Give that man a Oscar, He truly deserves it

@blahaj3336

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! He nailed it

@DaRyteJuan

Жыл бұрын

The actress playing the doctor is just as good too. She even throws on a Scottish accent.

How is this gentleman not in movies!? Performance of a generation!

@DaRyteJuan

Жыл бұрын

Plus he’s so good at doing that English accent!

the actor is so good that watching him made me cry. firstly in the angry patient, i felt afraid and now i am feeling sad. such a good actor he is.. 😅 expecting more videos with him.

@quesmedqbank

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment! He is a great actor!

@julianbruce7595

17 күн бұрын

fake empathy is the worst. it totally turns me off to the entire process. the way she handled it seem much more realistic.

The actor is way too good 😭

I feel the doctor could have shown much more empathy in her tone of voice and facial expressions

@zainabibrahim2040

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what i was thinking

@Y16Y17

Жыл бұрын

Doctor should have shown more sympathy and functional pauses. That what we have learned.

@eliasali9383

Жыл бұрын

indeed.

@m.merganee9399

Жыл бұрын

She is acting normally as in real life...I think she did well I want to know the name of this actor he is amazing 👏 actor made you feel like doing real meeting.

@tatienouorest3358

Жыл бұрын

I’m a doctor, not an actor. You want me to cry too?

The role player is really good.

@rayblade6383

2 жыл бұрын

The patient is even better.... she seemed pretty cold hearted IMHO lol

@rayblade6383

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry I just realized you meant the role player i.e patient :)

@amstarksten2247

2 жыл бұрын

@@rayblade6383 she was very proffesional, not cold hearted

He is such a great actor, I literally cried with him :(

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

He really is!

She would have shown empathy and offered tissue paper when he cried

that gave me Goosebumps cuz of how sad and emotional this situation is. to be honest, my day would have been destroyed consulting a patient like this

@dplj4428

4 ай бұрын

Doctors are human. Do we forget because we’re in a clinical environment and do not remember they aren’t a god, and definitely not infallible? We both might try to avoid or sugarcoat a pill like this situation. It’s scary. Reminding: we have the right to quiz our doctor, our medical co-pilot. Reminding: no one is infallible and doctors witness pain and confusing situations every day, and treatments might be unique per person.

How can we even use the word- “happy”? The patient is definitely not gonna be happy!

Amazing job, huge respect to both of you. The Gentleman is a subperb actor.

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment!

Feels a bit strange that the Doctor would say "I'm happy to discuss your results" seems like the exact opposite of a warning shot.

I think silence is very useful. This is a short video to show what should be done and they didn't have time to pause - also this is for an OSCE which is not the greatest way to test bedside competency imo. I feel like if my doctors give me time to process and think, I like them a lot more! It's natural to feel awkward when telling someone they don't have a lot longer to live and to fill that awkwardness with talking. But silence can be very powerful and the patient will fill it by expressing things that they wouldn't have otherwise.

This gentleman deserves to work for GMC of ECFMG as a simulator for OSCEs.

Why on earth would she say "it's very early in your journey" It just confuses the patient, considering his cancer has actually spread. The actor was amazing, but this was a poor breaking bad news station from the doctor

The actor is just too good. The doctor was pretty cold except towards the end.

Doctor is like that she is running late and has to tick all the boxes...no sympathy

Great role play, really helpful! I would have liked a summary of the steps on one page at the end of the video

@quesmedqbank

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment and the feedback!

Fantastic actors!!Love it..Brilliant

Studying this as i prepare for plab 2 next week. My mum had a similar diagnosis a week ago. Absolutely devastating.

this guy is an incredible actor, it felt so real

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

he really is!

@sabaqayyum2008

9 ай бұрын

I would ve cried along if he was my patient

this man oh my GOD! PLEASE someone take him in a movie

He is too good. I cried 😢

beautiful presentation

The doctor wasn’t seemingly good for the amount of his great and excellent acting

the sympathy is not enough

Man this patient was making me cry too

An excellent stuff to go through while approach to this sort of cases

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment!

amazing role player ! acts like he is in a movie!

@quesmedqbank

2 жыл бұрын

He really is! Thanks for the comment!

I'm only a 3rd year so we don't do these stations yet, but my question is how do you do this without crying??!! I'm already tearing up just watching this video 😢

Is that a real patient or an actor? he's so in character. awesome!!

@asemharoun418

11 ай бұрын

He is a good actor

Actor deserve a award.

I didn't understand of ( iam happy to answer your questions???) Happy about what?

@hagersamir8259

Жыл бұрын

I have the same inquiry

My God, the doctor’s giving me anxiety !

Imo since this a coaching video I think the Dr did not show adequate empathy. 2ndly she was in a hurry to break the bad news especially after she mentioned that she got bad news. She should have given the man some few more minutes before the actually bad news and few minutes afterwards the actual bad news. She did not check the man's understandimg of what is 'bowel cancer ' The emotional state of the man may not have warranted to continue progressive engagements such that it may require another visit with a significant support person to talk about the way forward in a way he and or the partner will comprehend better

ok i know doc was just following a format but the tone & line of questioning at the beginning seems awfully misleading to me, given what the way the conversation was going to

Cold doctor like a mechanic

Back passage, alternative to #2

i stopped the video to say that actor is brilliant, i almost cried

Immediately give the man oscar

Really helpful...thanks

@quesmedqbank

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that!

That was very beneficial thank you

@quesmedqbank

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Glad it was beneficial.

Superb

YESS YALL BETTER ACT MAMAAAAA GET YOUR OSCARRR

Perfect

Could you possibly do a capacity history pls

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

Great idea!

The dr is moving too fast…giving too much information…no empathy

@amaani1036

Жыл бұрын

These are made for OSCE exams, you get around 7mins per station and this is a possible scenario. So the process of breaking bad news has to be time-efficient with all relevant information given to the patient while showing whatever empathy possible in 7mins, then once the station is done its onto the next (even if you feel emotionally annihilated)! Of course in real life you would spend more time to create more space for the patient to process the news and emotions.

he is such a great actor.

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

He really is!

The role player is so good…wow

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

He really is! Thanks for your comment!

he mad me cry!!!!

Excellent presentation

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

What is the name of this actor? He is extremely good and needs recognition!

Two weeks is fast?

The best surrogate ever.

Love the actor bless him. Is he a doctor?

How did you people get Michael Caine for this video! 😅

My issue is that I laugh at awkward situations as a coping mechanisms

Nicely done

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

The doctor is good I wouldn’t have kept a straight face

I had my annual physical recently and after my doctor’s office got back the results, they said _“she wants you to come back to go over the results.”_ I feel totally fine though and last year they just told me to take 2,000 IU of Vitamin D. So now I’m like, _“WTF is this all about?!”_ So now I’m watching all these videos in case the doctor wants to deliver me some ‘bad news.’ I’ll be ready. My doctor won’t see me sobbing like this poor old bird. Might as well make it easy on the practitioner. I would just need enough time to get my affairs in order, then wait for the inevitable.

I really love the role player

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

He's great! Thanks for your comment!

It’s too early in diagnosis to state eol.

I want to know the name of this actor he is amazing 👏 actor made you feel like doing real meeting.

great

What’s the nurse she mentioned.?

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

www.macmillan.org.uk Macmillan Cancer Nurses

More empathetic videos, please. We do not want to watch this lady without any interpersonal skills. She just says words which are definitely scripted!!!! The actor is already amazing

💫💫💫

Role player is excellent

@quesmedqbank

Жыл бұрын

He really is! Thanks for your comment

Can anyone give me his details?

What .. nurses??

@ayaelkady6861

2 жыл бұрын

Macmillan nurse

Offer the maj a tissue please

seriously The doctor doesn’t deliver the news well , this man is very good at acting even I on my phone show empathy but that doctor was so cold I don’t think she is a good guide for OSCE training

''Happy to give you the results?'' really? When you know it isn't good news. I would never say that before a bad news. Better to skip this and tell him would you like someone else to be with you while we discuss the scans results as I am afraid.............

Who else is here because they have health anxiety and have convinced themselves they have every serious disease under the sun

Give him tissue ,

Professionally speaking, the doctor should not show more empathy? she is not trying to comfort the patient, offering a napkin or a glass of water? At least, that´s what is said to be done. Anyway, great video, thanks a lot

IPS could have been better. She barely used words like "I'm so sorry" "I understand". Felt a bit robotic

Fantastic patient simulator Rude emotionless doctor simulation

This dr has zero empathy. I would never go to such person for a consultation.

That's not Antarctica 🐧, but America. That looks like a scam.

The only problem I see with some of these training videos is that they keep making it seem like getting diagnosed with cancer is a death sentence or that otherwise the situation is hopeless. I mean, by the time someone has gotten to the age of this bloke, the idea of getting diagnosed with cancer should have already crossed his mind. He didn’t think he was going to live forever, did he? When you get diagnosed with a bacterial infection, the doctor just says, “Here’s some antibiotics … blah, blah, blah.” And off you go. But these are all the loss-leader treatments. The medical industry keeps us healthy until we come down with something serious which kicks a whole bunch of professions into high gear and keeps the medical industry turning. At least he’ll get the chance to say ‘goodbye’ to everyone he loves before the Final Hour.

she speaks terrible actually no empathy no emotion ... bam bam bam

The professional isn’t very empathetic 🥹