Syed Mughees Hussain
@drsmh79
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26 | Emeritus First Gen Doc | Sometimes i read,sometimes i write. 🧠#MedTwitter #MedEd Opinions are my own. previously @syedmughee_76
Joined January 2024
Quote your picture in school uniform. ✨ Beautiful carefree childhood of me and my love @a_fierce_noob ❤️
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“They teach you everything in life except how to live without them.”
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no one,literally no one Me to lahoris: hogayi basant? 🤡
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You’re not learning if you’re not confused half the time.
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Jey mee aya badal garjey Mele tou jaavi naa Takki meri val na hathon Chaa saadi dul gayi aaa
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Standard Babcock 8 size is specially designed for sterile smoking. A perfect fit for holding cigarette butts🚬
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abhi apka sekhny ka waqat hai, is waqat jo Dil or dimagh main aye, jab bhi aye ap loog lazmi pocha kro. kal ko jab ap k juniors hongy to wo apsey pochengy to sahi lkn aap kisi sey nhi poch skogy, is lye jitna kr skty ho abhi sekh lo, acha sekho or wo sekhha hva phir aagey prhawo.
Medicine has a strange culture: we shame learners for not knowing instead of teaching them how to learn. Curiosity grows in safety, not humiliation. If your teaching needs humiliation, it isn't teaching — it's insecurity.
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Dear teacher, don't shame the learner for not knowing.🚨🚨
Medicine has a strange culture: we shame learners for not knowing instead of teaching them how to learn. Curiosity grows in safety, not humiliation. If your teaching needs humiliation, it isn't teaching — it's insecurity.
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Kudos to all the doctors who handled the Emergency, not to forget (Please raise voice) that a PIMS Resident is getting around 350/- per hour and House Officer is getting around 240/- per hour.
Excellent job done by hospitals in Islamabad specially after today’s horrific incident. As per PIMS data they received 149 individuals, 28 dead and 121 injured. Critical care was given and none of injured lost life. 20 major surgeries done so far, 5 underway, 60 blood
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Let’s stop pretending we have it all together. Let’s normalize being human in healthcare. 4/4
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I breathe, refocus, and remind myself that it's okay not to have all the answers. I miss workouts. I get overwhelmed. I break down sometimes. But I showed up. And that counts. If you’ve ever felt the same—you’re not alone. 3/
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I’m not always calm. I’m not always certain. I felt helpless when I didn’t have answers. We’ve all, at some point, thought of leaving medicine or at least choosing an easier path. But in those tough moments, I’ve learned to take a step back. 2/
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Some days, medicine feels like a victory. Other days, it feels like a battle. There are days I feel confident and capable. Then there are days I question everything. I still compare myself to colleagues who seem to know more, move faster, decide quicker. 1/
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