Interview QUESTIONS??

**Morph** · 06-01-2009, 10:24 PM

11.12. Got offer exactly 1 week later, on 18th.

**Dudemeister** · 07-01-2009, 10:31 PM

Cool, might have seen/met you, even though I don't have much attention to detail.

**Morph** · 07-01-2009, 11:18 PM

Are u student already or applicant? My interview was at 3:30.

**Dudemeister** · 10-01-2009, 01:05 AM

Applicant. & maybe not then, I was interviewed in the morning. Could possibly see you next year

**Morph** · 11-01-2009, 04:28 PM

Who knows

Did you get any replies from other unis? Offers?

**ra49** · 16-01-2009, 04:26 PM

Originally Posted by Morph

They gave me a link in the letter to Hannah Jones case. They acutally gave me a whole article in the letter. I was a bit surprised. Even though, if they wouldn't tell me that they will me ask question about her, I would be prepared cos I read lots of news papers.

I know it is weird, but they can do whatever they want really. They just wanted to have everyone prepared, because they didnt want to hear 'Hannah Jones? I dont know her' etc. The most important thing is what people thinks about this case, not just that they know about the case. That is why they told me what they gonna ask me... I've got only 2 question no her case but I told a lot. Ive linked Hannah Jones to euthanasia, birth of conjoined twins Faith and Hope, to the british professor Craig Evert and many other things. They were really pleased about that because they saw that I read news papers or watch news on TV. They like it.

I'm alright with bringing up general ethical issues, gillick competence, stuff like that, but in the letter they say 'you should ensure you have drawn on the knowledge and insight provided by your work experience to support your views'.
I can think of some obvious things, like competence when making decisions (e.g. DNR?), and like my patients not wishing to spend the rest of their days in a hospital, but nothing very profound. I wonder if it needs to be, though?

**Dudemeister** · 21-01-2009, 08:44 PM

Originally Posted by Morph

Who knows

Did you get any replies from other unis? Offers?

Nope, just interviews. Will you be attending the Barts Open Day?

**Dudemeister** · 21-01-2009, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by ra49

I'm alright with bringing up general ethical issues, gillick competence, stuff like that, but in the letter they say 'you should ensure you have drawn on the knowledge and insight provided by your work experience to support your views'.
I can think of some obvious things, like competence when making decisions (e.g. DNR?), and like my patients not wishing to spend the rest of their days in a hospital, but nothing very profound. I wonder if it needs to be, though?

No, the interview is short anyway. They don't really have the time for a long story. Good luck.