Quinzel

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by Quinzel 3y ago
I am not sure what the historical reasons for it is if I’m entirely honest.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
No. You don’t owe anyone an explanation. Be your authentic self and if people don’t like that, that’s their problem not yours.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Yep my family does - but it’s been our code word since 2014.
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Successful technology fails of all time (2017)(time.com)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
This article is 7 years old… what, if anything, would you add to this list?
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Interesting!
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I don’t think it has anything to do with handovers. I don’t think you’ll find many doctors that are avoiding going home because they don’t want to do a handover. I think you over estimate how much they actually care. Health care people are
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by Quinzel 3y ago
When mine were little I’d take them swimming, or do something real mundane that kids think is exciting - like riding a bus or a train (off peak). One time we went to the airport just to watch planes take off and land. They loved it. I was
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I understand your struggle, as I have battled with this is the past but have it in check at the moment… Step 1: wake up early every day including weekends/holidays. Step 2: exercise vigorously and make sure your body gets tired. Lately
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Liraglutide restores impaired associative learning in individuals with obesity(nature.com)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Is this because the crash dummies they have used for many years to assess the safety of cars were based on men’s physiology? Because every time I do refresher training for resuscitation at work, I always wonder why the resus dummies don’t h
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I was going to give the list of readings I had for my MBA which I finished last year, but my comment was too long to be posted here. I read a lot. Probably at least 10x more than what is listed in this DIY MBA list. However, the reading was
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Why would you want to be fired when you could just quit?
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Yes I feel very secure in my job. It’s probably the only aspect of my life that feels truely secure. I was lucky to fall into a super niche area of healthcare where there is a high demand for my services and a lack of people trained and qua
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I did an MBA a year ago, along side quite a few people doing an EMBA, the difference in my opinion is not in the education, but rather the cost, and accessibility to being able to do it (different structure). I came away thinking the MBA ha
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I did parenting courses, multiple times over the years. The best parenting course I ever did was one that was taught by a team of psychologists who specialised in child psychology, and also maternal mental health. I had to do the course as
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by Quinzel 3y ago
My better alternative is: don’t own a printer. And… don’t print. But if I really have to print, I do most of my printing at work and let my employer foot the bill.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
TCI remifentanil takes away coughing - but I strongly don’t recommend doing this. (And you can’t really do this anyway) But technically - it does take away coughing. Other things you can do: use a humidifier or something like a Vicks vapou
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by Quinzel 3y ago
My go to question in my work context for getting to know someone quite quickly is: “What would you be doing today if you weren’t here with me?” And I actually get some really interesting answers! Some people would be playing golf, or garden
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by Quinzel 3y ago
1. Beats by Dre - Beats Studio Pro Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones are my #1 favourite thing. I hate residual background noise and I’m quite obsessed with music just generally so these just bring me a lot of happiness. 2. Spotify 2nd -
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Ask HN: Has anyone here tried Saxenda or Ozempic?
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Reading this reminded me of social identity theory which helps to understand why individuals might persist in false beliefs if doing so means they remain part of an in-group they perceive as more favourable than some undesirable “out-group”
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ICE-TAP: The cool way to learn about brain monitoring(icetap.org)
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Healthcare. Maybe for someone with your experience you might be well suited to bio-mechanical engineering
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by Quinzel 3y ago
The actual device looks like the kind of toy smart phone you give a toddler for their toy box, and I genuinely don’t see a need for a new device. The AI in the device could be installed on any smartphone surely? Are they pitching the device
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Create some low hanging fruits maybe? Perhaps you could do this by breaking assignments down into even smaller and simpler components? It wasn’t programming but… For one of my courses that required me to use a lot of statistics (which is n
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I suppose it depends on whether you prefer collectivist cultures vs individualistic cultures. I’m personally very individualistic I keep my circles small and seperate. I have my work “community” and I have my family, which I don’t interact
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I attached myself to pulse oximetry and ECG which measured my oxygen saturation and my pulse rate while using my phones camera to take my pulse rate at the same time and they both had the same measurement. The monitor I used was for medical
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Vaping and its potential impacts in the perioperative period(anaesthesia.nz)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I graduated with a Masters and then also completed 3/4 of a graduate diploma I had to do as a pre-requisite for another masters I wanted to do which I have now been accepted into (on the condition that I complete the graduate diploma).

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