A third year medical student's experience A BSMS 3rd year medical students writes about their time on the Moore-Ridings firm. (Please note that Mr Moore now leads a different firm with Mr Lamah and that his timetable has changed since this article was written). Moore/Ridings firm: student experience 2009 The firm is one of the [...]
Mr Moore's Year 3 Case Based Discussion Examination Tips How to do well in the BSMS third year surgical case based discussion exams Mr Moore is a regular BSMS examiner. Here follows his personal hints and tips to help with examination success. BSMS medical students take two surgical exams during their third year. These are [...]
Mr Moore's Year 3 and Year 5 OSCE Exams hints and tips Mr Moore is a regular OSCE surgery examiner and BSMS students can find his hints and tips for success here I regularly examine at the BSMS year 3 and year 5 surgery station OSCEs and the same mistakes by some BSMS students crop [...]
Morbidity and Mortality Meetings F1 house officers should record and present morbidity and mortality data A regular Morbidity and Mortality meeting is held in the Digestive Diseases department so that complications and deaths can be discussed openly and so that any lessons learned can be acted upon. The Moore F1 house officers have an important [...]
M & M meetings advice from Meera JoshiMeera Joshi, one of my surgical registrars, gives advice for F1s presenting at Morbidity and Mortality meetings here (written in October 2013) VIEW DOCUMENT
Tips on how to present on Mr Moore's ward rounds What Mr Moore looks for in a consultant ward round presentation There is a long tradition of consultant surgeon teaching ward rounds in the UK. Students and trainee doctors gain from them by seeing numerous patients with differing pathologies and by having teaching from an [...]
Colonoscopy Course Algorithm Algorithm that Mr Moore regularly teaches on JAG colonoscopy technique training courses The following ordered steps can be used to advance a colonoscope towards the caecum while using controlled fine movements of the cogs. This algorithm can be particularly helpful when you come to a difficult bend or you start to loop [...]
SHO (ST1-ST2) Information A Moore-Ridings SHO writes here about their post. (Please note that Mr Moore now leads a different firm with Mr Lamah and that his timetable has changed since this article was written). SHO with Moore/Ridings Firm The workload of the team is spread primarily over two sites: the Royal Sussex County Hospital [...]
Laparoscopic trainer Please ask Mr Moore if you wish to access the laparoscopic trainer Hand-eye coordination is essential for laparoscopic surgery and practice makes perfect! The Digestive Diseases department at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals has a digital laparoscopic trainer and laparoscopic instruments available for use 24 hours a day. We are very grateful to [...]
Sepsis - A Short Synopsis for Foundation Year (FY) doctors Lola Eid-Arimoku (surgical registrar to Mr Moore 2014) writes here about sepsis Sepsis In terms of clinical importance, incidence, prevalence, health burden (morbidity and mortality), sepsis is one of the most important conditions that you will come across in your daily practice. Septic patients [...]
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