From the last three years I am working for the health and fitness of women and young girls of the local community. In which I have conducted virtual workshops on physical and mental health of female. Conducting seminars for Awareness and counselling about exercise,Diabetes,Hypertension and PCOs it also includes the moral education emotional well being and physical fitness of young girls.

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Flexibility and choice they are providing. I am free to manage my work schedule with my daily routine. They also provide me a choice when and where to work.

I am conducting classes twice weekly for the physical fitness, social interaction and emotional wellbeing of the young girls of my local community. These gatherings are very comfortable, exciting and enjoyable for all the girls we have different physical, mental games and activities, all the girls enjoyed them a lot and eagerly wants to attend. but there is a girl among them who remained isolated doesn’t want to take part in activities. When I asked her she answered me that I don’t want to come because I find it boring and doesn’t want to socialise with other girls. Then I asked her what she wants me to do. I can arrange anything which she likes to play or activity in which she wanted to take part. I also spoke with her mother and asked her about her behaviour at home which was normal. Then I tried to became friend with her and slowly I convinced her to be a part of the social gatherings and all the activities we performed. Now she is comfortable with environment and the other girls.

Prescription only medicine can only be sold by the pharmacist if prescribed by a doctor.
Pharmacy medicines can only be sold by a pharmacist without prescription.
General medicine can be sold by any shop or store not only pharmacy.

You should not prescribe a medicine if it is not documented or recorded anywhere. You should ask the pharmacist or call the doctor to eliminate the error if it is.

If I have ever been in such situation I will remain honest and clear both with the patient and authorities.

All the healthcare organisations are always responsible to provide better care and facilities to the patient this can only be achieved by good clinical governance which includes
Education and training
Clinical audit
Clinical effectiveness
Staff management
Patient and public involvement
Risk management
Information management

It was not the recent but the most difficult situation I have ever faced in my career. A patient came in ER with renal encaphlopathy. His sons and wife were very emotional and anxious about the patient’s health and it was their 1st ever experience to a hospital and they were completely unaware of the patient’s condition. Because of the renal failure the patient needs dialysis but his family was not keen for the dialysis because of their less understanding about renal failure and dialysis. Being the part of the team It was my duty to sit with the consultant nephrologist, junior doctor, ER representative and a pharmacist to communicate with the family about patient’s condition and his prognosis it was the one of the most difficult families we ever met with. We sit with them and did multiple meetings and tried to convince them for the dialysis. At last after multiple communication sessions with the family they became able to understand that it’s all about the good prognosis of the patient.