SARA SAEED ALI ABDALLA

• Coordinated multidisciplinary team meetings to discuss patient care plans and ensure comprehensive support.
• Took the lead in morning and midday board rounds as well as ward round.
• Contributed to weekly departmental teaching
• Conducted thorough assessments of patients' medical histories to identify potential health risks and service needs.
• Trained junior doctors and healthcare assistants on best practices for geriatric care and patient communication.
• Took the lead in morning and mid-day board rounds as well as ward rounds.

IMT3 (Trust Grade) in acute medicine and adult cardiology. Worked as ED take, ward cover, outpatient clinics, echocardiography, diagnostic cardiology intervention and cardiology consultation for other specialities. Organised and taught in the acute medicine departmental teaching, organised morbidity and mortality meetings in cardiology.

Mentored junior medical staff, providing guidance on best practices and clinical procedures, evaluated diagnostic tests to effectively interpret results and inform treatment decisions.

• Ward cover and CCU (cardiology)
• Acute Medicine ward cover
• Cardiac sinus massage and tilt table test clinic, discharge summaries
• Acute cardiology and acute medicine take in ED and on call cover.
• Audit

• Anticoagulation clinic, pre-admission clinic, exercise stress test, Myocardial Perfusion scan, in-patient management of patient (CCU and general ward), on-call duty cover cardiology ward and CCU, medical report and discharge summaries.

• Diagnosis and management of patients with acute medical illness when they presented to A&E. Admission of acutely ill patients to hospital. Daily round and follow up of patients. Documentation of patient condition. Interpretation of ECGs and Chest X-rays. Follow up of patients in outpatients clinics. Appropriate referral to different specialties. Intravenous, cannulation, blood sampling and lumber puncture and chest drain insertion.

Medical inpatients cover a variety of medical problems. The take rota for the accident and emergency was 1:15, where medical emergencies were managed.

Provided expert medical care to diverse patient populations in a fast-paced environment and conducted comprehensive examinations and diagnosed a wide range of medical conditions.

The medical attachment was in adult cardiology.