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My 4th Coral Bay Visit

Every civil worker is required to attend an induction course in order to be confirmed into the government service. After waiting for so long, I finally had the chance to attend it. I’m already going into my third year of service. Before the day to depart comes, there was much worries and despair. The thought [...]

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November at a glance

Last week has been a real busy for me. Particularly because my workings days were shorten due to the other functions that I have to/had attend, my colleagues in the same department with me were away as well as the super blur new PRPs that just reported not long ago. There are so many of [...]

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Critical Appraisal

It was a long weekend break and many would’ve spent holidaying or going back to their hometown. Mine was spent in a secluded resort learning how to critically appraise a journal. Yes, it’s a bombastic word which I myself had no idea how to define it.

The course is being conducted in a resort in Kamunting [...]

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Half Way Down the Road

Today is a historical day for me. It marks the date that I have already worked exactly two years in Taiping. So there’ll be another two more years down this road before there’ll be another crossroad for me. Looking back… I can’t believe that I’ve survived so long here. I’ve survived…
… the times when there’s only [...]

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Nuisance or what?

(Updates from the previous post)
Today was a super busy day for me. I had to follow rounds, dispense to my discharged patients, do medication history, screen and supply ward medications; All of which are my daily workloads. Apart from that I need to finish typing some letters, go another ward to talk to the sister, go [...]

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Hospital Taiping seems to be quite happening these days. First, there was a patient who went amok last week. Not sure about the actual situation as I only heard of it and have not witness it myself… although I’m actually in the same building and same floor at the same time! (Just different ward) The [...]

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