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  1. 18-12-2008, 03:31 AM #21
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    I'm mentally handicapped.
    Psshyeah...



    BARTS AND THE LONDON 09!...this scares me.
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  2. 18-12-2008, 03:49 AM #22
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    I did criticise your response and I gave you some pointers for how you could improve it. Read it again.
    Could end up at any one of these by 2010:
    King's College London. That'd be for 5 years.
    Hull or York. Again, this would be for half a decade.
    Leeds. I imagine that it's not quite five years actually, but that's the general idea.
    Cambridge. The idea here is that you spend three years and nine months becoming a doctor. That really is quite a bit less than 4 years.

    Might even end up at Oxford. I threw in PPP as a long shot. I like Biology that much.
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  3. 20-12-2008, 02:04 AM #23
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    how on earth do you answer this without putting your foot in it?
    Give us an example of something about which you used to hold strong opinions, but have had to change your mind. What made you change? What do you think now?
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  4. 20-12-2008, 02:15 AM #24
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    Can't answer that for you. I have no idea what your opinions were, what made you change your mind or what you think about anything now. Structurally, it's all there.
    Just don't lie. Your answer will sound forced if you do. There must be something.
    Could end up at any one of these by 2010:
    King's College London. That'd be for 5 years.
    Hull or York. Again, this would be for half a decade.
    Leeds. I imagine that it's not quite five years actually, but that's the general idea.
    Cambridge. The idea here is that you spend three years and nine months becoming a doctor. That really is quite a bit less than 4 years.

    Might even end up at Oxford. I threw in PPP as a long shot. I like Biology that much.
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  5. 21-12-2008, 02:05 AM #25
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    thats tru - ive got another personal veiws sort of question.
    to answer it are you supose to give a balance veiw point of reasons for thinking that and against or is it just a general what kind of person you are question.
    What do you think and what do you do when you see a beggar in the street?
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  6. 28-12-2008, 06:58 PM #26
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    can people please help me with this qs...i have no idea. :S

    How does the government find out about problems and issues in the NHS?
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  7. 28-12-2008, 07:08 PM #27
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    NICE
    PALS
    amongst others. They get their information in the form of feedback forms from patients, surveys of hospital policies and efficiency levels etc. There's no one answer to that question. You just have to demonstrate an awareness of the data collection methods and the professional bodies responsible for the collection, collation and analysis of data, such as PALS and NICE.
    Could end up at any one of these by 2010:
    King's College London. That'd be for 5 years.
    Hull or York. Again, this would be for half a decade.
    Leeds. I imagine that it's not quite five years actually, but that's the general idea.
    Cambridge. The idea here is that you spend three years and nine months becoming a doctor. That really is quite a bit less than 4 years.

    Might even end up at Oxford. I threw in PPP as a long shot. I like Biology that much.
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  8. 31-12-2008, 10:58 PM #28
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    what do they stand for?
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  9. 31-12-2008, 11:12 PM #29
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    National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence = NICE
    Patient Advice & Liaison Service = PALS
    -Usus libri, non lectio prudentes facit

    2009-10 Aberdeen MChem
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  10. 31-12-2008, 11:45 PM #30
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    Lovely... thank-you
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