The next generation of healthcare professionals is learning their trade in a time of global health crisis – and it’s changing the way they’re thinking about their future careers.
has made it harder for doctors to get patients to follow any instructions at all. “I’ve seen patients come in for diabetes… but because you push the vaccine and certain patients may be hesitant towards the vaccine, they’ll be hesitant aboutthe treatment and management for their diabetes,” she said. “So you really have to be careful with your interaction with your patients… and understand where they’re coming from and where their hesitancy lies.
Hannah, 26, is preparing to take the Medical College Admissions Test after years of doubting whether there was a place for her in the medical field. As a chronically ill person, she wondered if she would be able to keep up with the demands of medical school – and if any medical school would be willing to accommodate her at all. But seeing what she achieved in college helped her realize she was capable of succeeding in medical school.
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