully registered. After that it takes a number of years before you are specialised.

[@paolodigualtiero3251]

@@skaldicofmaldon2332 i figured, lol. It's probably just organized differently.

[@sweeperboy]

Yeah, I was at my med school in the UK for 6 years. Ed mentioned he came into medicine late, probably with another non-medical degree first. That would entitle him to go on a shorter graduate-entry medical school training programme.

[@ravenwulf2882]

During this hard time with Covid19 this was a great laugh to watch I really enjoy watching your stuff. I also wanted to thank you for working with Hospice. I have done this as well over the years and know how rough it can be to do this type of work. ❤ PS give Nina back her hand 😀

[@Hidan1107]

Please :D More of this kind of videos they are really pleasing to watch

[@ronin7roni384]

You’re the most fun doctor I’ve ever seen

[@d_sitiwadhihahathirahbinti2072]

It's so enjoyable watching your video, I learned a lot from your videos. Even though I lost interest in taking medicine, I am going into a degree in pharmacist. Hope to do a good job here

[@swaggyhamster5]

This makes me happy to watch because I doubted myself to get into medicine and have been struggling the past few days with the news and no A levels. I know whatever happens if my predicted grades aren’t enough this is what I want to do. Thank you for making me believe again to try

[@kolurizeX]

Never have I ever clicked so fast on a video lol

[@LadyVader33]

:D

[@JeghedderThomas]

You're absolutly cool beans, Doctor Hope. A pleasure to follow your channel.

[@RebirthOfJack]

Dr. Hope, i'd absolutely love seeing you talk about some odd/out of the ordinary cases that have happened and/or the odd solutions used to certain cases, like Leonid Rogozov, a doctor that operated himself for his appendicitis

[@grellsutcliffe253]

I am really getting knowledge.....he is actually telling his experiences during patient-doctor relationships,and the real life of doctors....It Matters...Keep It Up..

[@ispellitjustg]

Dr Hope is such a crafty artistic person.

[@Weeflowerofscotland]

Accidentally found your channel...glad I did 👍❤️

[@codeentropy]

Somehow I missed the fact that you worked in hospice care. Bless you for that, it has always struck me as a live affirming and devastating challenge.

[@ToastyMozart]

HIPPA is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, passed by US congress in the 90s. Medical information being handled confidentially is a big part of it (the Accountability part), but it also provides a structure that makes it easier to transfer records between institutions and maintain a more comprehensive medical record (the Portability part).

[@notsyort]

0:42 That's the secret disco music from The Stanley Parable. I love that game :-D

[@notsyort]

...and now i know it's actually 'Who Likes To Party' by Kevin MacLeod. So there's some accidental learning, courtesy of Dr Hope's Sick Notes :-D

[@jrdeborja0000]

The talk about witnessing someone to their last moments. Man, that sounds poetic, but sort of...fascinating...also, I sweat Skelly is doing some full time assist. Skelly is Docs impromptu prop department!

[@melskunk]

I look forward to seeing Nina with the arm attached and the sign still on it in future video backgrounds 😁

[@zhchee7734]

To anyone who reads this, stay safe and healthy wherever you are!

[@42ayla]

Thank you, and you too my friend.

[@StormW16]

No captions? C’mon Dr. H. How am I supposed to understand you? I still watched the video cause I think you are awesome.

[@StormW16]

ziffulmyer oh yes, I know he is the original one and by far my favourite! His accent is not a problem, but being deaf myself, I don’t really understand any accent 😂

[@Misshowzat]

Hands down a great video

[@nigelft]

Totally off topic ... I noticed that, in one video, you've signed your name as a SHO (congratulations, if that was relatively recent) ... Back when I was young, I wanted to beome a medical doctor myself, except life got in the way. Despite being a Brit, I grew up watch ER, so know about residents, chief residents, attendings etc. But the NHS pathway, especially in surgery, has always slightly baffled me. Perhaps, in a future video, especially for fellow Brits, you can explain the transition from HO - SHO - Surgical Registrar - Consultant - Lead Consultant; how long that takes, and why; and whereabouts on that ladder you at the moment, especially if there are Medical/Surgical tracks in the NHS, and, if so, which track you're on, and if you've decided on a speciality yet. Also, for non-Brits, explain why Surgical Consultants go from pronoun to Dr. back to pronoun ...

[@j.rinker4609]

Veterinary medicine is...different. I remember seeing x-rays of a dog that included safety pins as part of a surgical repair. Also, ordinary table sugar is the substance of choice for reducing bovine prolapsed uterus before replacing and stitching up. Whatever they used to use was giving the vets cancer, so they quit using that.

[@Gelcrow]

great video mate!

[@itsjustbree9267]

My mom (a physician assistant) tried to watch House once, and I remember being all the way down in the basement and hearing her shouting at the TV from upstairs because she got so mad about the inaccuracies. The only medical shows she's ever been able to watch are E.R. and M*A*S*H. I don't think I ever want to go see a movie that involves medical stuff with her, haha!

[@meruga811]

This was very funny and interesting!

[@j.rinker4609]

My former boss had a boring class after lunch and ALWAYS fell asleep. Fortunately he learned the material and passed.

[@skateata1]

I'm imagining what it would be like to go on a date with Dr hope

[@ZhyperCR1T]

Also love the fact that he blurred out "s***" but not "b****" in the name lol. Congrats. LOLOL. 10:04

[@joshhang]

I came back to KZbin just to check the new coronavirus Vlog by Dr. Hope, but there is no update today. Hope it's just a time zone issue. Or in case Dr. is too heavily trapped in the influx of new cases to make any new updates, then I pray for your continued health and your patients' successful recovery. Seriously your channel is the BEST entertainment to kill time during self-isolation!

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Hello! Next vlog is tomorrow; going to do 3 a week :)

[@Scoutter]

About the question with whine about a Patient: I am sure there is nearly NO ONE in this world who work AND has nobody he had complains about. It happens, we are humans. Even doctors are just humans. Humans with very specific knowledge. About cheating in exams: I got my spot for my profession I studied exactly for the REASON I was the ONLY one who NOT cheated in the entry math test. Rule been to NOT use calculators. But everyone did below the table. But I denied every calc I got offered. I earned my bad score of 35 of 100 by myself. And I am proud of it. I hate math.

[@forgetfulstranger]

Pretty much every second of this degree I think of de-registering so I honestly envy you that you've never felt like quiting before

[@j.rinker4609]

Watching any of the Jurassic Park/Jurassic World movies with a whole crew of paleontologist is...interesting. Last one I just went with my mom and laughed REALLY loud.

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

I have only EVER fallen asleep in ONE class. We were in the heart of a large concrete building, almost no ventilation, and 200+ people doing Organic Chemistry. The professor had the most droning voice you can ever imagine, and spoke to the board rather than facing the students 90% of the time. About half-way through the semester at least half of the students had jist stopped showing up as we weren't learning anything from his lecture style, and wity the horrible lack of oxygen, I did fall asleep once... I was drowsy every single class, though... Oh, and it was at 08:00 in the morning...

[@hotpotato1898]

just finished watching your coronavirus video- hope your hospital's coping

[@Ubersupersloth]

On the one hand, it's sick notes. On the other hand, it's based on a buzzfeed video.

[@joehalliwell9693]

how dare you dismember Nina?!

[@cannsmith]

I don’t blame doctors for complaining about their patients. Doctors are human too dealing with someone who they are trying to help but isn’t willing to accept help, or someone who is just trying to take advantage of you.

[@rambofan334]

0:56 Modern problems require modern solutions.

[@richardbeard1367]

Great video 😂👍

[@shorea27]

That waa fun! Let's do it again! 😀

[@j.rinker4609]

I once thought I had strep throat because others at work did, but it was just a cold.

[@fernnyfeen]

I have a huge crush on Dr. Hope 🙊 wouldn't want him to be my doctor lol

[@kuragari9846]

You are the type of guy i would love to have as a brother, father, anyone, because i never had those in my life and i like you, even tho i don't know much about you, sorry if u actually read this and its creepy

[@matthewbergdorf4108]

What is this, some kind of upload schedule?!!? I dare say he must be under quarantine!

[@ithinkillpass9056]

I fell asleep once in class and the teacher stoped the lecture until my friend woke me.

[@sweeperboy]

I once nodded off in a group tutorial and only awoke when my teacher SLAMMMED his hand down on the table right in front of me, giving me the evil eye... :o

[@misterkevinoh]

I want 100 of these

[@JHgamer7391]

Can u just get your favourite drink and sip when yes

[@samminyoonki7535]

I really like your shirt 😔 Where'd you get it from?

[@j.rinker4609]

I decided not to apply to vet school because other pre-vet students were too intense. So now I teach math.

[@metamayto]

9:48 Could you imagine? People celebrating death like they do winning a game.